Backscatter filters (or other brand) for "green water" in lakes and rivers

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I have never expected it, but want others to understand it. I agree with all that is being said.
 
Yes, the Backscatter greenwater filter for the GoPro is awesome!!!
FLEX GREENWATER Filter for GoPro Hero3+ and Hero4 Standard Housing

When I added it to my GoPro the difference was night and day. No more green gloom in my videos. Here's my examples:
Without filter:

With Greenwater filter:


Those scuba divers in second video look like they are using freediving fins. Not that efficient im guessing? Caveat I know nothing about diving for lobster

im guessing they were freediving them earlier then popped on tanks for some deeper hunting?
 
bug hunting can involve covering a lot of ground, but likely they also plan on spearing other dives. pretty common for people to hunt halibut/WSB the rest of the trip if they get their bug limit early.
 
Here is shallow water with a BS Green Water Filter, and no lights needed....

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