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Services

 Availability is limited and is booked on a first come first serve basis. For all rentals and lessons please contact us to arrange your service. Bookings that you need rescheduled will incur a cancelation fee or rescheduling fee up to 25% of the cost of the experience. 

What is Your Experience Level?

No Experience

  • Pool swimmer

  • Hasn't/ Can't dive to 12'

  • Doesn't surf

  • Never used a snorkel

  • No ocean experience

  • What's equalization?

Beginner

  • Can dive to 12'-30'

  • Can surf

  • Possess a scuba certification

  • Speared a couple times in shallow water or as a kid

  • Equalization: "I can get down"

Beginner with Experience

  • Possess a freediver level 1 certification 

  • Speared for a few years

  • Can dive 30-60'

  • Equalization: "Still getting the hang of it"

Intermediate

  • Have completed multiple freediving certifications

  • Speared for 5+ years

  • Spear at 80'

  • Equalization: "Gimme the mouth fill"

Master

  • Spear at 150ft+

  • Freedive to 150ft+

  • Equalization: "I am the fish"

Our Services

FAQ

I saw this on TV, what am I getting myself into?

First of all, spearfishing is not easy! Things you need to know, Oahu has the highest population of people of all the islands with the most divers. A lot of these guys will hunt year round and the regulation we have on Oahu doesn't do enough to protect our marine resources.

​That being said, these fish are smart and can be hard to come by! Trying to learn all of this in one day is nearly impossible because there is so much to learn. Let's say you have zero experience... what you will learn is:

  • You need to watch and analyze the wind and surf forecast, moon phases, seasons, and tide changes.

  • Then you will need to know how to rig, load, aim your speargun and know the range

  • Body positioning while diving and how to hold the speargun

  • Fish Identification!

  •  Equalization! 

  • How to kill your prey, preserve the meat, and clean your fish.

  • How to effectively dive

  • How to effectively hunt

  • Hold your breath as long as comfortably and safely possible

  • Remain calm when your target species is in sight

  • Never panic and have no fear

  • If something happens, know what to do.

What if I only want to shoot a fish?

Everyone wants to shoot a fish. Lets remember that spearfishing is not fishing, it is underwater hunting. There is no catch and release in spearfishing. We shoot to kill and kill to eat. Every life we take should be respected, as well as the fish populations and the fishing grounds. People's ability, experience, and comfort vary drastically so please refer to the skill level guide to help me determine the best experience for you. 

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This is not all about shooting a fish. The underwater hunting experience is what we love and keeps us coming back. Shooting a fish for dinner is bonus because each time you hop in the water you learn something about yourself and the ocean. My suggestion is to throw out your expectations, your ego, and immerse yourself in the underwater world we have at our doorstep. 

What should I bring?

For lessons, you only need to bring a swimsuit, towel, reef safe sunscreen, and anything else you would normally take to the beach. It's recommended that you bring your own mask, snorkel, and 3mm wetsuit because this type of equipment isn't always universal or one size fits all. My only requirement is that you use long blade fins for safety. (I can provide).

I'm staying in a hotel, how am I supposed to eat the fish I catch?

It depends on the fish! I will do my best to prepare your fish so you don't have to do any cleaning. From there you'll just need a cooler and ice to keep your fish cold. Some fish can be eaten raw with rice but luckily there are restaurants in Honolulu that will cook your fresh catch for a good price!

How likely am I to get a fish?

This is entirely dependent on your ability and technique as a diver. I will teach you everything you need to know on how to be successful but if you're trying to go from nothing to landing a fish your likelihood is about 25%. With a two day experience I would say your chances are close to 95%.

What about sharks!?

Yes we have wildlife here but there is nothing to worry about. The hazards we have to monitor are the weather conditions and making sure the divers are not a hazard to themselves.

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