Spearfishing FRESHWATER w/ Mulletman BUFFALO Ribs Catch Clean Cook & Freshwater Drum! 2 

school bus what a cool find

Those buffalo are incredible, I really need to plan a trip to go hunt for them sometime. I’ve never dove Texas, but it’s pretty common for vis to drop off past 40-50ft in freshwater. And there’s not a lot of reason to go down there because apart from being dark and cold, most of your target species like to hang out in the shallower 10-30ft zones anyway.

Cool 🎉😊

Another awesome video. Thanks and keep it going. Love watching your videos on my 75" 4K Tv. It feels like im there doing it myself. Hahaha✌️

Nice 😊

Awesome video! Ive done a little freshwater spearfishing in Texas, but I am definitely putting this on bucketlist next time Im stateside! Happy hunting brother!

Dude, great video. I need to do some spear stuff this year.. that looks too fun

Oh yuh

Waww

Any tips on holding your breath for so long?

Nice to have a video without that dam beeping 😂

Where are you spearfishing?? I’ve been wanting to get and stay fresh I’m somewhat new and want to get more practice.

First

Why you need three to spearfish TX fresh water lakes. I will address. I stuck a large buffalo in Amistad, so decided to bake it. I ate half then realized it was a greasy carp, so to each his own. What is "most" excellent to eat is Mr Black Bass with his 1/2 " to 3/4" thick fillets. This is why you need three persons. Two in water and the other keeping an eye pealed for TX Game Warden. Just kidding me neighbor is such an office. He said perch is considered a game fish which TX will ask $1000 per game fish taken. The logic is hard to understand. Amistad is the Rio Grande and Elephant Butte NM is the Rio Grande, yet in NM you can spearfish game like bass and wall eye. What is a little crazy is Arizona will encourage you to spear Colorado River Striper Bass; not to mention, it legal to take other kinds of game fish. Maybe you should bring up the subject in your videos since the sport is growing in Texas. I say this because you do a great job with the videos.

Feathered Indians!