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They are fast! But they seem to tire out pretty quickly. I can usually chase them and catch up. But while by myself I try not to push it too much. And thanks, happy you find the information useful! I can't please everyone and there is no real point in trying.
Agreed man! Point Roberts is one of my favorite places on earth. I'm down there a few times a week when I'm on the mainland (every second week). In running out of new places to explore underwater though haha.
I jumped in the water at Piper's the other day I wish I had my wet suit cold but still fun. I made myself go in because of you thank you. Keep talking boss man.
Just found your channel as I was looking into diving in Lynn Canyon, that was a sweet video! Watched a bunch of your videos now and they're all awesome!
Thanks for the feedback! You were looking for cliff jumping (diving) videos or scuba/freediving? It's a wicked spot for both. Have to be careful though that's for sure!
@@PNWSamson It looled really cool. Sandy and rocky at the same time.. there is a beach past Sooke that i want to go to that i think will be like that but there is a pretty decent creek flows into it so viz might be blurry.
Never, Ever, let Anyone tell you how to do YOUR videos, Chris!!! Friends will suggest things to you but complete strangers telling you not to talk, or what to show, or not show,.....why that's too close to Communism for my liking!!! lol Once more you show off the staggering beauty that the PNW has. I fell in love with the sea as a kid and the love affair deepened when I was in my early 20's when I lived just outside of Vancouver in Ladner. I'd like to one day interact with a Pacific Octopus, I find Cephalopods' fascinating but have never seen one in the wild and given their reputation to either enjoy or despise divers, I still really want to try and make meeting one a reality! Thanks again for letting us tag along on one of your adventures, Chris, and all the best to you and your Family!! Take care!! - Dave
Thanks so much man! If you have the gear I'll definitely try and make that dream a reality for you. Finding octopus can be challenging unless on scuba but still totally possible. Looking in the shallows at Ogden Point is promising. And thanks, yeah, I'm all for criticism but people just like to troll. They can get lost for sure. You lived in Ladner? Did I know that? That's where I am when I'm not on the island. I'm a Tsawwassen/Ladner hybrid.
@@PNWSamson Back in 1990 I stayed at my Aunt & Uncle's house in Ladner when I was working on a show called "Booker" at North Shore Studios. It's a long story and a long year, but I did get to meet the guys from Nirvana after a show at the Commodore Ballroom one night. G'night. : )
Haha you're probably right. I just wanted to make it clear. I'm all for constrictive criticism, pointers, advice etc but some people are just trolling. All good!
I dive solo a lot too. I try my best to be smart also, I'm very up for hearing your thoughts on how to mitigate the various risks. I agree with what you said about trying not to be reckless, but also living life.
Yeah dude, it's a delicate balance. What's the point in living If you don't feel alive? Cliche I know but also very true. I'll make that vid asap, shouldn't take me long. Just another rant haha
Btw, fruit trees will start producing for you within a year or two. Our Stella cherry trees were loaded this year, but I had to completely enclose them to keep crows, starlings, and racoons out.
Sweet dude. Those starry flounder are supposed to be the most expensive white fish sashimi in Japan. I've sashimi'd a few, and they are delicious! Definitely some easy spearing when you find 'em. Pretty sweet vis at Point Roberts... I'll have to try and get up there one day. From Anacortes area!
The visibility was awesome! Full disclosure though, it's not always that nice haha. Starry flounders must absorb the flavor of their environment. I'm not picky by any means, but the ones I've caught are not edible. They have a strong iodine taste. The Sole from the same area tastes great though. I wish I liked em because it's one of the few fish you can spear around Vancouver, BC. They are fun to catch, you don't even need a spear. If I was harvesting them I'd just chase em down and grab em by hand haha.
@@PNWSamsonhuh, very strange… I wonder why they taste like that. The ones I’ve gotten were out of Neah Bay and they were fantastic. That’s pretty cool though; catching them by hand… I’ll have to give it a try.
Thanks man! Can't please everyone I suppose. I like sole, but the starry flounder in particular I find tastes like iodine. I've yet to find a way to cook them that I enjoy. Maybe I'll try another one one day haha.
Sweet video! Finally splurged for a nice wetsuit so I've slowly but surely started to explore Vancouver's reefs. Lilly Point eh? not to far from Ladner! Any other spots I should check out? Thanks! Graeme
Wicked dude. I'm in Ladner too. 50% of the time. I really like snorkeling around the ferry terminal. Out towards the breakwater. Watch for boats but it's a fun spot when the visibility is nice!
