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fishing under the ice

04-01-2012 10:58pm

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#2 05-01-2012 3:09pm

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Where is this happening and how is there a layer of water, then ice, then water again?
Looks pretty cool though

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#3 05-01-2012 3:14pm

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Stuff like this is common enough.

In the higher latitudes they play underwater football/rugby where - as in the video - they inflate their drysuits to keep up against the ice. They then fill a ball with fresh water (less dense than saltwater) so it floats.

An upside-down game is then played. No fins of course are needed. The goal is to get the ball to the hole in the ice.

Nice to see the video though.

Seadeuce

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