Posts by Dan

  • One Fish spearfishing DVD $20

    One Fish spearfishing DVD from In The Zone productions, on sale for $20 including shipping http://www.freedivingspearfish…om/37-spearfishing-videos




    Trailer


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxGJ0q8Gy0Y&feature=player_embedded


    Producer's description



    One fish is a spear fishing adventure film set in the heart of Mozambique as well as showcasing spearfishermen from around the world who are all dreaming of that one fish. That one fish that defines them as spearfishermen. It is in this pursuit of this dream that guys have been filming some of the best footage from all over the globe. There are guys from 10 countries participating in this project making this film an array of diverse spearfishing styles and culture. These guys are possibly some of the best freediving underwater videogarphers in the world. It's this that sets this film apart from every other spearfishing film ever made.


    Taking us on the journey around the world and to Mozambique to find that one fish is Richard Leonard and Chris Coates two friends that have been united by their passion for the sport of spear fishing and their relentless tenacity in chasing the dream of that one fish. Some of the big names you will meet along the way are:


    Rob Torelli - Australia


    Cameron Kirkconnell - USA


    Phillippe Virgili - France


    Matti Pyykko - Finland


    Franck Labassa - France


    Richard Parkinson - Trinidad & Tobago


    Mohammed Jassim Al-Kuwari - Qatar


    Wassim Zein from Abu Dhabi, UAE


    Gletwyn Rubrige - South Africa


    Christopher Ananidias - Brazil


    Alfonso Chavez - Peru


    Austin Derry - USA


    One fish is the ultimate spear fishing experience with an abundant variety of 45 species landed and over 100 fish shot, 3 world records broken and that one fish. The One fish that Chris Coates has been dreaming of for 20 years now. This action packed adventure proves to be one of the most ambitious spearfishing films ever made and pure ecstasy for any spearfisherman, with a climactic ending few will ever forget . The last fish of the adventure being, an achievement few Spearo's will ever be able to accomplish, with Chris Coates taking a 500lb Marlin on an untethered 1.3 Rob Allen real gun. ...

  • Happy New Year

    Careul Mandy, some guys will have too much fun interpreting that :)


    Before Don gets here :outtahere:



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  • Happy New Year from Cocoa Beach, Florida!

    Welcome to the forum.


    You're fortunate because at this time there's a lot of information available whereas when most of us were starting there was barely any. For a bigger emphasis on educational rather than entertainment value I recommend Terry Maas book BlueWater hunting and freediving http://www.amazon.com/BlueWate…cover-acc86/dp/B000GXGGBS even though I can't remember it covering much bottom hunting.


    Also the Spearo's guide DVD http://www.freedivingspearfish…e-spearo-s-guide-dvd.html

  • Antonie Berry extreme fishing in Gabon

    Remember that we are a bilingual and international board. English is not a first language for many, and particularly in this case Ramon. For these guys your choice of words may be taken literally and would be construed as very impolite if not offensive.


    By the same token I can say that bluewater spearfishing is lame, all the divers do is chum up the water and hang out until a fish shows up, then hang on to the line. But it is another valid facet of spearfishing. I think parts of this video are not a good example of stalking fish. But there's a lot of preparation that goes into what Antoine Berry does, and physical exertion, as well as risk. Not a lot of guys would be able to pull it off consistently, it's amazing he's still around. Consider that he didn't jump straight into shooting giant fish in the rigs, he went through a process of growth as a spearfisherman probably experiencing everything you and I have and more before doing what he does in the vid. I haven't seen the youtube clips but the narration of the actual video is good and Antoine provides some very interesting, you might say raw insights. This video is old and from a time that there weren't any around, although it's still very relevant today. For a lot of us just like Ramon said the images of it remained etched in our minds.