Oregon State Spearfishing Records

The Oregon State Spearfishing Records Program serves as the official home for documenting, preserving, and celebrating the state’s freedive spearfishing achievements. This is where divers can find the complete rules that govern record‑eligible catches, all adapted from IUSA standards and tailored for Oregon’s coastal and freshwater environments. As the document states, “Only those fish which are speared and landed according to Oregon Spearfishing Record Rules may be considered for record status” .

In addition to the rules, this is also the central hub for submitting new record applications. Spearos can access the full application requirements, including photographic documentation, weighing procedures, and narrative details of the hunt. The program emphasizes accuracy and transparency, noting that “Acceptance of the application is, in part, dependent upon the completeness of the description of the hunt and capture” .

Finally, this is where Oregon’s official spearfishing record holders are showcased. By housing the rules, applications, and record listings in one place, the program provides a clear, accessible structure for anyone seeking to participate in or learn about Oregon’s spearfishing record system.