Spearfishing Equipment

Spearfishing takes calm breath-hold skills and gear that suits the water you hunt. Our spearfishing collection is built around Mares sling guns and pneumatic guns, along with replacement shafts, handles and parts, plus LEFEET scooters for covering more water between spots.

Compact sling guns are easy to handle in kelp and low visibility, which suits a lot of Southern California hunting. Longer guns and pneumatic models add range for clearer offshore water. Pair your gun with a low-volume mask, long-blade freediving fins and a thick wetsuit if you'll be in cold water.

Always check California Department of Fish and Wildlife rules for seasons, size limits and protected areas before you go. Shop freediving masks, freediving fins, freediving accessories and spearfishing accessories.
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    Spearfishing Gear Buying & FAQ

    Equip yourself for the hunt with the right tools. Read our spearfishing gear guide and common FAQs below.

    Spearfishing Gear Buying Guide

    1. Choose between spearguns and polespears. Spearguns offer more power and range, while polespears are simpler and often preferred for beginners or specific environments.
    2. Select the right length and power. Shorter setups are better for reefs and tight spaces, while longer setups provide more reach in open water.
    3. Consider safety gear. Gloves, knives, and surface signaling devices are important for safe spearfishing.
    4. Match gear to your environment. Visibility, water depth, and target species all affect the type of equipment you should use.
    Need personal advice? Visit us in store or call (909) 621-4171 to speak with our dive specialists and choose the right spearfishing setup.

    Spearfishing is the practice of hunting fish underwater using spearguns or polespears.

    Basic gear includes a speargun or polespear, mask, fins, snorkel, and safety accessories.

    Spearfishing can be safe when proper training, safety practices, and awareness are followed.

    Licensing requirements vary by location, so it is important to check local regulations before spearfishing.

    Spearguns use a trigger mechanism for power and range, while polespears rely on manual force and are simpler in design.

    Yes, beginners can start with basic gear and proper guidance to learn safe and effective techniques.

    The types of fish depend on your location and local regulations, which should always be followed.

    Key features include durability, accuracy, ease of use, safety, and suitability for your target environment.

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