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There’s something about hitting two fish with one shot that’s incredibly satisfying. Spearing just one fish is hard enough because fish are smart and usually they don't swim that close. And if you place a bad shot into the fish, it might escape. If you're lucky though, your buddy is there, ready to place a backup shot. But hitting two fish is even more difficult because your chances of placing a bad shot are obviously doubled. For instance, when I hit these two fish at the same time, one of them got tangled on a rope, and the other one broke free because my shot placement was bad! In order to successfully hit two fish, you need to be incredibly patient. Because even if they're within range, you need to wait until they line up perfectly. And so when my buddy swam up to the surface with two rainbow runners on the end of his spear, I dove down to check on his shot placement, which was not good one. One fish was stoned, but the other one was right about to break free, so I lined up my shot and secured the catch.