Hello. My name is Jason and I'm interested in learning more about spearfishing.
I have no experience whatsoever and so, would like to pose the
following question to the spearos:
How deep do I have to go to catch decent-sized fish?
I ask because the idea of going much past 50 or 60 feet gives me the willies. I believe that range would be well within my abilities and that attempting much more than that would be assuming a level of risk that I can't justify. So . . can I find decent fish above 50 or 60 feet?
While I'm on the topic, what kind of depth would I need to engage in the classic blue-water hunting i.e. going after tuna and wahoo off the California coast? I understand that's a more advanced form of the game.
Thanks for your time.
--Jason
I have no experience whatsoever and so, would like to pose the
following question to the spearos:
How deep do I have to go to catch decent-sized fish?
I ask because the idea of going much past 50 or 60 feet gives me the willies. I believe that range would be well within my abilities and that attempting much more than that would be assuming a level of risk that I can't justify. So . . can I find decent fish above 50 or 60 feet?
While I'm on the topic, what kind of depth would I need to engage in the classic blue-water hunting i.e. going after tuna and wahoo off the California coast? I understand that's a more advanced form of the game.
Thanks for your time.
--Jason