matjo1,
Coming from a newly relocated beginning spearfisherman, I have to question your information, and definitely disagree with you.
There are plenty of big educated fish out there, and very few good spearfishermen hunting them.
Good luck trying to take out any of these wary fish, you're going to need it!
I'd suggest directing your energy towards a real threat like over-efficient unchecked commercial fishing, rather than going after trophy spearos.
Also join the FRA, http://www.thefra.org and learn what you're talking about, so possibly we can all continue to enjoy the sport of spearfishing.
Chad
Coming from a newly relocated beginning spearfisherman, I have to question your information, and definitely disagree with you.
There are plenty of big educated fish out there, and very few good spearfishermen hunting them.
Good luck trying to take out any of these wary fish, you're going to need it!
I'd suggest directing your energy towards a real threat like over-efficient unchecked commercial fishing, rather than going after trophy spearos.
Also join the FRA, http://www.thefra.org and learn what you're talking about, so possibly we can all continue to enjoy the sport of spearfishing.
Chad