I absolutely love Justins response at the end. Legend! Well done Ryan. Again congrats on your marraige and thank you for posting awesome footage once more.
Oh my goodness I am so glad that you guys are making videos again. I was checking every other day to see if you guys posted a video and I was losing my mind
We are 100% back. Expect at least 2 a week for the rest of the year! Was busy getting married and restructuring the business a little bit but we hired an editor and will be going full speed!
Thank you for what you are doing Ryan. Thanks to you and your video's that you and Sam create, my spearfishing knowledge and game has really improved. In my opinion, you are the best in the world at making these videos and breaking them down. 🤙🏼
A bunch of my friends sent me the short clip of you shooting the Lehi and I wondered if you were gonna come our with a video of this. Happy you did. You Da Man!
Luv' ur videos... hello from Réunion island... Just one thing, could ya write down the names of the fish in the video sometimes, cause I tried to look for it on the web the "lay hee" or the "aluha" but I think I didn't correctly catch it... and even youtube subtitles doesn't correctly got it... Thanks for ur content and if u come down there, I would be happy to dive with ya...
Hey ryan if you could answer this question for me. I desire to deep water dive. What is your average breath hold on these dives? And with just you belt weight on how long does it take you to go to the bottom of 100ft roughly? how long do you stay on bottom? How much time do you give yourself to head to the surface ect?
Oh man it's good to see you again it's been to dang long. I was actually worried. Glad to see you and Sam doing well. And glad to see the man the myth the legend Justin Lee. And congratulations on a fish you can hold over Justin's head lol. I can see it now Justin gets a monster fish and your life yeah but it's not a Lay he / Lahey
In australia what you called rosy is a rusty, the rustys are smalltooth and the rosy is entirely different haha Rusty Jobfish, Aphareus rutilans Smalltooth Jobfish, Aphareus furca Rosy jobfish, Pristipomoides filamentosus
Epic Catch! Thanks for your content it’s by far the best spearfishing pro guide there is out there. Very interested in those Hebi spearguns. Hopefully I can try them in the med. big hug
Ryan I would really like to hear more about your prototype gun. Happy to see somebody was successful fishing on Oahu because I was starting to think there were no fish around this island!😂
„Relatively shallow…. Like 130 feet or less“ 😂 bruh that is definitely not shallow. Less than 13 feet. That’s shallow. But amazing diving. Wish I could do that every couple of days.
I shot the same fish while in bali in the depth of 8-10 meters im the reefs. I am still amazed on how the fish got up to the reefs as I usually find them when fishing 80 plus meters. Ruby/queen snapper
One thing I have concluded from watching Ryans videos is that spearfishing in Australia (Queensland) is far better than Hawaii. I did a trip last year about 100kms offshore and the variety and amount of fish was much higher than when Ryan goes off the beaten track. Ryan needs to pull his finger out and come down under. If he can keep up with Tim MacDonald, I will be super impressed
I believe, I’m from Hawaii I’d say it’s bcuz the ratio of land/reef/coastline to population is a lot more dense in hawaii so we’re jus so depleted for so many years
@@futtspoppin6348 depends on the species. Some of our tastiest fish like coral trout are bold and territorial so easy to shoot. Whereas yellow lip emperor, buffalo emperor, pink snapper, long nose emperor etc. are all clever and challenging to shoot
@Brandon Liechti I think the best divers in the world all come from the med since the are used to diving stupid depths and having to work very hard for their fish.
The Yellow Spots have more fat content then the Blue spots. When you filet a yellow spot the knife will actually have a film of fat coating the blade when you're done.
@@patmccrotch8300 ahhh gotcha. I've only gotten one small yellow spot before in my life, so I will try and get another and taste the difference. thanks man
Good Luck. You won't regret it. I'd rank the yellow spot right under Hamachi. Its one of my favorite fish to sashimi. Butaguchi Ulua is also very good but its really rare here in Hawaii.
Mean! Kinda look like you guys no belong diving over there, almost like it’s such a pristine, unmolested area, kinda like people there don’t go there on purpose. Yeah like it’s sort of like a nursery or a sanctuary. Imagine if more people went there over and over, how raped it’ll get. It’s a good thing only your friends go there every once in a while and not take people there on like charters. I could imagine people would just take advantage of the seclusiveness of this beautiful untouched, rare location.
