I Dropped An Underwater Camera 600 Feet Deep On A Sunken Ship

In this video, I dropped an underwater camera 600 feet deep to see what lives below the surface. This video was taken a couple months ago fishing during tile season for one of the most delicious fish in the ocean. When deep sea fishing offshore its important to always have an electric reel to catch these bottom fish. We Hope you guys enjoyed this deep sea fishing video with the family and will catch you in the next Bar Jacks Family fishing video!
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[@GF-wb7xt]

That eel is a hagfish, they produce a lot of slime, similar to a catfish, they are harvested for their skin ( eel,skin) and for their meat, they mostly leave on the dead zone mud flats ,and produce a ball of slime that travels back and forth with the current, the fish get caught on that and they suffocate, the hagfish then eat them from the inside leaving only the skin carcass. Do not get buried at sea, and if you do, make sure they drop you on rocky bottom. Sweet dreams.

[@careybulleman8753]

I catch eels quite often on one particular wreck out in 600ft. It's interesting to me that those blue lines would be so close to structure. It must have landed in muddy bottom.

[@BarjacksFamily]

Definitely was so cool to catch an eel out there. The wreck we were fishing was surrounded by muddy bottom so we usually go off to the sides of this wreck to catch these tilefish!

[@RandyZimmerman-pp5wj]

Like to see more light on the bottom but still cool

[@BarjacksFamily]

Thank you for the love and support! ❤️ As we continue to film these underwater videos we definitely will figure out a way to get the camera brighter down there.

[@bobbybeckwith3761]

Marsh of murrels inlet SC

[@pamelamurray4741]

Second 😅

[@BarjacksFamily]

Legend!!

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Legend!