@@PNWSamson Love you channel any time you want to come to The Florida Keys and do some diving you and your family have a place to stay with me. Big house and plenty of room.
Hey dude! I’m in Nanaimo and found your videos recently and love the local exploration as I enjoy shore fishing. It’s really cool to see my local spots I fish but underwater! Shoot me a reply with an email I can talk to you on. I can give you all the advice you need for wild flowers and even have some clover in as a ground cover. We run a small landscaping business in town that specializes with on giving you the best knowledge about certain plants
I like looking at them! They must take the taste of their environment. The ones around Tsawwassen and Point Roberts taste like iodine. Not good eating at all.
Love your videos! Here’s some horticultural info. Those flowers you called dandelions are actually catsear (aka false dandelion). In your wildflower garden, avoid bindweed (aka morning glory) as it will take over everything. If you buy a seed mix, make sure you check the ingredients list to ensure it isn’t included. You also had some shots there of Yarrow and that is a great natural plant. You can find lots of great wildflowers if you go for a drive up a logging road, including fire weed, columbine, lupines. Avoid foxglove it is poisonous for Reefie and and the kids. Don’t plant grapes because they are also poisonous for dogs, but there is lots of natural ground cover out there, including kinnik kinnik. Oregon grape grows well, but also poisonous. You’ll find viburnum and lots of other hearty local perennials in the wild and in the nursery stores. I so appreciate your videos. I have only ever scuba in tropical waters, but always wanted to try it out here. I didn’t like the idea of diving in a dry suit, this looks much more appealing to me. I am still surprised that you go out solo though!
Dude that's amazing information, I appreciate that. Would I just drive up a logging road and dig/replant a wildflower or just look for the seeds? That's a great idea though, never thought of that. And good information about that to avoid too, I definitely don't want a sick dog or kids. And yeah, I totally get the dry suit thing. Not a fan myself too. Freediving/Snorkeling in a open cell wetsuit can be just as enjoyable and rewarding in my opinion. Thanks for the support!
Yes, nothing better than hitting a forest service road for some wild plants. I have literally done that countless times. Columbine, fireweed (forest fire sites), viburnum, walnut and so much more for free. Just bring some empty pots and a shovel. Lots of good books out there to help you ID some stuff. Try making tea from spruce or horsetail. Thanks again for the amazing videos. You’re a lucky man because you realize that you’re a lucky man.
@@PNWSamson I was working up north island and I was lucky enough to capture some footage of them burrowing in and out of the sand. Great work with the videos man, I lack the patience for the editing haha
Watched this from our air bnb on the island. Should have stayed at yours, hindsight is 20-20. Hit Ogden today, so pretty and the kelp was fascinating. Hitting iron mine tomorrow! Do you ever have the feeling of "I wish I stayed in longer! Wish I got more clips, wish I did more dives." Haha par for the course eh, maybe its just me. Yet another spot suggestion that looks great! Also been saying I want to go to point roberts so its funny timing. Saw a fried egg jelly today! First time seeing one underwater. Life has a funny way of giving you what you want when you least expect it. Always love the videos. You do you and make them how you like them! Haters are probably just jealous anyway 😂. Much love and happy safe diving.
Haha cheers man. And I totally hear ya! Especially looking back at that day with all the Herring and kelp. If I could go back, I would have stayed in much longer. And don't sweat the BNB, I'm away from home anyway. Diving around Sooke and Victoria is phenomenal anyway. Stoked to hear you're having some decent dives! And that's true, I don't let haters dictate my life, but I don't mind setting them straight that's for sure. Cheers dude!
Dude, I love flounder :) They are good, lightly fried. Question for you, we were just at maple beach at low tide and saw a ton of little dead crab. Many of them even in the tide pools. Do you know why and when they die?
flounder is typically a great fish, but in my experience Starry flounder in particular here in the PNW does not taste the best. maybe just a bad experience, have you tried much Starry flounder?
Hmm, I would bet they are just moults. Crabs shed their exoskeletons and you'll often see a massive pile of shells on the beach. That often gets confused with a mass die off. Without seeing them it's hard to say but I'm thinking that's what you saw. And I agree with Colombo. Starry flounder in particular tastes nasty in my opinion. Like iodine. I really like sole though! I wish I liked Starry flounder as they'd be an easy source of protein.
