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Spearfishing gear built for Brisbane and QLD conditions
Brisbane sits on some of the most varied spearfishing in the country, with murky bay water and estuary edges close to home giving way to clear reef and bluewater around Moreton and Stradbroke a short run offshore. The gear that works here has to cover the lot: low visibility inshore, clean water out at the islands, and a real shot at fast pelagics through the warmer months.
For most Brisbane divers a 110 to 130cm railgun handles the reef and ledge work well, while a longer roller or dedicated bluewater gun earns its keep once you head out wide after mackerel, cobia and kingfish. Pair it with a titanium-lined wetsuit to stay comfortable across the Queensland seasons, and a set of quality fins to cover the ground.
Every Aimrite gun is hand-built in Cairns and backed by a lifetime warranty, and we ship Australia-wide with fast dispatch, so your kit reaches Brisbane and regional QLD quickly — often faster, since it's built in your own state.
Local knowledge
Spearfishing around Brisbane
Where to dive around Brisbane
North Stradbroke IslandClear water, reef and pelagics off the tip around Boat Rock. Mind the bar crossing and the green zones.
Moreton Island (Cape Moreton)Reef and clean water a run across the bay, with pelagics through summer.
Gold Coast reefs (Palm Beach, artificial reefs)Accessible open-water reef and structure a short drive south of the city. The Broadwater and Seaway are closed to spearfishing — stay outside them.
Sunshine Coast (Mudjimba, Old Woman Island, Caloundra)Island and headland reef north of Brisbane with a shot at bigger fish.
Moreton Bay (open zones)Sheltered inshore diving close to home — check the marine park zoning before you get in.
Moreton Bay Marine Park is zoned, and the rules change zone to zone. Spearfishing is snorkel-only in general use, habitat protection and conservation park zones, and banned outright in marine national park (green) zones - stow your gear before you enter one. Scuba and power heads are illegal anywhere in Queensland.
Jumpinpin, the Southport Broadwater and the Gold Coast Seaway are closed to spearfishing, along with all Moreton Bay waters south of the Logan River.
Always confirm current zoning on the QLD Fishing 2.0 or Marine Parks Southern Queensland app before you dive.
Yes. We ship Australia-wide with fast dispatch from Cairns, so your gear reaches Brisbane and regional QLD quickly - often within a couple of days.
What speargun size suits Brisbane conditions?
For SE QLD reef and ledge work a 110 to 130cm railgun is ideal, with a longer roller or dedicated bluewater gun for chasing mackerel, cobia and kingfish out wide.
What wetsuit thickness do I need in QLD?
A 2 to 3mm suits the warm months, while a 5mm keeps you comfortable through the cooler winter water.
Do I need a licence to spearfish in QLD?
No recreational fishing licence is needed to spearfish in Queensland saltwater, but you must free-dive (no scuba), stay clear of green no-take zones, and observe size, bag and possession limits.
Where can I spearfish around Brisbane?
There's reef and bluewater from the Gold Coast up to the Sunshine Coast, with North Stradbroke and Moreton Island the pick for clear water — always check the Moreton Bay Marine Park zoning first.
Gear up for your next dive
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