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Hunting Flounders with Speargun

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You can and you can't. I am very experienced in hunting flounders. The most difficult task is to find them. Not that easy as it might seem. Takes year of experience. I sometimes take them by surprise with a knife coming from behind with my belly scratching the bottom. But from a distance of two to three meters you NEED to shoot. You can't just swim down and spear them. They will swim off before you reach them. Sometimes I can't see it and when I have been above it for some times it suddenly escapes. When I am lucky I hit it on the run, but of course this is a difficult hit. Now I wish some off them had given me my run for the money, because it happens quite often that they swim off before I even manage to aim at them. BUt like I said. I have great experience in hunting them and that day NONE of them got away. I hope to show you in future videos that it isn't as easy as it looks. On rare occasions I have shot one just to discover that there is one near by "frozen" and then I just try to spear the second one with the spear, and the first fish still on it. Sometimes I get them, sometimes not. So in my opinion you CAN'T just spear them with your hand and a spear. They are fast and strong little devils......
 
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