I'm headed down to Whitbey Island next week. Worth bringing a spear gun? The regs are a little vague on what's allowed. From what I can see all the good fish species are closed down there
Oh nice man! I've never done there before. Yeah, I think the lingcod season is only for a month or so. And yeah, rockfish are closed in the San Juan islands. Not even open for angling. I'd be reluctant to spend the money for a USA license for some greenling and flounder. Might be worth getting a crab license though!
@@PNWSamson Yeah, except to get crab you need the license plus the endorsement, it's pricey and I can't even eat crabs myself. I think I'll stick with the Gopro instead of the gun.
No worries! Depending on who you ask you'll get different answers. Some say low tide pulls the bad visibility out. Some say high tide pulls the clear water in. Haha. I usually just dive when I can. If it's a super shallow spot I'll wait for a high tide though, like the Royston wrecks. If it's a high current area I aim for slake. Lily point is really shallow so I also wait for a nice high tide. If I'm freediving a deeper spot I might prefer a low tide and it could save you from diving another 6-7m depending on the tide.
@@PNWSamson yeah I'm the same, I usually just go when I can rather than timing the tides. Good to know. Maybe I'll see you out there sometime! Enjoy the content and info.
Thanks! Not sure, but the surface was decently warm. When I'd dive down or further out it was noticeably colder. The second spot is more exposed and it was also colder. I only had my 3.5mm on and stayed pretty warm for my entire time in the water. Roughly 1.5 hours both days.
@@evantozer1074 Hmm, I found Warren Sapps go pro in Bermuda. The NFL Hall of fame'r. That was cool. Other than that, a 18k gold ring. I tried to find the owner but no luck so I sold it to a jeweler. Got $490 for it.
I did when I first started but it was cold. I could only last a few minutes and it wasn't very enjoyable haha. I'd recommend finding a cheap surf suit off marketplace or Craigslist at minimum. You'd probably need a weight belt to counteract the buoyancy of the wetsuit too.
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Great video man... I gotta try this sport
Do it! It's super fun and relaxing. Added bonus when you can bring some seafood home.
12:03-12:08 what a cool shot of the just the water and sky and the birds, the movement of it all. It was mesmerizing for me.⭐
Thanks! And I agree. It's so cool to see them flying overhead. So long as they don't fly into my head haha.
You're not talking too much. I've learned a lot from you. Always enjoy your dives. Had no idea how quickly flounder can jet away. Thanks for sharing
Agree
They are fast! But they seem to tire out pretty quickly. I can usually chase them and catch up. But while by myself I try not to push it too much. And thanks, happy you find the information useful! I can't please everyone and there is no real point in trying.
Always love when BC's favorite freediver uploads a another banger. Thanks for the inspiration to get off the couch as always Samson!
Haha cheers dude! Trust me, it's not always easy for me too. I just know I'll never regret getting out, I use that as motivation haha.
Love your videos! Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Will do! ✌️
I don't even snorkel and I enjoy your content!! Thanks for making a channel that all can enjoy!!
Cheers! I'm stoked I can show our waters off to people who can't necessarily see them for themselves. Much appreciated 👍
Awesome to watch before zzz's!
Thanks Chris
No worries at all my friend!
Great videos. Learning a lot about BC and close places. Met you sir from CLAC. 👍🏻👍🏻 Kudos! Keep uploading.
Haha no way. Thought you fall protection or something? Killer. Happy you're enjoying the videos, cheers!
Thx for another beauty!
My pleasure brother!
Nothing beats Point Bob! Spent a few hours in the that water myself. Thanks for the new view. Always waiting for new videos.
Agreed man! Point Roberts is one of my favorite places on earth. I'm down there a few times a week when I'm on the mainland (every second week). In running out of new places to explore underwater though haha.
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I jumped in the water at Piper's the other day I wish I had my wet suit cold but still fun. I made myself go in because of you thank you. Keep talking boss man.
Haha awesome! I'd like to start doing some cold water immersion. A wetsuit is definitely key for any exploration though!
Another great episode!
Thanks Steve!
Just found your channel as I was looking into diving in Lynn Canyon, that was a sweet video! Watched a bunch of your videos now and they're all awesome!
Thanks for the feedback! You were looking for cliff jumping (diving) videos or scuba/freediving? It's a wicked spot for both. Have to be careful though that's for sure!
Another great one dude... keep up what your doing...
Thanks man! Point Roberts is awesome. I love editing footage from that town.
@@PNWSamson
It looled really cool. Sandy and rocky at the same time.. there is a beach past Sooke that i want to go to that i think will be like that but there is a pretty decent creek flows into it so viz might be blurry.
