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Speargun Hunter

Season 4 • Episode 8 • Venice, Louisiana with Captain Bill Part 2

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Speargun Hunter Season 4, Episode 8: Venice, Louisiana with Captain Bill Part 2

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On our second day out with Capt Bill, we work the oil rigs for American Red Snapper, Sheri grabs a new world record mutton snapper, and we double up on cobia. Watch Speargun Hunter Season 4, Episode 8 Venice, Louisiana with Captain Bill Part 2 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Speargun Hunter Season 4, Episode 8 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

9 episodes
1

South Andros Island Bahamas Part 1

We hunt the reefs of South Andros Island Bahamas where pole spears & slings are the only legal tools for spearfishing.

22 min
2

South Andros Island Bahamas Part 2

Using only a pole spear, we hunt pelagic fish at a buoy famous for big game fishing action & big sharks.

22 min
3

Rob Murphy

After being run over by a powerboat that severed both of his legs, Rob Murphy returns to the sea & the sport he loves.

22 min
4

Return to Treasure Coast

Skipper John Ippolito gives us the grand tour of his secret Treasure Coast hot spots.

22 min
5

Mike Newman

Commercial spear-fisherman Mike Newman shows us just how effective his professional methods are.

22 min
6

Scooter Madness

Imagine strapping a jet engine to your behind & flying along at treetop level like Superman, hunting deer. Well, that's what we do, but at a depth of 200 feet!

22 min
7

Manny's Way

Manny Puig is a master with a pole-spear, but his ability to catch grouper by hand is even more amazing.

22 min
8

Venice, Louisiana with Captain Bill Part 2

On our second day out with Capt Bill, we work the oil rigs for American Red Snapper, Sheri grabs a new world record mutton snapper, and we double up on cobia.

22 min
9

Bimini, Bahamas with Bill Cardet

We hunt the islands of Bimini, just 50 miles offshore of Miami with retired fire Captain Bill Cardet.

22 min