Pole Spear rig for fluke, etc...

[NJMarine]

Wondering if any spearfishermen here can offer some advice regarding a pole spear setup that would be ideal for fluke, seabass, and tog sized fish.  I have a 5' fiberglass pole spear now with one of those paralyzer tri-tips.  Looking into some newer/different spear tips and another spear for a diving buddy.  Any info would be great.  Really focusing on the pole spear instead of a gun at this point.  Thanks in advance for any help

[Buck154]

That's all I use d to use is the pole spear(Hawaiian sling) with triple head. Always worked good.

[NJMarine]

I figure if a fluke is laying flat in the sand it might be difficult to put a single floppy barb tip through it enough into the sand.  With the tri-tip though you are almost pinning the fish into the sand and hopefully preventing it from escaping injured to eventually suffer.  I have used the tri-tip on the pole I have and it has worked on smaller fish, but there was a keeper tog one time that I hit good and it shook off, got away.  I imagine the floppy barb would have come in handy then.

[Lunatic]

I used to spear fish with pneumatic gun but when I spotted fluke I would hold the spear bolt in hand and spear them by hand. Sometime two or 3 on one dive,(I was free diving).

I used this type of head and it worked fine