Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 59 minutes ago
While browsing around at #spearfishing videos I came across a video from @RyanMyersExpeditions where he was using some sort of Hawaiian sling pole spear that shot a free shaft (not tethered with a line). I thought it was a cool concept and had never seen anything like that before so I figured I'd throw something together a little more primitive. I ended up using a band from a pole spear, a chunk of bamboo for a handle, and a two prong stick as the "arrow." Ryan was a lot more successful with his setup but I did manage to spear a couple fish. The most challenging aspect of this setup, aside from the primitive part, was that I had to use two hands to operate it which meant I couldn't use my left hand to hold myself in position to remain still and wait on fish to approach. On the way back in, we came across a huge lobster and ended the day with a fantastic catch and cook.
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While browsing around at #spearfishing videos I came across a video from @RyanMyersExpeditions where he was using some sort of Hawaiian sling pole spear that shot a free shaft (not tethered with a line). I thought it was a cool concept and had never seen anything like that before so I figured I'd throw something together a little more primitive. I ended up using a band from a pole spear, a chunk of bamboo for a handle, and a two prong stick as the "arrow." Ryan was a lot more successful with his setup but I did manage to spear a couple fish. The most challenging aspect of this setup, aside from the primitive part, was that I had to use two hands to operate it which meant I couldn't use my left hand to hold myself in position to remain still and wait on fish to approach. On the way back in, we came across a huge lobster and ended the day with a fantastic catch and cook.
Don't forget to subscribe to the channel. We're uploading a new video each week that features one of the following topics: archery, bow hunting, bow building, survival skills, bushcraft, self reliance, primitive skills, primitive bows, hunting, camping, fishing, and a lot more!
GEAR I USE:
Backpacks - kifaru.net/CLAYHAYES
Archery Gear - 3riversarchery.com
Tents & Tarps - seekoutside.com (enter clayhayes5 at checkout for 5% off!)
Optics - vortexoptics.com
Clothing - firstlite.com
Camera Gear - amzn.to/47HZFrz
Essential Backcountry Gear - amzn.to/3u6H0If
Surviving Alone by Clay Hayes - amzn.to/3Qqou3l
You can also connect with me on my other media outlets!
Website: twistedstave.com
Facebook: facebook.com/clayhayeshunter
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Patreon: patreon.com/clayhayes
