Divers React to Sweet Surprise inside the Devil's Cave System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Woody missed out big time!
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I love the old married couple energy woody and Gus exude. That opening 60 seconds of spite was wonderful. Y’all are just the best!
These guys are great. Very humble. You can tell by their knowledge and circle of diving buddies that they are a lot better than they let on.
the coloring of the cave looks so unreal, as if someone colered it. awesome as usual
Glad to see the re-upload. Had to check my laundry and when I came back it stopped working.
I was in the same boat! wondered what happened to the video 😅
Woody is such a good sport, we love you Woody your a good man! And Gus your awesome too 🙂
The back and forth about telling or not telling each other about your dives now is hilarious. You guys are true dive buddies lol.
When life gets boring, I always love reminding myself your channel is there just waiting for me. You guys are awesome!
You're the best!
@@DIVETALK the fact you commented back made my week. Thank you gentlemen for what you do! I hope I never see the day where you guys stop making videos or stop diving. YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST!
Trevor you are weird. Get a life
That was so beautiful that I had a very rare moment. My heartrate wasn't at 500, panicking, even just watching the video.
It was so beautiful that I actually wanted to be there. I mean, I'll get over it by the next video. But this was a great insight into the allure.
You guys are hilarious…. This whole I went to get back at you now you watch it…. and you can tell Woody enjoyed this and is a hell of a good sport lol…
RIP to Tom Mount. His contributions to caving and technical schooling will live forever. A true immortal.
Cave diving really looks like real life subnautica at times!😆
I'd actually love to see Gus and/or Woody play Subnautica.
Yass! Subnautica stream! ❤❤
If Gus and Woody play subnautica I would be so happy, absolutely love that game!
for real
I think about this every time I play
You guys are awesome!! You are absolutely right. That flow will definitely work against you, but will push you out once you are ready to exit pretty easily. I can't wait to go back!!! My husband and I don't have dpvs yet, so when we dove in Devil's Eye, we were belly down crawling in certain spots. I love the Devil's Lips!! So neat!!!
It's beautiful..... Something I'll never see , accept thru the eyes of DiveTalk.... Thanks guy's for sharing your lives with us grateful for the wisdom shared ✌🏼💗😊
What a beautiful world! Thank you for explain to us. I love your vids. Greetings from Sweden
Lovely Dive Gus!! Cant wait to see you both together again for adventures! haha
"I texted you but I got a busy tone" lol
It is so beautiful there. I just love seeing your dives!
Love the channel! Question, I didn't see anyone wearing helmates. My question is why? Especially using DPVs. Keep the videos coming, you reignited my passion for diving!
It's a personal choice. My first DPV instructor told me that if I felt I needed a helmet, I needed to slow down.
Helmets are more of a requirement for other equipment like lights for example, and not because you expect to smash your head into the cave.
Thanks for your honest answer, I do use a helmate and like you mentioned I use it for lights and a camera. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!
I noticed Woody hasn’t been in the podcast booth for a min hopefully everyone is all good! You guys make great videos and I love watching them🤘🏻
IVE TOUCHED THOSE FALLEN TREES AND HELD THAT CHAIN im so humbled to have floated IN THE SAME WATER AS YOU 🫡
I love you guys and I hope to run into you so I can talk about under sea aliens wid woody and watch Gus have metal break down 😅
Epic video & loved this one absolutely brilliant thanks for sharing this dive gus
Stunning. There are passages you cannot see the water at all. Surreal images. Thank you for sharing.
Watching these to go to sleep and I just keep hitting the next one 😅 can never get enough Dive Talk
Yep! Every time I saw pink I thought, “ Woody is the sweet surprise 😊”, but no Woody😢. On a serious note, yall are super awesome and I love seeing yall enjoy yalls passion! Also, lady cave divers are admirable and an inspiration! Give a big SHOUT OUT to them! 🎉❤
Was it a coincidence they you cut it where woody would have responded to the "I text and got a busy tone 😂" Thanks for letting us go on all your amazing adventures!
Great video! Finished full cave a couple weeks ago at Ginnie…my fingertips still show evidence of the flow 😂…my pull and glide technique needs work!
OMG that water looks so beautiful…& an awesome dive too by the looks!!
Awesome video! How would you do a safe ascend and safety stop against a flow?
