Camping On A Stunning TROPICAL ISLAND - Spearfishing From Our Inflatable True Kit Boat 

Hi Chris and Ange, really enjoy your videos from my recliner in Austin Texas! I do have several suggestions for you to consider: 1. If you haven't done it so far get a rope of some kind (like used for securing a dog which is metal wire covered by plastic) to tie to your engine and the other end secured to your boat. Should your engine ever come loose and fall off you won't lose it (seen this happen before). 2. Get a round swimming tube or inner tube and secure a round plastic laundry tub (without holes except the top) to put your fish in immediately after spearing them. You don't want to be in the water too long with a bleeding fish. Just tie the tube to your boat with about 75 feet or so of rope so you can be away from the boat while spearfishing. 3. When i was in Bora Bora i used to feed the fish daily while in the water This brought dozens of fish around the food source. Put some food (scraps work well) in a bag with small holes (like used for laundering fragile clothes in a washing machine) tied to a rope with a light weight and let the fish come to the bag and shoot them when one you want comes up. You may need a small float to tie to the top of the bag to keep it floating in the water (tie the closed opening of the bag to the rope and attach the float at the top). I've tried this before and it brings the fish in once they smell food. FYI: i did have a small parrot fish bite the end of my finger taking a chunk out of it but nothing like yours. Be safe and good luck in your travels!

Thanks mate, I'm aware of that. When I'm basically at snorkeling depth I don't worry too much as no chance of me blacking out from a long breath hold

Thanks a lot Dave, wishing you Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you too!

Thanks a lot for watching! The boat has been awesome so far, hope you enjoy next week's island adventure :)

Good to know thank you we'll look it up! Thanks for watching Charles :)

Thank you so much David for watching and commenting every Friday, it means a lot! Wishing you too a Merry Christmas to you and your family :)

Thanks a lot Shawn for watching! I (Ange) personally don't sleep well on my back so hammock isn't for me, especially right now pregnant it wouldn't work. But yes agreed it would be much cooler! We test another tent on next week's episode. Have a great Sunday :)

That's a good idea, thanks for the tip!

Thanks a lot for the nice feedback Greg, much appreciated!

Thank you so much for watching all the way from Florida, glad you enjoyed the episode!

Also, an attached pouch to stow the anchor rope/chain might free up space at the bow a little, when underway.... You have selected a very lightweight anchor. Keep an eye out for anchor dragging, when diving in a stiffer breeze, to avoid a longer swim !😉

Thank you so much for watching! Yes we have actually added some chain since this video, it's been much better :) Have a great Sunday and hope you enjoy next week's island adventure!

Thanks for watching Victor. There isn't much to do/see in the Mog where we are right now so that's why we are focusing on boat adventures :) it also allows us to escape the shore and be able to swim (no crocs!).

Thanks for the recommendation Toni!