‘I hunt fish exclusively whilst freediving with pole spears in New Zealand.  After trying all sorts of spears and reading some recommendations, I found Aaron Crist’s website.  I ordered an 8 ft spear with an 18 inch threaded tip section (which I attach a slip tip to), and a 12 inch single flopper tip.  I am very satisfied with the product - it is well built, and sturdy.  Fitted with the slip tip, this spear is ideal for larger fish - in a short time I had taken yellowtail of 45 pounds and snapper up to 20 pounds.  The spear hits with so much power that I am confident there is no real limit to the size of fish it can take.  For reef fish and competition diving, I switch the tip for a 12 inch single flopper setup and the result is a more versatile spear suitable for taking smaller fish as well as the odd yellowtail that swims past.’

Reid Quinlan, New Zealand

Johnny with friend Jamal spearing some nice Hogs and Grouper in the Bahamas.

 

 

 

 

 Stringer of Black Sea Bream & a Striped Knifejaw

      ......you have a product that is unequaled.

David Jameson,Japan

 

 Dom and Aaron.  2nd place polespear division  winners at the 2007 Randy Fry Tournament.

Dave Hochman with a nice stringer of Blackfish.

 

Mike N. with this years biggest fish at the Charlie Sturgill polespear only tournament.

 21lb Sheephead

African Pompano

 Brett with a nice Grouper from the Bahamas

Daniel with a Hog from the Bahamas.

 William with a couple of nice Groupers.

 

 

 

 

William Trubridge, Johnny P. in the Bahamas.

 

Jeff Flake AZ U.S. Congressman.  Marshall Islands

                     Rainbow Runner

                         Parrotfish

 David DeBerards trip to the Bahamas.

 

 

 

    My 6yr old son Gabe with his first fish. 

                     Ft. Bragg, CA

                     Rainbow Perch

Bobby with prototype roller spear. Bahamas

 Kelsey with a nice Calico