Great question. I would either hang on to the wall, or set the DPV to a speed that matches the current so I stay in place.
Thanks. This is a great video, great images and I loved the commentary.
Awesome guys!!!! Just awesome!!!! Beautiful dive Gus. What a nice little dive to take us along on even though some of us don’t dive!!!! Ha! You seemed to be in very very good trim the entire dive. Great job buddy!!!!
Amazing footage with great commentary! You guys are fun!
Yall are so brave and fearless! I would panic so badly! I could never do this! But love watching it!
Where can these spins (non directional markers) be found? How are they called? Could be a good altenative to cookies for lines too thick for them.
Amazon. Bread Bag Clips.
@@DIVETALK Thx!
I really want to go diving, especially with my dad, but I'm too broke lol. I love listening to you guys talk about diving.
From my perspective (I just got cavern certified, but all I know about actual cave diving I learned from you guys), the dive looked super smooth and you dived incredibly well, especially considering the tightness of the cave and that backmount rebreather!! Thanks so much for explaining your mistakes, so I can learn from them when I’ll finally pick up cave training 😁
I totally get the "you went diving without me" vibe...
I'm a hunter, and have a few hunting buddies... It always stings a bit when you hear they went without you...
It doesn't even matter if I was able to go... Jealously is one hell of an emotion! Hahaha 😆
The getting back by hunting in my old hunting spot without them was always the repercussion hahaha
Honest question... I'm a disabled vet... I recently tried water therapy and was back to myself in the water... I can't do my adventures anymore because of my back... Do you think diving would be OK for me to get into, bc in water it's like I'm not injured?
Yo just wanna say I absolutely love all of your content. I have been watching your videos since maybe 7-15k subscribers and always thought "damn how do you not have over a million??" Been awhile since I 've checked your channel and it looks like y'all got some of that recognition. Happy for you both!
Beautiful dive! Started watching this channel a few months ago and have been dying to get certified ever since.
that place is GORGEOUS! Oh my word! I would love to go diving there
The start of the video. What a beautiful place to dive!
Gus being petty! 🤦🏻♀️😂 payback time
Gus always saying he’s too big 😂 looking good to me Gus. Beautiful vid btw.
Hey guys, can you talk a little about Jacques Cousteau? I was a kid in the 70s and grew up watching his show and was amazed. I can only imagine you guys would do an amazing job.
Wow great dive a cool cave great too see you guys in action I really enjoyed this video 😃
Gus still getting dug out about swearing 🤬 made me chuckle 🙊 not that you hold a grudge about it Woodie 😂❤❤
8:55 why is the ceiling shimmering like that? Surely those can't be air pockets. Looks like mercury pooling on the roof of the slot, are those areas where the water doesn't flood or penetrate? In all your videos I can't remember seeing anything like that! Frikken beautiful
Why not air pockets?
Has the log always been in the entrance since it was cave dived or is it a relatively new feature? Looks cool on descent
It's been there for many years
Maybe a very silly question but hoping someone can enlighten me - What is the yellow stuff on the ceiling around 13:30? It looks almost fluorescent in the light, it is gorgeous!
Really enjoyed this . There’s a rock climbing channel I’m subbed to also where people are wayyy high up , no ropes and on tiny little ledges and whatever and I really do get a similar level of anxiety watching Gus on this video for example as I do watching some guy do a 180° on 7/8” of granite on a windy day.
Such a beautiful cave. Almost wants me to take up cave diving……..almost.
That was so beautiful. Thanks Guys.
Just come from sharks happen channel....one thought the whole time!
I'd love to see that guy dive... lmao...any diving shark videos,close.encounters you could send him... I know it's not April fools day but I'd love to see his reaction to first hand encounters .
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Fossils.may .....just tempt me to learn to dive
Hey guys! Awesome videos. I'm not a diver but have learned so much from you guys! I went from thinking that cave diving was a huge gamble with your life, to, its dangerous if you're underequipped for the situation, and if you venture beyond your ability/ training.
However I did/do have a question about the line. With some of the hazards in cave diving being light failure, losing the line, and silt outs, wouldn't a side emitting fiber optic cable line, that self illuminates from the ambient light at the entrance to the cave, be an improvement over the standard line that is run through the caves? Or would this not work for reasons my non-diver self wouldn't think of?
