In my experience the aspetto hunt is one often overlooked or rarely used here in SoCal. Many times you'll find spearos stalking their prey in hopes to ambush a fish. I've found the local fish are use to this behavior and have been trained to evade most divers as it's harder to hide your intent with hunting on your mind. Change is good... change your mind set and change your style. Aspetto hunting allows you to lie relaxed and wait for your fish using cover, you can even use techniques to bring the fish in by making them curious. To them you're acting strange, not like the typical divers they see holding a "death stick" and this will bring them in closer to see "what's up." Try this and you'll be surprised not only how relaxing it can be but also how fish will literally swim right up to you (yes calico too). To learn and practice more stay tuned for our next fii Spearfishing class...coming soon. #apneaaddicts #fii_freedive #fii_spearfishing #aspettohunting #spearfishingtips #apneaaddictsphotography #socalfreediving #hypoxiaoutfitters #deeperbluegram #spearfishingisnotacrimr #beachdive #lagunabeach @Sourcedadventures @wonderful_places @Aroundtheworldpix @Earthpix @Natgeocreative @Tourtheplanet @Theglobewanterer @earthfocus @ourplanetdaily @Welivetoexplore @Earthofficial diver: @zigfly78 PC: @nathan_lucas (at Laguna Beach, California)