r/Spearfishing

I currently have a Salvimar Hero 95 cm with a 6.5 mm shaft and a 17.5 mm band. and I’m thinking about moving to a wooden gun in the higher quality end to something like andrianblue. Is the upgrade to a wooden worth the money in your opinion ?The reason for upgrade is that i want something of better quality and heard that they have decreased recoil.

I was thinking of buying the ultra mainly for daily use but also for spearfishing,however i heard many complaints about the diving apps(missing main features like surface intervals,water temp.etc) and that they also require a subscription.What is your opinion on the watch?

Hello! Im wanting to surprise my husband with a watch. He told me he was looking at one that measures depth, temperature, breath hold, etc. I've seen some recommendations for apple, suunto and garmin, but he's not really a smart watch wearer outside of spearfishing so I don't think he was looking at that level of watch. Are there any well known ones that aren't as expensive or technical that are still trusted?

i just need to vent, i’m actually hurting right now. I try to be the most respectful hunter i can but today when recovering my buoy i saw that the two fish i caught and killed slipped off the fish holder needle and i lost them . I feel bad knowing i basically took two lives for no reason. I hope and know that the sea will use their bodies for the better

I have a trip coming up to Baja and curious what others do to travel with long Carbon fins. I’ll be bringing my hard sided sportstube. But trying to pack 2 guns and my miscellaneous items in there. Leaving me with either having to pack 2 checked bags and fit my fins in another case or I’ve heard of people just carrying them on as a personal item. But always wondered how they deal with the “length” limits of personal items. Obviously I want these to be protected and or handled with care,
So just seeing what others do in this case.