Ghost net removal on greater depths is a very intensive and riskful job. As the depth increases, the task load will increase also and awareness is more important than ever. This group of divers from Norway is working on a ghost net on the German Cruiser "Blücher" at 80m (262ft) of depth. The wreck is located at the bottom of the Drøbak Narrows in the Oslofjorden, Norway. They managed a big part of the net in one dive, another dive will follow soon to finish the job. Charter: Oslofjorden Adventur

Underwater video after ghost net removal at Kenyalang wreck three days ago. They have covered 150square meters of abandon fishing net in 15-22m depth. This project is organized by Dive at Borneo group. With 7 divers including SFC park warden. #MoreToDiscover #Nature #ResponsibleTourism | Sarawak Travel, Malaysia, Borneo

4.5K views · 154 reactions | Man vs. Ghost Net  Abandoned, lost,...

"Ghost fishing" is what fishing gear does when it has been lost, dumped or abandoned in the seas and oceans. Imagine a fishing net that gets snagged on a reef or a wreck and gets detached from the fishing vessel. Nets, long lines, fish traps or any man-made contraptions, designed to catch fish or marine organisms, are considered capable of ghost fishing when unattended. Without anyone profiting from the catches, they are affecting already depleted commercial fish stocks. Caught fish die and in t

Net Zero and Ghost nets 🥴🤣 | Mark Berg's Fishing Addiction

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A beautiful grouper was rescued from a deadly ghost net. 🐟💙 This is a real example of the devastating impact ghost nets have on marine life. Thankfully, this grouper was freed and released back to the sea, where it belongs. 🌊 The ocean and its inhabitants need your help. 👉 Be part of the change: https://www.healthyseas.org/take-action/ A huge thank you to the amazing volunteer divers of Ghost Diving Greece for saving this grouper and supporting us in removing the deadly ghost net. 💪 #ghostn