Fossil Hunting on the St. Johns River

I link up with veteran fossil hunters, Mike Stallings and Tony Carlton, to see what they find while scuba diving in the dark depths of the St. Johns River. A variety of 10,000 + year old fossils are recovered and a huge catfish is caught. Great fun, beautiful scenery, come join us.

[@slchri06]

I would love to learn more about fossil hunting in the st. john's area. any chance I can link up to get information?

[@relicrescueusa3803]

Thx! A nice follow up to Mike’s presentation.

[@benjaminandrews3893]

Just curious where about on the st. Johns is this? Im down near Titusville.

[@relicrescueusa3803]

Mike dives for fossils between Georgetown and Palatka right now. But he’s gone all over the state. Thx!

[@1230DLM]

Awesome job, Bob!

[@justjessi5679]

I love that black water ... St. Johns your my home...
See what did there ? Inverted black water for muddy water and st Johns for ofc Boston! Lol
Born on the muddy water and relocated to the black water!!!!

[@relicrescueusa3803]

Love your comments…your not by any chance an officer with FWC?

[@laoneill1998]

Fantastic !!! Lisa & I met Mike a few months ago. What a fascinating man.

[@keljune9536]

Amazing this history in our ‘back yard’

[@Julianne955]

I just found your channel. Sir, you have an amazing group of interesting friends. I can't wait to see where your retirement takes us next! Looking forward to it!

[@relicrescueusa3803]

Hi Julianne, Glad you enjoyed watching and thank you so much for your unbelievably kind comments. FYI-I plan to get back with Mike Stallings sometime this summer and do another fossil hunt. My aim is to offer different themes in my videos. “Variety is the spice of life,” as they say.

[@themainediverschannel4495]

Awesome finds and fascinating!

[@EveryDayImShoveling]

Looks like a ton of fun