Spear fishing is a method of fishing in which a spear, or a similar device, is used to catch fish. The spear is typically made of a long, narrow shaft with a sharpened point on one end. The spear can be thrown by hand or shot from a spear gun, which is a device that uses a spring or compressed air to propel the spear.

Spear fishing is typically done in shallow waters, such as coral reefs, rocky outcroppings, or kelp beds. It is a popular method of fishing for both recreational and subsistence purposes, as it allows for a more active and hands-on approach to catching fish.

There are several different techniques for spear fishing, including free diving, snorkeling, and scuba diving. Free divers typically hold their breath and dive down to catch fish with their hands or a spear. Snorkelers use a snorkel and fins to swim on the surface of the water while hunting for fish. Scuba divers use underwater breathing apparatus to explore deeper waters and catch fish with a spear gun.

Maldives offers excellent grounds with abundance of price fishes and all year round clear water seasons. Outcast provides hosted spear fishing trips with excellent guides and equipment for new & pro clients.