right so what do we do plan b we just start driving around and we we were like hey this this spot over here looks good to go check some some structure let's go check it out and uh yeah talk us through what happens so you jump in

Yeah, I jumped in.

We hit two more buoys, and they had clean water.

The current calmed a little bit, so it was diveable.

Yeah.

And those were really clean.

The last one that we checked was top to bottom viz.

Got it.

Sheesh, man.

It's pretty sad.

I've shot plenty of Cobias already this year, but all out of North Carolina and crystal clear water with a bigger gun.

Here are my excuses.

let's hear it.

All right.

The first Cobia was out of the windmills.

very

The atmospheric pressure,

correct.

And so your spleen starts getting sucked up under your ribs, and your diaphragm does.

And so...

You know, as that's being pulled in, you have what's called a blood dump or a blood flow that goes into your your body cavity and then supports the weight of the atmospheric pressure.

And it keeps you your body from compressing into all of your organs.

Got it.

But