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I absolutely love Justins response at the end. Legend! Well done Ryan. Again congrats on your marraige and thank you for posting awesome footage once more.
Wicked fish Ryan!
we need a collab with you and ryan! ;)
I can only imagine Justin watching the footage of Ryan passing up the smaller one of the, Lehi? Extreme fomo.
Oh my goodness I am so glad that you guys are making videos again. I was checking every other day to see if you guys posted a video and I was losing my mind
We are 100% back. Expect at least 2 a week for the rest of the year! Was busy getting married and restructuring the business a little bit but we hired an editor and will be going full speed!
@@RyanMyersExpeditions ah that’s great to hear! Im glad you guys are getting things more structured! We miss you videos over here on Kauai
Thank you for what you are doing Ryan. Thanks to you and your video's that you and Sam create, my spearfishing knowledge and game has really improved. In my opinion, you are the best in the world at making these videos and breaking them down. 🤙🏼
Best spearfish videos ever…..the delivery and shots on point….the Narration brings it to life🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
We need more content brah! killah vid
NW Molokai maybe. Did lots of diving air Kalapapa and back along North shore at drops. Used to carry 2 gunge off airport. Keep it going.
Great video, good seeing Justin and Sam. How about a video with Justin and Kimi.
Appreciate your sustainability keep doing what you do man it’s great
A bunch of my friends sent me the short clip of you shooting the Lehi and I wondered if you were gonna come our with a video of this. Happy you did. You Da Man!
Epic fish and another cracking episode! Glad to have you back!
wow that is nice
thanks for the adventure
Luv' ur videos... hello from Réunion island... Just one thing, could ya write down the names of the fish in the video sometimes, cause I tried to look for it on the web the "lay hee" or the "aluha" but I think I didn't correctly catch it... and even youtube subtitles doesn't correctly got it...
Thanks for ur content and if u come down there, I would be happy to dive with ya...
Thanks for another great vid!! Question: how would you suggest to build up being able to get that deep and hold your breath that long?
Ryan,you are true inspiration to me and I would like to thank you for teaching me how to become a better spearo!
Finally a new video, so stoked
yesssah braddah killa vid🤙🏽 and congrats on that one of a kine fish🙏🏼
Hey ryan if you could answer this question for me. I desire to deep water dive. What is your average breath hold on these dives? And with just you belt weight on how long does it take you to go to the bottom of 100ft roughly? how long do you stay on bottom? How much time do you give yourself to head to the surface ect?
Thanks Ryan. This was a sick dive. Much love from New England!
Oh man it's good to see you again it's been to dang long. I was actually worried. Glad to see you and Sam doing well. And glad to see the man the myth the legend Justin Lee. And congratulations on a fish you can hold over Justin's head lol. I can see it now Justin gets a monster fish and your life yeah but it's not a Lay he / Lahey
The fish is spelt "Lehi" or some call it Lehe. I forgot the mainland name for it.
@@braddahkuponz at first I put ( the fish I can't remember the name of ) lol then I went back and listen to Justin Lee say it. And did my best.
@@braddahkuponz thanks for the info I gave you a sub. Going to check out your videos
Been waiting for this bro.. yeah you!
In australia what you called rosy is a rusty, the rustys are smalltooth and the rosy is entirely different haha
Rusty Jobfish, Aphareus rutilans
Smalltooth Jobfish, Aphareus furca
Rosy jobfish, Pristipomoides filamentosus
Epic Catch! Thanks for your content it’s by far the best spearfishing pro guide there is out there. Very interested in those Hebi spearguns. Hopefully I can try them in the med. big hug
Absolute stud! Nice fish
I’d say 98% of spearfisherman in Hawaii never see this fish there whole lives diving
Insane as always! Congrats!!!
Love your videos man!
@@silversam1387 Thanks, appreciate it! More coming in the future!
Yoo you should try using the coconut grinds with the ceviche, we do that all the time 🤙🏼
I’ll definitely try that!
Epic one dude! Gotta go do it again when I’m back from these work trips 🤘
Ulua caves are magic. Such cool places
what a mission! love your work from here in australia 🤙
Epic footage!
Man great video love when you upload your Chef from Edgewater
Great video keep them coming!
