Moʻolelo

The Giant Trevally, also known as Ulua in Hawai'i, is the king of the reef. One of the fiercest predators and the most prized sought after fish by both fisherman and spear fisherman. Nesting in caves with their dark skin and scales, you catch hints of silver as the orange sun shines down on its battle scars which is what we have captured in this wetsuit. Here's the newest suit in action: PRE ORDER TODAY  in 1.5MM, 3.5MM & 5MM

Simple “Spicy” Poke Recipe by Troy Maeda  Instagram: @tkmaeda 1. Cut your fish into bite-sized pieces (Reef fish tend to be tougher so I recommend cutting into smaller cubes than pelagic fish). 2. Add mayo to desired consistency. 3. Add in sesame seed oil, chili oil, cayenne pepper, and shoyu to taste. 4. *Optional* Add in any other ingredients you would like.  Popular options include green onion (pictured), sweet onion, tobiko, limu, etc.. 5. Let chill for at least 15-20 minutes before serving. Enjoy!

Above & Below with @dupiodiver Around this time last year in August I was heading off to do some live bait fishing. The day started out like any other. Launched out of Waianae harbor and was trolling my way to the point for a while. I didn’t have any luck doing that so decided to pull my lines in and start looking for some live bait. After searching around for about 45 minutes I was lucky enough to pick up a few Opelu. Once I had enough I sent one out with my Penn Spinfisher 7500. I dragged that bait...

Any type of advantage to get fish swim closer to you is the difference between shooting a fish or watching it swim by. All my guns have these flashers rigged on them and just by shaking the gun helps bring fish a little closer. If you watch some of my other spearfishing videos closely you can tell. I get asked a lot if it tangles in your shooting line or reel line and the answer is no. I've used these on all my guns for as long as I can remember and have had no such issues. The flasher has...

As long as I can remember I been rigging my fish stringers, or kui, this way. It makes my stringers last very long and can withstand a lot of weight without kinking and curling up. If you're interesting in purchasing a stringer, please email me at contact@venturewetsuits.com , I can make custom lengths and tip sizes.     Tools Needed: Penn Crimper: https://amzn.to/3jP3Ieb 200lb Mono: https://amzn.to/3jI1HAo Line Saver: https://amzn.to/30TvQUu Torch: https://amzn.to/30MaTuU Flush Cuts: https://amzn.to/32XKHzW   Some of some heavy stringers that are still running strong today!