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Does any one use or recommend an underwater camera to take pictures or movies of their fish?
Thanks
Brian
The one thing is the one thing
A dry fly catches no fish
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I just bought a cheapy this morning from Walmart for a little over $8. You return the camera and they develop the film. I am wanting to dive down and see what is going on with my filamentous algae. I was surprised they had a waterproof camera.
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