Loved this video!! This video is a reason why we need to go to NZ. I'm Korean, living in Tauranga, and want to learn spear fishing. Could you please recommend a model to me? Btw, Subscribed just now!!
Incredible your a master, your videos are sublime. Though the sound of your shaft against the rocks... i can imagine your endlessly sharpening them. Much love from Dubai soon to be a NZ resident.
Hey, bro, I’m a big fun of your channel and downloaded hips of your video for the last years, watching them all while flying in the air ( I’m a captain Boeing 737) super positive and motivated content, all the best from Tauranga 🇳🇿😊 hope to see you some day 🤘
Incredible shots on those fish I wish my aim was as good as yours Ollie. Oh and just asking but Ollie have you got any plans of doing any future spearfishing videos in the south island?
Stunning video mate,I've been watching your videos fo several years now and learned so much from your tips. still wondering what is the fish you shot on 6:40?
Ive done a little study of bioelectrical signatures of animals/humans in the wild, Ive noticed youre able to some way mask it a few times when you went hunting down south you managed to pick up game where local guys told you the hunting wasnt good but you and your buddy smashed it, I saw youre calm demeanor in the sea and it crossed over well whilst hunting in the bush, they have developed hunting clothing that mask bioeletric signatures so that game can't detect the electric magnetic field which they use for self preservation, youre able to do it naturally, the only thing I could understand it in my mind or a semi explanation is your underwater ability to blend in not startling the local fish pop which seems to have crossed over into your lad based missions, I just found it interesting, there has to be a correlation.
NIce observation. I believe it has more to do with movement that anything else. If having to move it needs to be very smooth and no quick movements. Having said that, the electric signal is very true, and myself and anyone else who dives down onto a reef with no intention of shooting a fish eg just for video or similar have some pretty crazy experiences. I had once such just a week or two which will come up on th enext video releases swimming into a school of snapper even with my speargun. We are at the end of the day, electrical beings, basically semi conductors and people/fish/animals can defintitely. feel out presence and vice versa. A lot about our bodies which we are yet to understand. I know the suits for hunting you talk about, they came into the spearing world too (HEX suits) now discontinued. Basically a microwave screen material on suit to block that electric signal. Good for reef species and such supposedly. The idea is interesting. And this is proven with Crayfish/lobster for example with the use of cray noosees/hooks made of stainless steel. Thats why they work so well, you can put them behind the Crayfish and it wont even move as no electric signal coming off.
Thanks mate. You don't need anything crazy for those two. I nice 90cm Speargun single band would be plenty. I've always used @RobAllenSpearfishing Spearguns but plenty of options out there.
@@two_gun_gageyt1727 Also length of speargun is normally dictated on where you live eg in more murkier/dirty waters or blue clean water and what fish species are around. I assume you are either in south island or wellington area? With a rob allen 90cm, you can actually convert the muzzle down the line and put a roller head on it essentially 'powering it up' and you could use that in Northland etc targeting kingfish etc. Hope that helps.
@@olliecraig-primalpursuit oh that's wicked man yea I'll buy a rob Allen spear gun I'm down in Canterbury so Viz is normally pretty bad but I found a spot no one goes too last summer I chucked a bearley in for the hell of it and seen 5 kingfish swimming around the berley and decent bluecod from the rocks surely them kingies are back this summer I'm super excited!
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That was awesome. So many stone shots - very skilled and great content! Thanks for sharing!
The Stone King !
I think it's Staunch.
Bravo my friend very nice shot!!!
Most of all are stone shot :)
You are the reason I'm planning a trip to NZ in January. These shots are sick. Texas love.
Awesome! Good luck I’m sure you will love your time here
Loved this video!! This video is a reason why we need to go to NZ. I'm Korean, living in Tauranga, and want to learn spear fishing. Could you please recommend a model to me? Btw, Subscribed just now!!
Your next life is a fish.
Could you send me a spear gun please and thanks 140 length
I love this channel. Great content, great editing and a you're a top bloke. Keep it up.
Epic bro epic wicked shots 🤙
Cheers mate
Some nice reds and other fish good shooting mate
I Like your videos. Watched most of them. Especially Catch & Cook videos are awesome. Respect You so much. Loves from Türkiye...
Thanks! Good to hear
Awesome compilation 👌
Thanks !
Those shots are visious bro
Nice shot brother love how you spear ❤
Incredible your a master, your videos are sublime. Though the sound of your shaft against the rocks... i can imagine your endlessly sharpening them. Much love from Dubai soon to be a NZ resident.
Man, to good
Wow amazing
Your shooting skills are awesome to watch...
