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Hello from NC

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Graveyard Diver

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Hello from Coastal North Carolina.

I've never spear fished but I just bought a 6' pole spear. I want to spear flounder this spring, And whatever else I can hunt. I don't know very much about spear fihsing so I'll appreciate your advice.
 
This is what I got. Don't know much about how to use it so I guess I'll be learning by trial and error. :)
 

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Everyone learns that way. The spearfishing subforums have a lot of info and advice, but there's no substitute for experience. Make sure you dive with a buddy and have fun. I do recommend taking a freediving course. They're unparalleled for learning safety and technique.
 
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