Deep-dropping a mystery shipwreck in over 400 feet of water off Miami!

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[@PhotoStoryChannel]

Wow great activity....❤

[@epesampaga9894]

Thanks for sharing video

[@SouthCarolinaScubaDiving]

Amazing work you guys are doing!!

[@albertojhernandez169]

I would love to dive it.

[@brandonfield7937]

That's a great video. How do you get the lighting to show that clear. I have a wreck id like to do the same thing to. Drop a camera an check it out. But curious what camera are you using. Amazingly clear at depth. Any help would be appreciated

[@aocfishman00]

Using a Gopro11 on a tracking fin mount (to prevent it from spinning). I had to ramp up the ISO to max it out as the first few drops were super dark. Even with the camera at its limits I also had to bump it up in FCPX to make it viewable.

[@brandonfield7937]

@@aocfishman00 thanks for the come back. I greatly appreciate that an sick videos as always I'll share mine once I record it

[@rod272727]

no fish on it surprisingly

[@aocfishman00]

There actually were some nice fish on it, including a sweet hogfish that you can see in the video.

[@rod272727]

some AJ's at 2:10 but towards the end of the video the fish are not able to be id'd due to camera too far away. AJ's arent the type of fish i was talking about. I should have said "no good fish"@@aocfishman00

[@aocfishman00]

It's a tiny wreck off Miami, an area of Florida which is fished hard. Not too surprising.