Spearfishing at Flanagan Island, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands. Saint John, United States Virgin Islands

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Description: Another episode of the "Reluctant Tour Guides". This time they head out from Vie's Beach Camping and go spearfishing at Flanagan Island. Flanagan is located about two miles east of St. John in the waters between the US and British Virgin Islands. It's a pretty "wet" trip in a small boat - but Harry and Maria take it in stride. In this video Andrew freedives (breath hold) down 25 feet under an underwater arch and then shoots three fish for dinner. THIS VIDEO IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT ONLY. IT IS NOT AN INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO - FREEDIVING AND SPEARFISHING ARE DANGEROUS SPORTS. VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out and Play USVI Productions. andrew@goodimpressions.us

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Visitor 52637

05/05/2008

great video!

alanwymore

04/03/2008

Wow! That really brought back good memories of snorkeling at Flanagan on our last trip there. I was impressed by the 40-50-60 foot visibility and the good selection of tropical fish. There was a bit of a current in some areas, so we chose to swim against the current at first and then return to the boat with the current. Unforgettable! Thanks, Andrew, for the video.