Cheers!
freakin awesome!
Hey, bro, I’m a big fun of your channel and downloaded hips of your video for the last years, watching them all while flying in the air ( I’m a captain Boeing 737) super positive and motivated content, all the best from Tauranga 🇳🇿😊 hope to see you some day 🤘
Hey bro, That's awesome to hear! Glad you are enjoying them mate. CHeers, Ollie
❤ it,, cheers'
Amazing
Thanks!
@@olliecraig-primalpursuit ok
Love it Ollie!
Awesome video! What camera do you use and how do you attach it to yourself? Thanks!
Nice
Wich camera are you using?
Incredible shots on those fish I wish my aim was as good as yours Ollie. Oh and just asking but Ollie have you got any plans of doing any future spearfishing videos in the south island?
Cheers mate. I hope to get down South for some adventures this summer!
Hey what camera are you using? I'm thinking of going on a spearfishing expedition in the Philippines.
Stunning video mate,I've been watching your videos fo several years now and learned so much from your tips. still wondering what is the fish you shot on 6:40?
john dory
can i ask you how much u paid for your boat? (The Price pls including your navigtion system and your ceiling)
Would you consider editing together a compilation of cooking on that Cobb stove?
Ive done a little study of bioelectrical signatures of animals/humans in the wild, Ive noticed youre able to some way mask it a few times when you went hunting down south you managed to pick up game where local guys told you the hunting wasnt good but you and your buddy smashed it, I saw youre calm demeanor in the sea and it crossed over well whilst hunting in the bush, they have developed hunting clothing that mask bioeletric signatures so that game can't detect the electric magnetic field which they use for self preservation, youre able to do it naturally, the only thing I could understand it in my mind or a semi explanation is your underwater ability to blend in not startling the local fish pop which seems to have crossed over into your lad based missions,
I just found it interesting, there has to be a correlation.
NIce observation. I believe it has more to do with movement that anything else. If having to move it needs to be very smooth and no quick movements. Having said that, the electric signal is very true, and myself and anyone else who dives down onto a reef with no intention of shooting a fish eg just for video or similar have some pretty crazy experiences. I had once such just a week or two which will come up on th enext video releases swimming into a school of snapper even with my speargun. We are at the end of the day, electrical beings, basically semi conductors and people/fish/animals can defintitely. feel out presence and vice versa. A lot about our bodies which we are yet to understand. I know the suits for hunting you talk about, they came into the spearing world too (HEX suits) now discontinued. Basically a microwave screen material on suit to block that electric signal. Good for reef species and such supposedly. The idea is interesting. And this is proven with Crayfish/lobster for example with the use of cray noosees/hooks made of stainless steel. Thats why they work so well, you can put them behind the Crayfish and it wont even move as no electric signal coming off.
It looks so fun but my animal lover heart could never 😭
Where do you fish if you dont mind ne asking? It's bloody beautiful!
EASY WAY TO FISH BUT MORE DANGEROUS
@@LEELUNK-IS-A-HUNK easy? 🤣🤣 bro
@@sausauia9799 IT'S TRUE, GOING DOWN FOR A FEW MINUTES AND SPEARING A FISH IS NOT HARD
@@LEELUNK-IS-A-HUNK tell me you've never spear fished without telling me.
@@sausauia9799 HARD FOR YOU BECAUSE YOUR AIM SUXXS
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Ollie Craig is the man!
Shot bro. Comment uploaded
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Leave the freakin billfish alone ya gooberhead😢
Karma.!
Absolute brain surgery
Hey mate awesome vid was wondering what your favorite spear gun is for moki and butterfish
Thanks mate. You don't need anything crazy for those two. I nice 90cm Speargun single band would be plenty. I've always used @RobAllenSpearfishing Spearguns but plenty of options out there.
@olliecraig-primalpursuit cheers mate👌
@@two_gun_gageyt1727 Also length of speargun is normally dictated on where you live eg in more murkier/dirty waters or blue clean water and what fish species are around. I assume you are either in south island or wellington area? With a rob allen 90cm, you can actually convert the muzzle down the line and put a roller head on it essentially 'powering it up' and you could use that in Northland etc targeting kingfish etc. Hope that helps.
@@olliecraig-primalpursuit oh that's wicked man yea I'll buy a rob Allen spear gun I'm down in Canterbury so Viz is normally pretty bad but I found a spot no one goes too last summer I chucked a bearley in for the hell of it and seen 5 kingfish swimming around the berley and decent bluecod from the rocks surely them kingies are back this summer I'm super excited!