Massive Ship Sinks In The Gulf of Mexico

[@adventuresofjandk]

Thanks!

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Hey, thanks for the super thanks!😊

[@mattpoland8250]

Nice. Can’t believe it already had a lionfish on it. That’ll be a cool dive once the sediment settles. Looks like lots of cool swim throughs too.

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

It was crazy to see the Lionfish there! It’s going to be an amazing ship to dive in a few months!

[@OldManther]

Thanks for sharing. Looks awesome!

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

It was a really cool ship to see go down.

[@thetraveljunkies8652]

That’s really cool

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Yeah it is.

[@FishingWithRedbeard]

FIRST!!

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Hell yeah!!

[@rob_9876]

Great video! Man, the FL panhandle has really been doing some great work sinking wrecks and reef modules left and right. I've dove in PCB and Pensacola, but now I'll have to add this to my list (I also want to check out the Destin jetty).

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Destin is becoming a diving Mecca thanks to Alex and his team, they are always planning something. I have yet to dive the jetties but it is on my list for sure!

[@LifeofMurphysOutdoorsChannel]

Enjoyable video!!

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@thetraveljunkies8652]

Also how did they sink it?

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

They had pre cutout holes in and pulled the plug once they got it in position.

[@adventuresofjandk]

Awesome

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Hopefully it gets 1,000,000 views. 😂

[@FlecnFLOsho]

Cool

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Thank you. Another one is coming soon.

[@hookcraft_fishing]

That is so sick! That thing is going to be loaded with snapper in the summer. And lions apparently. Where the heck did he come from?

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

It will be loaded for sure! I heard that there might be a private number near it. I guess it was close enough for that Lionfish to come investigate.

[@jakerazmataz852]

If that's massive, how do you describe the QE2?

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Uber-massive. 😂 the QE2 is still floating though, correct?

[@sammuelson1081]

I want to see it after one or more years

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

Same! It’s going to have a ton of life on it next year!

[@thetraveljunkies8652]

Why do they do this?

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

To create artificial reefs. The gulf is pretty barren so these ships create a fish haven.

[@FishingWithRedbeard]

Bruh how did that thing already have a lionfish on it 😂

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

That’s what I said!! I think we dropped it pretty close to a chicken coop.

[@davids2337]

Any one have the coordinates

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

It’s in the video on the bottom right of the screen during the diving portion.

[@ethanlee9441]

What a waste of scrap metal

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

I have about a million anglers and almost just as many divers who would disagree.

[@ethanlee9441]

Well theres your pollution and global warming

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

LOL! Now that is a very intelligent comment. Pollution and global warming. Please explain your comment on how a ship that has been stripped of all it's components other than the steel structure causes pollution and global warming. This should be interesting. If you finished the video you would have heard that my area of study is in Environmental Science so I would expect a comment that cites its sources (and please no wikipedia). When you're done, do me a favor and Like the video and Subscribe to the channel. I appreciate your support.

[@ethanlee9441]

@@ActiveDutyOutdoors you just answered your own question

[@ActiveDutyOutdoors]

@@ethanlee9441 you sure did.