Episode 27 - Go Pro underwater - FAMI Tugs, Panama City, Fl

Join Rick and I as we dive the wreck-site known as the FAMI Tugs. Funded in large part by the Florida Aquatic and Marine Institute, these ex-Navy (then commercial) tugs were intentionally sunk as part of Florida's vast artificial reef system. Initially separated nose to nose by a 30 foot tether, they became stacked when a powerful storm picked one tug up and deposited on top of the other. They are home to many species of fish and a local favorite for spearfishing, diving and bottom fishing. They lay just 12 miles off the Panama City's St Andrew's Pass at 2958.137N 8551.257W. Backing track provided royalty free by Soundstripe. Music credits: Tropical Drink Umbrellas by Music City Reggae Squad; Float by Bellodrone; Dip Yo Hip by Matt Wigton; Cinnamon Kisses by Lunareh. I use DIVE + (Dive Plus) color editing for many of my videos.

[@hetierremustdedu1829]

Awesome wreck penetration shots, I wish I looked a bit more inside the tugs that dive, might have come across that goliath!

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Maybe, I only saw him once. Big ole boy for sure.