I have seen in some videos where in the event of a deep cave where sun-light doesn't penetrate, there is a line that runs vertical to the surface, so even in those instances feeding a fiber optic with sun-light shouldn't be a concern... theoretically?
From outside the industry it seems like it would serve as even further safety to divers, a lit beacon to safety in the pitch blackness. Even if it might entice the open water divers to venture in when they should not...
I am sorry if I got to rambling there at the end, I'm not quite sure how to word my thoughts on the subject.
water so clear it made me thirsty. not even lying
The quality of this video is insane !!
thanks for another great video, loved the dive 👍
Having Dove in ginnie springs . And ive tried to kick down there in just snorkeling gear. I can attest to that flow for sure .
When you go with the flow of the river on the way out, how do you ensure it doesn't cause too rapid of an assent like what if the river takes you up towards the surface too quickly (let's say in terms of riding the river with a dead DPV)
Yes. You have to be careful.
This looks sooooooo badass! Kind of a dumb question but I’m not a diver but do watch & love all your videos, did you guys not use a guideline because you know this cave so well? I’ve watched enough of your videos to now have questions 😂 thank you for showing this gorgeous underwater world. ♥️
We had a guideline the entire time.
@@DIVETALK my apologies. I only saw it at the very end of the video.
I absolutely love tuning into your channel. You both are hilarious, amazing, knowledgeable, and easy on the eyes! 😍 😘 Have a great day!
Excellent as always guys 👏🇬🇧
U guys are SO much fun and SO CUTE! 😍
Awesome footage! However as a freediver I would LOVE to see the full entrance footage instead of just the hovering shot then cutting to being who knows how deep in the cave already.
Aw you can tell Woody is in his feelings about not getting to go with his buddy Gus lol
Best way to compare flow is that it's like swimming upstream in a river
Your guys high vis tanks and stuff look really cool down under water
Incredible video quality. Did Brian film on a GoPro? Does he have a site on his camera setup? I’ve tried filming Ginnie and get no where near this quality
Yeah I think he uses a GoPro.
Devils Ear is no joke. The flow at the entrance is strong.
@S. M. wow! I really did have to pull myself along the rocks and walls, no scooter.
Good Morning. Beautiful video. Thanks guys.
Good morning!
Hehe i was thinking Tokyo drift right as Gus said it.
That water is amazing.
This channel is scarier than a scary movie , fact.
I’m a brand new certified cold water OW diver with just 6 logged dives. I’m
Absolutely fascinated by this type of diving, however I’m extremely nervous to try something like this. Even the thought of penetrating a wreck is scary to me. I’m curious how you slowly overcome the mindset that I currently have regarding this type of diving. I understand it comes down to gear and proper planning for safety. I am more curious about how you alter your psychological mindset. Thanks for the great channel. I’ve binge watched most of your content over the last several weeks.
Okay, up front... "Dry" caver here... BUT I've explored and tried my hand at a LOT of supposedly "extreme" activities. It pretty much works the same way, psychologically speaking, as you approach a new activity to being able to shift from "This scares the sh*t out of me" to 'That's not as painful/hard/bad as I thought" and eventually to "What? No more? Let's go do that again, then!!! It's FUN!"
It's training and education to know what the "actual" risks are from the terrors your mind makes up as "perceived" risks... The more you learn about what can go "wrong" and what to do about it, the better mentally equipped you get... AND with that, the more confident you get about doing the thing... Everything's a bit difficult in the beginning. That's why we practice Practice PRACTICE for all the details and applications involved. When we're out there actually DOING the things, it's been done so we already know we can do it.
We also "start small"... SO for caves and wrecks, it should be easier little "throughs" and then up to the public accessed open wrecks before you start investigating actually sunken ships (from accidents or war) because those "legitimately sunk" vessels will have the cables, sharp shards of metal, and old rigging out to snag you or your equipment... where the opened "artificial reefs" type are cut specifically so you have multiple ways in and out and there's rarely anything left of the rigging or mechanical works to hurt you...
