HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s no secret that spearfishing is deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture. The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa revealed a new study that links the activity to overall wellness. According ...
Kimi Werner grew up in a remote part of Maui and was introduced to spearfishing at a young age. She often accompanied her father, who went freediving in search of wild fish to feed their family. But ...
When Kenneth Breidinger learned that Western Montana had opened the door to more spearfishing opportunities, his first thought was, “This is something I’m going to try too.” Despite working as a state ...
A new study from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Thompson School of Social Work & Public Health highlights the physical and cultural benefits of spearfishing and how it can be used to promote ...
PENSACOLA, Fla. (WSVN) — A Florida fisherman is sharing his story days after he became the target of an apex predator while spearfishing off the Gulf Coast. Spearfishing is something Chance Armand ...
In Costa Rica, spearfishing starts with a tractor dragging a panga straight into the ocean. No docks, no ramps, just brute force and coordination. The setup looks chaotic but works flawlessly. Once ...
KONA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Kealakekua Bay is a majestic place, rich with history. But it’s also become a home for invasive fish. “With the invasive species, what you see is you don’t see your native fish, ...
LANSING — A new order from the Natural Resources Commission will open more of the Great Lakes to recreational spearfishing. Proponents of spearfishing say that the expanded reach will allow more ...
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Trapped in the tides - and spearfishing for every meal
It started with a dive and a single shot—but what followed was a celebration of simplicity. With no stores, no gas, and no help, we hunted, landed, and cooked a fish that fed the entire beach.
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