Always take a camera...

That was about a 7-pound snook cruising about three feet below looking for an easy meal. I've also seen a dozen squid, some shrimp, a few sea horses, lots of snappers, moonfish, and sharks ranging 4 to 10 feet, mostly nurse sharks, but the larger ones were bull sharks. I WOULD NOT jump into the canal for a short swim. Bull sharks can be very aggressive and they scare the Hell out of me.

Mark, I think it was feeding on something attached to the wall, but I'm not exactly sure what they feed upon.

I'll post some more vids tomorrow.

Gary

No, I don't think so, it's essentially one of 3000 sea slugs, which vary quite a bit and distributed world wide in temperate and tropical waters.

Gary

The camera I used to shoot this video was the Kodak ZX1 HD, which I purchased on Ebay for $25. It does a great job, but eats batteries like they're candy.

Gary

Bubs, I have thousands of photos from the Delmarva. In my boat the camera case is just a few feet away at all times. I use a Pelican case, which is 100 percent waterproof and I keep both a video and still camera in it at all times. The only shots I've never been quick enough to capture were when I was off the coast of Georgia and a right whale surfaced about 1/4 in front of the boat. The entire episode only took three seconds, and the camera will not boot up that fast.

Gary