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Spearfishing technique Spearfishing in Casablanca — from Dar Bouazza to Bouznika The Casablanca coast is a coast of tide and swell: the same rock is good at low water and dead three hours later. Where to get in, when, what is forbidden and where to get the authorisation. 17/10/2026 · 3 min Starting out Is spearfishing legal in Morocco? The short answer Yes, with an authorisation and rules. The answer in one line, then what comes with it: freediving only, by day, for your own table, minimum sizes and closed species — visitors included. 17/10/2026 · 2 min Environment Grouper in Morocco: closed in July and August — what we know about the ban The dusky grouper closure in July and August is the rule every Moroccan spearfisher quotes. Where it comes from, what we could not verify, and why we ask you to leave this fish alone all year. 17/10/2026 · 3 min Gear Spearfishing gear prices in Morocco — speargun, wetsuit, beginner kit What a speargun costs in Morocco, a wetsuit, fins, and a complete first kit. Prices read in Moroccan shops, with the date and no brand recommendation. 17/10/2026 · 3 min Spearfishing technique Which tide for spearfishing? Slack water, flood and spring tides High or low, flooding or ebbing, springs or neaps: what the tide actually changes underwater, and how to choose your entry time on the Moroccan coast. 17/10/2026 · 3 min Starting out Forbidden areas and species for spearfishing in Morocco Where you do not dive, what you never shoot and what is closed part of the year. The full list, separating what comes from a text from what is only reported to us. 17/10/2026 · 3 min Spearfishing technique Spearfishing in Agadir — season, water temperature and where the rock is A big sand bay, rock entirely to the north, and a cold current rising from the deep in the middle of summer. At Agadir the swell decides, and September is the month. 21/09/2026 · 5 min Spearfishing technique Spearfishing in Al Hoceima — season, water temperature and where it is allowed Cliffs dropping straight into the water, twenty metres of visibility on the good days, and a national park with a marine section in the middle of the coast. Al Hoceima gives itself to whoever knows where to stand. 21/09/2026 · 6 min Spearfishing technique Spearfishing in Nador — where to get in, the season, and the truth about Marchica The largest lagoon in Morocco on your doorstep, and most spearfishers waste their day in it. The real rock at Nador is half an hour away, in two opposite directions. 21/09/2026 · 5 min Spearfishing technique Spearfishing in Tangier — best season, currents and where to get in One city on two seas, a current running in from the Atlantic without pause, and a tide that turns the water twice a day. In Tangier the swell does not decide the day. The hour does. 21/09/2026 · 6 min Starting out Spearfishing permit in Morocco — how to get the authorisation Where to apply, which papers to prepare, how long it lasts, and what changes for a visitor. The process as it actually happens, with what we know and what we do not. 15/09/2026 · 4 min Spearfishing technique Spearfishing in Dakhla: what to know before heading south A peninsula between a lagoon and the ocean, a wind that does not stop, water colder than you would imagine, and fish you see nowhere else in Morocco. Dakhla takes preparation. 15/09/2026 · 4 min Starting out Starting spearfishing in Morocco: where to begin The paper, the gear, the rules, the safety and the first fish. What to know before the first outing, in the order you need it, without putting yourself in danger. 15/09/2026 · 4 min Spearfishing technique Where to spearfish in Morocco: the coast, region by region Three and a half thousand kilometres of coast, two seas, and four very different ways of getting in the water. What each region is like, and the page to open to know whether today is the day. 15/09/2026 · 3 min