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Old 29th May 2023, 17:59
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Looking for Fish Spotting Advice

Looking for any recommendation from experienced fish spotters on altitudes, speeds, ocean conditions, assistive technology, distance from land, water depth, tells and generally what to look for for the various fish residing off the Eastern seaboard of South Florida.

Looking more for spotting information, not aviating.

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Follow the birds...?
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Airspeed is life, altitude is life insurance, find out how to escape from your aircraft upside down and sinking in a training environment before you need to do it for real.
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Make damn sure that the attitude indicator on the machine is serviceable and that you are proficient in using it in the absence of a visible horizon.

Never assume that you actually have a visible horizon - it can disappear in a heartbeat.

Never do it in a machine that does not have a radalt with an audible warning.

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Originally Posted by Swamprotors
Looking for any recommendation from experienced fish spotters on altitudes, speeds, ocean conditions, assistive technology, distance from land, water depth, tells and generally what to look for for the various fish residing off the Eastern seaboard of South Florida.
Go to Guam and work off a tuna boat for a month.
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