Nice man. And yeah, you never know. Might be a good crab spot! Worth checking out anyway.
Thank you for an amazing video
My pleasure man! Happy people enjoy them. Thanks for the comment!
Beautiful video as always
Thanks! I like your display picture!
Man, one of your best vids in my opinion so much sealife and water clarity...
Thanks man! I'm pretty happy with how that one turned out. Especially considering the location, one wouldn't expect to see so much down there haha.
Love the vids keep it up! By the way I like the flounders 😊
Thanks! The flounder footage or for dinner? Haha. I like sole but I'm not a big fan of starry flounder, they taste like iodine.
Nice show man 🤙🏻
Cheers brotha! ✌️
Beautiful spot! Who knew.
No doubt! That place still surprises me. Can't wait to explore more of that shoal.
Never, Ever, let Anyone tell you how to do YOUR videos, Chris!!! Friends will suggest things to you but complete strangers telling you not to talk, or what to show, or not show,.....why that's too close to Communism for my liking!!! lol
Once more you show off the staggering beauty that the PNW has. I fell in love with the sea as a kid and the love affair deepened when I was in my early 20's when I lived just outside of Vancouver in Ladner. I'd like to one day interact with a Pacific Octopus, I find Cephalopods' fascinating but have never seen one in the wild and given their reputation to either enjoy or despise divers, I still really want to try and make meeting one a reality! Thanks again for letting us tag along on one of your adventures, Chris, and all the best to you and your Family!! Take care!! - Dave
Thanks so much man! If you have the gear I'll definitely try and make that dream a reality for you. Finding octopus can be challenging unless on scuba but still totally possible. Looking in the shallows at Ogden Point is promising. And thanks, yeah, I'm all for criticism but people just like to troll. They can get lost for sure. You lived in Ladner? Did I know that? That's where I am when I'm not on the island. I'm a Tsawwassen/Ladner hybrid.
@@PNWSamson Back in 1990 I stayed at my Aunt & Uncle's house in Ladner when I was working on a show called "Booker" at North Shore Studios. It's a long story and a long year, but I did get to meet the guys from Nirvana after a show at the Commodore Ballroom one night. G'night. : )
If the haters aren't hating your not doing it right! Those people can suck it. Love the vids 🔥
Haha you're probably right. I just wanted to make it clear. I'm all for constrictive criticism, pointers, advice etc but some people are just trolling. All good!
Great video ❤❤
Thanks brother!
I dive solo a lot too. I try my best to be smart also, I'm very up for hearing your thoughts on how to mitigate the various risks. I agree with what you said about trying not to be reckless, but also living life.
Yeah dude, it's a delicate balance. What's the point in living If you don't feel alive? Cliche I know but also very true. I'll make that vid asap, shouldn't take me long. Just another rant haha
@@PNWSamson Any tips for newbie snorkelers at Lilly Point? You mentioned raising a hand out of water first (to prevent bird attacks?)
Commenting to help with the algorithm. Beautiful video as always though :)
Haha thanks! Much appreciated! 👍
Btw, fruit trees will start producing for you within a year or two. Our Stella cherry trees were loaded this year, but I had to completely enclose them to keep crows, starlings, and racoons out.
Oh damn, good to know. Yeah, I gotta get on that. We have so much opportunity to grow stuff but haven't taken advantage.
Sweet dude. Those starry flounder are supposed to be the most expensive white fish sashimi in Japan. I've sashimi'd a few, and they are delicious! Definitely some easy spearing when you find 'em. Pretty sweet vis at Point Roberts... I'll have to try and get up there one day. From Anacortes area!
The visibility was awesome! Full disclosure though, it's not always that nice haha. Starry flounders must absorb the flavor of their environment. I'm not picky by any means, but the ones I've caught are not edible. They have a strong iodine taste. The Sole from the same area tastes great though. I wish I liked em because it's one of the few fish you can spear around Vancouver, BC. They are fun to catch, you don't even need a spear. If I was harvesting them I'd just chase em down and grab em by hand haha.
@@PNWSamsonhuh, very strange… I wonder why they taste like that. The ones I’ve gotten were out of Neah Bay and they were fantastic. That’s pretty cool though; catching them by hand… I’ll have to give it a try.
Yeah, not sure. And no doubt! Lots of fun.
Flounder can make a nice fish taco if you bread it, and personally I find the narration informative.
