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Spearfishing guide:

Australian Crayfish

There are many species of crayfish across Australia - from Painted Crayfish here in Queensland to Western Rock Lobsters off the shores of Perth. Crayfish are a spearo favourite, and lucky for us these guys are available almost all year around!

There's not a lot that can top the feeling of serving up a fresh dish of crayfish to family and friends - especially if you've plucked it from the ocean yourself using skills that not too many people in the world have! Here's an extensive guide from our in-house experts that answers some of the most common questions when it comes to diving for crays - check it out below.

AUSTRALIAN CRAYFISH SPEARFISHING GUIDES

Crayfish Hunting Guide

Learn how to search and hunt crayfish in your state with our step-by-step guide.

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Crayfish Gear Guide

Did you know that gear for hunting crayfish changes by state legislation? Check out what gear is allowed in your state with our gear guide

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Crayfish Recipes Guide

We have loads of delicious and easy recipes for you to cook your catch - check out our crayfish recipe guide here!

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Diving for Eastern Rock Lobster in Sydney

In this new blog of the Adreno Sydney Spearfishing series, we're going to take a look at the Eastern Rock Lobster. They are one of the tastiest critters in the ocean and can be found right here in Sydney.

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