Awesome Ryan … you da man🤙🏼
Hello Ryan nice catches. How deep did you dive? Do you dive constant?
Bro this video 🔥🔥🔥
Hammah video 🔨🔨 dude
Ryan I would really like to hear more about your prototype gun. Happy to see somebody was successful fishing on Oahu because I was starting to think there were no fish around this island!😂
LETS GOOOO 👏🏻👏🏻
awesome ryan
That was sick, pretty crazy too I swear I seen you guys out dea by the 2 rocks. Gonna target lehi!
It so amazing
You need to get the Rob Allen back - I think you know that
„Relatively shallow…. Like 130 feet or less“ 😂 bruh that is definitely not shallow. Less than 13 feet. That’s shallow. But amazing diving. Wish I could do that every couple of days.
I shot the same fish while in bali in the depth of 8-10 meters im the reefs.
I am still amazed on how the fish got up to the reefs as I usually find them when fishing 80 plus meters. Ruby/queen snapper
I like the way you dominate the water
In Australia we call them rusty jobfish can get them regularly over here
Holy crap that was insane
Crazy that you consider 130ft to be relatively shallow!
How come you don’t shoot Rusty Jobfish?
Subscribed. Awesome footage, great commentary. Spent 13 years in Hawaii, picked up a couple tips watching. Moving to Guam now.
How come you never shoot orangespine unicorn fish?
Friggin dozer lehi, shoulda photoshopped it to look like a wahanui
How does bro just casually dive live 200 feet underwater 💀💀😭😭🙏🙏
One thing I have concluded from watching Ryans videos is that spearfishing in Australia (Queensland) is far better than Hawaii. I did a trip last year about 100kms offshore and the variety and amount of fish was much higher than when Ryan goes off the beaten track.
Ryan needs to pull his finger out and come down under. If he can keep up with Tim MacDonald, I will be super impressed
I believe, I’m from Hawaii I’d say it’s bcuz the ratio of land/reef/coastline to population is a lot more dense in hawaii so we’re jus so depleted for so many years
@@futtspoppin6348 yes but it forces you guys to be better divers so that's a trade off. Also, our weather and visibility means less dive days too
@@russianbotstein1422 true I watch a RUclipsr in the pnw and the fish r so dumb there & they always use single band lol
@@futtspoppin6348 depends on the species. Some of our tastiest fish like coral trout are bold and territorial so easy to shoot. Whereas yellow lip emperor, buffalo emperor, pink snapper, long nose emperor etc. are all clever and challenging to shoot
@Brandon Liechti I think the best divers in the world all come from the med since the are used to diving stupid depths and having to work very hard for their fish.
I have a hard enough time holding my breathe in the shower. WOW!
Ah... The taco fingers. Shite works!
Hey Ryan I really want to go dive again with you again soon it's me Tyson
No wayyyyyyy
that steroid wahanui was insane. why do you take yellow spots but not blue spots? can you actually taste a difference between the two?
The Yellow Spots have more fat content then the Blue spots. When you filet a yellow spot the knife will actually have a film of fat coating the blade when you're done.
@@patmccrotch8300 ahhh gotcha. I've only gotten one small yellow spot before in my life, so I will try and get another and taste the difference. thanks man
Good Luck. You won't regret it. I'd rank the yellow spot right under Hamachi. Its one of my favorite fish to sashimi. Butaguchi Ulua is also very good but its really rare here in Hawaii.
I would like you to sponsor me one of those good guns
Harvesting your own food is the best way to live.
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Totally blew it and wounded the kumu😢… what happened to the take your time let them come to you aspect of the hunt? 😓 🤦🏽😆
But definitely brought home the bacon. Nice work RM.
I can't believe your calling 120 shallow, I'm luck if I can even touch 100
das one onaga no
Mean! Kinda look like you guys no belong diving over there, almost like it’s such a pristine, unmolested area, kinda like people there don’t go there on purpose. Yeah like it’s sort of like a nursery or a sanctuary. Imagine if more people went there over and over, how raped it’ll get. It’s a good thing only your friends go there every once in a while and not take people there on like charters. I could imagine people would just take advantage of the seclusiveness of this beautiful untouched, rare location.
Way too "in your face" commentary. Back up a few inches!
I love how 100’ for you is shallow…
Amazing lods your breathing amazing free 🤿 diving