
The Hunt For Red Treasure(NaN)
Follow us as we explore the sport of free-diving for abalone with people at all levels of experience, from beginners to trophy hunters. These divers must overcome rough seas, rugged shorelines, low visibility, cold water and sharks to be successful in the hunt for California's "Red Treasure" the red abalone.
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Follow us as we explore the sport of free-diving for abalone with people at all levels of experience, from beginners to trophy hunters. These divers must overcome rough seas, rugged shorelines, low visibility, cold water and sharks to be successful in the hunt for California's "Red Treasure" the red abalone.
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