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The idea for this trip was birthed around three years ago when I first saw a photo of one of these fish whilst researching diving opportunities in Europe before I moved to the UK from Australia. Countless hours of planning and preparation saw myself, Andrew Gomm, Joose Seppälä, Bryson Sheehy & Nikki Watt diving in the Arctic Circle in the top end of Norway. A remote and beautiful part of the world however the diving for halibut is extremely difficult. Long days drifting in cold water, thick wetsuits & mental torture.

Over five days diving we put three of these incredible fish into the boat. Absolutely none of the fish was wasted and everything was consumed; I am still enjoying halibut fillets four months later.

Filmed by Daniel Mann, additional footage from Joose, Bryson & Nikki.

Daniel Mann – Uk

Daniel shares adventures of diving and spearfishing from around the world with the aim to inspire others to sustainably source their own seafood. Through the power of social media and the creation of amazing content, Daniel teaches everything from hunting techniques to gear tips and cooking. He shares his wins and failures in an honest and genuine manner and aspires to educate and entertain everyone who comes across his work.

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