challenging
8 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape and comfortable with freediving and underwater swimming for extended periods.
Dive into an eight-hour spearfishing adventure off Santa Barbara’s coast, targeting Sea Bass, Yellowtail, and Tuna with expert guides and high-end gear. Discover what makes Santa Barbara’s underwater world a premier destination for spear hunters seeking challenge and coastal beauty.
8 Hours • Enjoy a Day of Adventure
Experience the thrill of spearfishing, where diving meets the excitement of hunting. With 16 years of expertise and advanced technology, we guide you to prime locations for Sea Bass, Yellowtail, and Tuna along the coast and Channel Islands, ensuring an unforgettable adventure in the underwater world.
Experience the thrill of spearfishing, where diving meets the excitement of hunting. With 16 years of expertise and advanced technology, we guide you to prime locations for Sea Bass, Yellowtail, and Tuna along the coast and Channel Islands, ensuring an unforgettable adventure in the underwater world.
Prepare for temperature shifts on the water by bringing a sweater or jacket, even on warm, sunny days.
Pack enough food and drink to keep energy levels high during the full eight-hour trip.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start to ensure a smooth check-in and prep.
The trip supports a maximum of 4 participants, allowing for personalized attention and safety.
Santa Barbara's Channel Islands have been fished by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years, with traditional practices inspiring modern conservation and respect for marine life.
Operators emphasize sustainable spearfishing by targeting abundant species and respecting California's marine regulations to protect the ecosystem.
High-quality gear improves underwater mobility and visibility crucial for spotting and hunting fish.
summer specific
spring specific
Keeps you warm and protected in cooler coastal waters during spring, fall, and summer.
Useful for safety and cutting lines or kelp if necessary during the hunt.
Helpful for recognizing local species and following sustainable practices.