03-17-2020, 05:39 PM
Water Was Murky But Always Fascinating to Watch!
I was field testing my NEW spin casting "Whipping" rig from Okuma. The Guide Select Pro w/a Helios SX40 spinning reel. So i decided to cast out my equally NEW Spydro Underwater Camera. The water was murkier then normal due to the heavy rains from the daily storms. I was surprised to see not one but a school of Threadfin "Moi" swim by.
Moi in Hawaii was the fish of royalty. Only royalty could eat such a delicacy! Till this day this fish rarely graces the dining room table as it's hard to find in the wild. Every time i use my Spydro Camera i'm amazed at the underwater life that we cannot see from above. One day i'll have more then just 1 cam so i can better share these fascinating underwater scenery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YwStrbpRqE![[Image: Spydro.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/jW8sHSG/Spydro.jpg)
I was field testing my NEW spin casting "Whipping" rig from Okuma. The Guide Select Pro w/a Helios SX40 spinning reel. So i decided to cast out my equally NEW Spydro Underwater Camera. The water was murkier then normal due to the heavy rains from the daily storms. I was surprised to see not one but a school of Threadfin "Moi" swim by.
Moi in Hawaii was the fish of royalty. Only royalty could eat such a delicacy! Till this day this fish rarely graces the dining room table as it's hard to find in the wild. Every time i use my Spydro Camera i'm amazed at the underwater life that we cannot see from above. One day i'll have more then just 1 cam so i can better share these fascinating underwater scenery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YwStrbpRqE
