rofl colonoscopy rofl I'll lubricate the camera next time -- just in case.
Normally we weight to be neutral at about 10 meters. My guess is that he has about 4# on. The tunnel is down about 22 meters or so, maybe a little deeper. Not sure why we were in a hurry -- I think that was towards the end of the 2nd dive session, so our bottom times were probably at a low-point. I know that I was pretty dazed at the end of that particular dive, even though it was only a little over a minute.
You got the fins right -- Mares Attacks. Possibly the most photogenic fin ever made.
I'd love to spear in our local waters, but the PA limnologists are not nearly as enlightened in those in in WI, so we have lame-o regulations that prohibit spearing. In addition, the quarries are privately owned and the owners take a dim view of having thier customers poach the attractions.
Some of the fish in these places are amazing. I've seen 10#+ largemouths (very unusual this far north), some good sized suckers, carp etc. The blue-gills at Dutch Springs are incredible -- 1#+ is normal and I swear that some of these guys are flirting with 2#. Wabank has wolf-packs of juvenile stripers zooming around the place and I saw a small-mouth in there that must have been 8#.
We try to catch fish by hand sometimes. Never came close, but the "holy shit!" look in their eye when they realize that you can move much faster than a SCUBA guy is gratifying. If you use a scooter, the fish really panic and look to be using the icthyological equivalent of "holy f&*k!".