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Hi there, thanks for watching our latest video 👍. We use Go pro hero’s currently 9s and 10s with housing, very simple to use. Just take your time and think about what you want to capture, slow movements when filming helps. Enjoy your travels 😊

Hi there, it’s an amazing place.

Cheers...yeah definitely one of those spots that need to be viewed and appreciated. I originally found that spot 20 years ago and it has always had good numbers. I have never removed a bug from that area. Fish for the future. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Hi no not on this dive but I'm pretty sure they will be there, I've thought about flicking some jigs off the end.

@@DIVELIFENZ ah i see , thats what i was thinking as well. I haven't seen anyone talk about squid fishing in New Plymouth but from the footage from your dive it seems its a great environment for them to live in.

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Not to sure mate, we kind of just watch the weather and see if it suits with our family's and work and then head up. We are off to the fish and Dive Expo this weekend.

Hi, thank you, so glad you enjoyed it, plenty more videos to come. Are you a scuba diver or freediver? We love scuba 👍

@@DIVELIFENZ Born and bred in Taranaki. Love SCUBA and free dive from time to time.

Hi there, love the sea weed 💯, hopefully we’re back in the Coromandel soon 😊

So cool to see crays in large numbers, thanks for sharing your experience. 😊

@@DIVELIFENZ I need to get a waterproof camera. I've been diving for 40 years, it never gets old.

Go pro cameras are what we use, nice and simple, great cameras 👍

@@DIVELIFENZ It's very clear footage. I came down to New Plymouth for a wedding once and paid for a dive out to the marine reserve but I got drunk and hooked up with a bridesmaid and woke up late and the boat didn't wait 🤣.

Thanks for the positive comment, love how the sandagger’s gave my mask a peck. Honey combs is a great dive 👍

Hi, this is in the Tupae marine reserve, this is around seal rock.

Hi there, they are still around but can’t say there’s alot, will try and get some footage of them next time 👍 Thanks for the comment hope you enjoyed the video. 😊

Not a hundred percent sure but it was weird.

@DIVELIFENZ hey bro any chance where you were diving was there packys around or nah? Just curious cause I’ve seen them kill reds before

Hi, didn’t see any on this dive, but a friend pulled a legal one out freediving last summer 👍

Hi Every year crayfish shed their hard outer exoskeleton except small young crays they shed every 4-6 weeks as they grow larger and out grow their current shell a new exoskeleton is growing underneath and once they shed their old shell the new one is still soft and they are very slow and easy to catch while they wait for the new shell to harden.

Enjoyed this dive, it’s a great spot. Hopefully get to dive it with better visibility, and get to explore more of the reserve. 😊

Me too love the sea weed 👍

Hi there, no you can’t, it’s a marine reserve. Just look and enjoy.

Hi there, not too bad for New Plymouth, got to get out there when the viz is good 👍.

Hello thanks for taking the time to comment, we have freshwater crayfish here too, we call them crawlies. Agree having a boat man is super helpful and nice safety wise.

Thanks for the comment, can’t wait for the next adventure there. 👍

Will be cool to sneak in another trip to Pauanui soon, hopefully you will be all sorted by then. 😀

Love scuba, it gives you loads of time to watch and enjoy what’s going on underwater 👍

Thanks for the positive comment 👍, could do with some more reserves to protect our marine live. 😊

Hi there, loads of fishing tackle broken off down there, was hard work getting out. Thanks for the comment 👍

Thanks, really enjoyed how calm and peaceful the ocean is at night

Thanks for the comment, would like to dive more locations at night, and see what’s out and about 😊

It’s cool how the larvae drift in the current, and develop for months. 👍

Thanks, loved diving there, will be back once the waters clear.👍

I hope you got a feed. How deep were the cray holes and cracks? Some good cray holes around Forster NSW where I live, limit two and you can still find abalone but are only allowed two if not an indiginous person. Thngs were a little bit more liberal back in the 70's and 80"s regarding numbers and many feasts were had. All the best with your videography. @@DIVELIFENZ

Hi there, this location is a reserve, so looking only. 10 to 20 meters deep. It’s my first time seeing such a large number of cray’s . What’s the viz like over there?

Beautiful in the winter when the south west winds blow.. In summer there can be a lot of algae and the wind is more onshore north easters. The rivers also contribute to the clarity of the water so if there has been a lot of rain the water can be dirty..@@DIVELIFENZ

We also have trouble, due to rain, rivers pouring out muddy water reducing visibility, it’s not often that we get crystal viz, so when it comes we make the most of it.👍

💯, hopefully we start to learn, thanks for the comment 👍

Thanks, it was amazing, hope to be back soon. 👍

Hi, thanks for the thumbs up, hope to be back out there soon 😊

Me too😢 I'm in Chicago

700+ Miles to the ocean for you, bit of a drive, lucky you have a beautiful lake👍

@@DIVELIFENZ i suppose you refer to the FlatHead & it is beautiful. Mentioned i RIDE, & did accomplish a trans America ride extraordinaire last summer. Maybe next year: the Gulf of Mexico

Hi, thanks for the positive feedback. Love capturing all the different makes and models. Will take the time to do more fish footage. 😊👍

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Sorry about that😊, some people love it and some don’t. Check out Part 2 the music is a lot more tame.👍