I got stuck in a cave, where it was pretty impossible for more than one person to get to me at a time... AND we HAD rope, but it was several hours' away at a "stash"... SO I had to wait... AND the batteries in my lamp died on me, and my spares were in the backpack BEHIND me where I couldn't quite get to it... SO up to that point, I'd always thought I'd just freak out and die if I was trapped "for real" in a cave... BUT no... It was certainly anxiety inducing as Hell, BUT I managed to talk myself through laying there, stuck as I was, for the three or four hours until my group could get back and tie off to my feet for more than one person's strength to yank me free... That's all that was really needed... AND while it's not the most pleasant learning experience "in the field" it's also not the worst. I don't have nightmares and I haven't quit...
Your mind WILL adapt, so long as you keep getting after the appropriate training and practices to BE competent as well as confident in yourself. It works that way with motorcycles starting in the parking lot and becoming "Brilliant at the Basics" of slow speed maneuvers and emergency swerves and stops... It works that way with rock climbing, learning the rigging and knots on short walls and even indoor (and padded) climbing facilities before attempt El Cap' or what have you... It works that way with reptile wrangling with a PYTHON named "Rocky" before attempting even a wild king snake let alone a rattler or cobra... It works that way for caving, with short trips and guided tours to the likes of Carlsbad or Bristol Caverns (among many others) before packing a backpack and heading out to Cold Sink or Mammoth... AND it's that way with Scuba and the point of a steady series of cert's with regular diving WITHIN those cert's between Open Water and then Solo... and then Technical (Deep) AND THEN "Hard Cover" and around obstacles and wrecks and such... Get comfortable with what you've trained for NOW, and the next cert' won't be difficult to keep up with. Get that down to second nature, and you'll be safer for the cert's after that...
Hope this helps... ;o)
Great question Tom. The answer is: We didn't go from 6 logged dives to this. It is a progression. You go from Open Water, to Open Water at Night, to caverns, to caves eventually with tons of practice in between...it is a marathon to become a cave divers, and like a marathon, for some of us looks impossible and even scary to try it, but if you started running and training for it and after a long time you realize you can run 20 miles, well then 26.2 miles don't look as scary as they used to look when you could only run 1 mile.
@@DIVETALK thank you for this Analogy. It makes a ton of sense now to get a bunch of practice in on many levels before trying such things. At this point in my diving career I’m just a baby by the standards you mention. I am fascinated though and will continue to build on my diving skill levels as time goes on. Next year is dry suit and perhaps an advanced open water course. In the mean time I’ll keep watching your channel and sponging as much information as possible. Thanks for your response.
honestly the 'penetrating' bit never gets old 😂i love you guys!
🤯 for me Gus won this game 😂
Awesome video, would love to see more footage. Dude you looked awesome.
For me if you reach the level for beings a cave instructor. It takes a whole other mindset then being a cave diver.
Jealous about this dive Gus, ❤
What makes this channel so great is you guys are so knowledgeable, but don't ever come off as having big egos. Thanks for the cool video.
🤣 I texted you but I got a busy tone or sumthin' 🤣
For caves with high flow, do they tend to have a lot less silt?
Typically the passages with flow will have less silt but everywhere else there’s silt.
Haven't started the video yet, or read what it's about for that matter, so this is my thoughts before hitting play.
I am wondering if Woody will mess with Gus again somehow OR will Gus get revenge in some way. I'll find out!
Texted and got a busy tone 😂
I like your video 😊👍 new subscriber here 😊
14:11ish, what is the luminescent mineral, if you can say please?
Awesome video 🙏🏻
Great video guys 🫡
Why is syphon diving a “big no-no” with proper planning, training, equipment, and experience? Syphon diving should be covered in a full cave class.
Well done Woody, very classy.
Love you guys 👽💙
Such a beautiful dive! 😍
How do you keep track of the line while using the dpv?
With my eyes
Please tell me that log is known as the Devil's Q-tip!?!
Lol gus's revenge video 😂😂😂
They were neck deep in reaper territory
Im not a big fan of cave diving!💯😬BUT since watching you guyz...Ima Grab Sum air and Jump in the Ocean!💯🤘🤿 i can do it! 😂 😂 JK!
What does the plaque say?
Awesome stuff
Stunning video gus
Can I dive when I have had a Pnumathorax. Both my children recently got there Dive tickets and I would like to dive with thwm
What happened to the first version of this video?
There was a chunk of it that was blurry...I fixed it
Woody are you OK ? I notice a change in your speech. Or is it just the cold?
Just curious, why no lines?
Nvm spoke too soon lok