How to Recover a Lost Anchor
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Divers use Surface Marker buoys to recover a lost anchor and chain in 105 feet deep water off of Palm Beach County. Anchor was stuck on an artificial reef. Just sold it for $100.. somebody got a deal!
Good idea. Once you unpacked the Safety sausage , I figured that’s what your were going to do and float it up with air from the octo . 👌🏻👍🏻
We don't normally carry large lift bags. thanks for the question
The music was dope and perfect for water, sand and beach videos
Thanks Mark!
Must be common to get those anchors stuck. I just lost one the exact same brand, type and size in 48 feet of water in the gulf. However, I left it attached to a buoy before I cut the line so I may recover it someday soon unless someone steals my buoy.
We find anchors on artificial reefs pretty often. That was a nice anchor! Thanks for the comment.
@@Speedospearo Believe it or not I got a call from a Veteran dive training organization a couple days back and they had recovered my anchor and everything with it and contacted me because I was smart enough to leave my phone number on the buoy with a sharpie that I just happened to have along lol, what luck! They brought it to me for free. They wouldn't take anything for the help. I guess they'll get my business for dive training soon thanks to that gesture :)
@@fg146 Wow that is great that they did that!
Why are you yelling so much man. Pulling the other guy like that. Surely not the way i like to work
Thanks for the comment/question. I prefer to communicate by "talking" as much as is possible. My hands are full and don't carry a slate. As for pulling on my buddy, another means to communicate. It has to be loud in order for the buddy to hear me. Search "scuba failure at 80 feet", for some good talking video. We can communicate pretty well by just talking.
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K.C. .. you don't like my technique? How would you do it differently?