Thanks man! Can't please everyone I suppose. I like sole, but the starry flounder in particular I find tastes like iodine. I've yet to find a way to cook them that I enjoy. Maybe I'll try another one one day haha.
Sweet video! Finally splurged for a nice wetsuit so I've slowly but surely started to explore Vancouver's reefs. Lilly Point eh? not to far from Ladner! Any other spots I should check out?
Thanks!
Graeme
Wicked dude. I'm in Ladner too. 50% of the time. I really like snorkeling around the ferry terminal. Out towards the breakwater. Watch for boats but it's a fun spot when the visibility is nice!
Beautiful spot!
One of my favorites!
I grew up in Washington and learned to dive in The Puget Sound. Those Red Rock Crab 🦀 are excellent eating.😊
Agreed! I cooked a bunch up a few weeks ago. I'm Canadian and don't have a US fishing license so I just watched'em this time.
@@PNWSamson Love you channel any time you want to come to The Florida Keys and do some diving you and your family have a place to stay with me. Big house and plenty of room.
Hey dude! I’m in Nanaimo and found your videos recently and love the local exploration as I enjoy shore fishing.
It’s really cool to see my local spots I fish but underwater!
Shoot me a reply with an email I can talk to you on. I can give you all the advice you need for wild flowers and even have some clover in as a ground cover. We run a small landscaping business in town that specializes with on giving you the best knowledge about certain plants
Hell yeah dude that's amazing! I'm all ears. My email is spearosamson@gmail.com. thanks again!
I like the flounders
I like looking at them! They must take the taste of their environment. The ones around Tsawwassen and Point Roberts taste like iodine. Not good eating at all.
Love your videos!
Here’s some horticultural info.
Those flowers you called dandelions are actually catsear (aka false dandelion).
In your wildflower garden, avoid bindweed (aka morning glory) as it will take over everything. If you buy a seed mix, make sure you check the ingredients list to ensure it isn’t included.
You also had some shots there of Yarrow and that is a great natural plant. You can find lots of great wildflowers if you go for a drive up a logging road, including fire weed, columbine, lupines. Avoid foxglove it is poisonous for Reefie and and the kids. Don’t plant grapes because they are also poisonous for dogs, but there is lots of natural ground cover out there, including kinnik kinnik. Oregon grape grows well, but also poisonous. You’ll find viburnum and lots of other hearty local perennials in the wild and in the nursery stores.
I so appreciate your videos. I have only ever scuba in tropical waters, but always wanted to try it out here. I didn’t like the idea of diving in a dry suit, this looks much more appealing to me. I am still surprised that you go out solo though!
Dude that's amazing information, I appreciate that. Would I just drive up a logging road and dig/replant a wildflower or just look for the seeds? That's a great idea though, never thought of that. And good information about that to avoid too, I definitely don't want a sick dog or kids.
And yeah, I totally get the dry suit thing. Not a fan myself too. Freediving/Snorkeling in a open cell wetsuit can be just as enjoyable and rewarding in my opinion. Thanks for the support!
Yes, nothing better than hitting a forest service road for some wild plants. I have literally done that countless times. Columbine, fireweed (forest fire sites), viburnum, walnut and so much more for free. Just bring some empty pots and a shovel. Lots of good books out there to help you ID some stuff.
Try making tea from spruce or horsetail.
Thanks again for the amazing videos. You’re a lucky man because you realize that you’re a lucky man.
Those silver long and narrow forage fish look like Sandlance!
They could be! Nice big schools, it was awesome.
@@PNWSamson I was working up north island and I was lucky enough to capture some footage of them burrowing in and out of the sand. Great work with the videos man, I lack the patience for the editing haha
Haha cheers. And that's super cool! I've yet to see that.
Watched this from our air bnb on the island. Should have stayed at yours, hindsight is 20-20. Hit Ogden today, so pretty and the kelp was fascinating. Hitting iron mine tomorrow!
Do you ever have the feeling of "I wish I stayed in longer! Wish I got more clips, wish I did more dives." Haha par for the course eh, maybe its just me.
Yet another spot suggestion that looks great! Also been saying I want to go to point roberts so its funny timing. Saw a fried egg jelly today! First time seeing one underwater. Life has a funny way of giving you what you want when you least expect it.
Always love the videos. You do you and make them how you like them! Haters are probably just jealous anyway 😂. Much love and happy safe diving.
