I know this is a long time ago but is this selsey in Sussex

I set my epic ‘Roman Landing’ in here.... written in Latin with English translations. Martyn Haulkham.

Hi there, I'm writing from Blast! Films - we'd like to potentially use this footage in an upcoming BBC2 documentary. Please get in touch at ngladwin@blastfilms(.)co(.)uk Thanks! Nancy

I dived the Mixon hole nearly 50 years ago and remembered the blister balls lying on the sea bed, and an old pot with a “rag” attached that turned out to be a squid, big puff of ink. Happy days.

A load of pollocks!

It’s nice to see that many fish

Brilliant film lived in Selsey 41 years now going to miss our Lifeboat Station Offshore being demolished this month .new Station finished on shore new Shannon lifeboat coming soon

We have been looking for the entrance for a long time. but havent been able to find it. Anu clues as to what the entrance looks like please?

Is this definitely noxon park iorn mine in the forest of dean. Near to bream? As if it is, its definitely not in Wales.

When they start bumping you like that, that should be your cue to get out of the water. As open ocean predators where food is scarce and they cant afford to pass up meals as often as other sharks, once they feel you out...you could very well be on the menu. Read into survivor accounts of the the USS Indianapolis being torpedoed encounters with white tips.

Love the doggie coming out at 2.28. And yep, they're pollack. The protruding lower jaw gives it away.

Typical bumping behavior of the oceanic white tip, got a nice visit from one in Hawaii and got it on film, check it out.

I have dived ST Abbs countless times over the years and love the sea life there but your film footage captures it so beautifully. Thanks for sharing. By the way was that a lump fish near the end of clip?

Delayed smb

wow love the nudibranch amazing colour

and i don't want them to kill EVERY fish species.

the fish is like, "touch me, I dare you."

They were either Pollack or Pout, which is are both members of the Cod family.

yes that is correct divers are trying to spread the word to go lionfish hunting in the carribean because they are an invasive spiecies and kill(not to mention eating) over 1000 fish in thier lifetime, and they have no natural predators and are rapidly increasing. divers are helping by going lionfish hunting (spearing them). and somtimes they will encourage the yop predators to eat them, like eels, groupers, and reef sharks. lionfish also taste quite good if you cook them right so they are encou

what is your camera make and model ?

0:26 "Get lost man, this is my stomping ground, HURR HURR!"

really beautiful, what is the water temp there? Looks cold.

Damn White tips scare me. They are the only shark for whom humans are genuinely "on the menu". They are never in a hurry, so you can hang out with them safely for a good while. But if you were to spend long enough in its vicinity, it will eventually eat you. Simple as that.

How long did you penetrated, was there restrictions, silt places?

The shark probably got attracted by the electric field of the camera. I once saw footage of black tip sharks swimming calmly but then totally going nuts after someone took a picture with a huge camera.

fuuuuck that

@dahermitcrab In curacao you can see them at less than 20 meters, have seen several this way. And they are killing them there but it's because they are not from that habitat and have no natural enemies in that area and they reproduce rapidly.

had the same expericence at elphinstone this year in january! i can still feel the adrenalin in my venes

Beautiful and so clear. Could almost reach out and touch

Beautiful. Very peaceful too.

@Coxyson I am looking at the Sealife DC1200 Elite.. but at the moment, I'm paying back a lovely student loan. so photography hobby got to wait. I will just dive un-till I can start snapping pictures.

@Coxyson A good £4000++

Great video. Can I ask what camera are you using?

you're crazy ahhha :D nice nice video!!

Sharks are so beautiful and mis-understood.

Friendly ? hahaha ? but beautifull shark !

I love the pilot fish and white tip relationship. lol Anyway, you people are crazy to be swimming around these creatures. But thanks for the cool footage. :D

Wow excellent footage, but scary stuff...most times the shark circles around to enquire, then leaves. Good job keeping your calm. The oceanic white tip is not to be underestimated (or misunderestimated, as a former US President would say) ( : Where is this btw?

the lionfish are like, hey thanks for the lights man!

holy crap he kicked the thing in the face....it got too close and going head on....I don't blame him but that took some guts

@Coxyson Just checking that you're OK with me using stills from your video as part of our seal ID catalogue. Of course we'd credit your youtube user name.

Best Eyemouth footage Ive seen

That's the biggest load of pollacks I've seen in a long time! (Er, I think that's what they are, anyway...) Great clip! Gwenn

More amazing footage! That shoal of fish are incredible! What were they?

What an amazingly rich and diverse underwater world. Thanks for sharing this! Great footage!

Looks really nice, I wish I had been there - hang on - I was there! Really enjoyed watching this and cannot wait to get back there.

Great footage. I do photo ID on seals in Cornwall for Cornwall Seal Group and have tracked Cornish seals to Lundy and Devon mainland, so was looking at your video. It seems your friendly seal was firendly with another diver the following year - simonAvery on 04/08/08. If you send me your email address I will send you the matching photos for evidence! I've called this lovely female '3' after the black marking on her left neck. [email protected] V exciting!

That looks like a very nice dive.

ooo nice and pointy

Awsome, look at 0:41!