DROPPING A 360 CAMERA UNDER THE DESTIN BRIDGE - ShaneOgoeS deep
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- The Destin Bridge on the Emerald Coast of Florida's Panhandle is an unknown diver's paradise. With a massive year-round resident school of redfish , along with black drum, Goliath grouper, sharks, spade fish, and more, this is one of the most diverse species of marine life in one setting on the Gulf Coast. Just remember, with strong tidal currents and heavy boat traffic it is very dangerous, so conditions have to be right, and you need to know what you're doing. Shane O shows us what's at the bottom of this 50 foot drop
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Shane Reynolds (aka Shane O ) started tinkering with video in the early 90's on his local high school morning show, and carried it on to a degree at the University of Florida in 1998. After cutting his teeth professionally in Nashville, Shane started "Color Earth" in 2002. Today, he continues to produce for the biggest names in the business in the most adventurous destinations around the world.
Whether he's in front of the camera or behind it, Shane O’s musical background, adventurous spirit, and laid-back humor are the not-so-secret ingredients in his unique hosting, shooting and editing style. As a part of the team or a one-man-band producer, Shane O's creativity and adaptability have made him a force to be reckoned with in the world of TV and video production.
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Thank you for the view of the bridge underwater. It's like diving, without the trip to Florida, and scuba gear!
Please show your camera set up. Very nice!
Dope, going fishing there tonight for some reds
@@Slightlyaboveaverage21 good luck. Tough to get bait to that spot unless you have a boat. They’re all over slot as well so none are keepers
Holy crap all those red fish. I need to drop straight down!
Was one of my favorite spots to fish when I lived there by the coast guard station. Last time I was there was going to try wasn’t able too seeing that the military fenced the whole area off due to tourist I heard just leaving trash etc😡. Use to catch plenty of reds, trout, even a permit one time😢
Awesome dude. I've always wondered what it looks like down there. I'd like to see under Brooks Bridge, but that may be to dark.
Awesome video! Out of curiosity if something happens to the line how do you get your camera back?
Thankfully, I haven’t lost one yet, but they are positively buoyant themselves. So if it’s tied directly to the line, it should come to the service, however, the tripod set up would sit on the bottom until I dove out to get it.
Would really like longer kids.
thats it????
Yep. That’s it 🤙