Haha cheers man. And I totally hear ya! Especially looking back at that day with all the Herring and kelp. If I could go back, I would have stayed in much longer. And don't sweat the BNB, I'm away from home anyway. Diving around Sooke and Victoria is phenomenal anyway. Stoked to hear you're having some decent dives! And that's true, I don't let haters dictate my life, but I don't mind setting them straight that's for sure. Cheers dude!
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Dude, I love flounder :) They are good, lightly fried. Question for you, we were just at maple beach at low tide and saw a ton of little dead crab. Many of them even in the tide pools. Do you know why and when they die?
flounder is typically a great fish, but in my experience Starry flounder in particular here in the PNW does not taste the best. maybe just a bad experience, have you tried much Starry flounder?
Hmm, I would bet they are just moults. Crabs shed their exoskeletons and you'll often see a massive pile of shells on the beach. That often gets confused with a mass die off. Without seeing them it's hard to say but I'm thinking that's what you saw. And I agree with Colombo. Starry flounder in particular tastes nasty in my opinion. Like iodine. I really like sole though! I wish I liked Starry flounder as they'd be an easy source of protein.
You remind me of jay... of jay and silent Bob from the movie clerks... the first one
Haha awesome. I'll take that as a compliment. I love that movie, the second is pretty dope too. I've yet to watch the new one!
@PNWSamson you the man bro. Love your videos
Cheers dude!
Interaction!
Haha love it!
Do you check for orca sightings before you go in the kelp beds?
Nope! I've yet to see one while diving. Not up close anyway. Hopefully one day.
I'm headed down to Whitbey Island next week. Worth bringing a spear gun? The regs are a little vague on what's allowed. From what I can see all the good fish species are closed down there
Oh nice man! I've never done there before. Yeah, I think the lingcod season is only for a month or so. And yeah, rockfish are closed in the San Juan islands. Not even open for angling. I'd be reluctant to spend the money for a USA license for some greenling and flounder. Might be worth getting a crab license though!
@@PNWSamson Yeah, except to get crab you need the license plus the endorsement, it's pricey and I can't even eat crabs myself. I think I'll stick with the Gopro instead of the gun.
Ah true that. How was the diving?
Quick question! Have you ever encountered Orca?
Not yet man! Maybe one day. I've seen them while in the water from maybe 30'-50' but I've never saw them underwater.
Been watching some of your videos. Thanks for sharing! What'e the best tide to snorkel/free dive in BC? High? Low? Or some in-between?
No worries! Depending on who you ask you'll get different answers. Some say low tide pulls the bad visibility out. Some say high tide pulls the clear water in. Haha. I usually just dive when I can. If it's a super shallow spot I'll wait for a high tide though, like the Royston wrecks. If it's a high current area I aim for slake. Lily point is really shallow so I also wait for a nice high tide. If I'm freediving a deeper spot I might prefer a low tide and it could save you from diving another 6-7m depending on the tide.
@@PNWSamson yeah I'm the same, I usually just go when I can rather than timing the tides. Good to know. Maybe I'll see you out there sometime! Enjoy the content and info.
Hey Dude what was the water temperature? I love your channel
Thanks! Not sure, but the surface was decently warm. When I'd dive down or further out it was noticeably colder. The second spot is more exposed and it was also colder. I only had my 3.5mm on and stayed pretty warm for my entire time in the water. Roughly 1.5 hours both days.
Waiting for your next video ❤
Should be a good one! Lots of stuff to edit though...
What's the most valuable thing you've ever found?
@@evantozer1074 Hmm, I found Warren Sapps go pro in Bermuda. The NFL Hall of fame'r. That was cool. Other than that, a 18k gold ring. I tried to find the owner but no luck so I sold it to a jeweler. Got $490 for it.
Nice one dude!
Thanks bro!
Whaaat?!
Snorkeling is awesome down there, lots of people have no idea!
I am 5 minutes from that spot. Can I do it without a wetsuit?
I did when I first started but it was cold. I could only last a few minutes and it wasn't very enjoyable haha. I'd recommend finding a cheap surf suit off marketplace or Craigslist at minimum. You'd probably need a weight belt to counteract the buoyancy of the wetsuit too.
Navionics got super greedy and almost tripled the sub cost since last year. No thank you!
Damn, $80!! Yeah, last time I paid it was $30. Hmm, do you recommend any alternatives?
Lets goooo ❤🎉 #INSPIRATIONAL #LEGEND like share comment lets get this channel to 10k #subscribers
Thanks again Shane! 1200 away! No biggie but a fun milestone to reach. Always appreciate the support man!