Hi, today we're talking about how to use a weighted milk crate as a descending device. The descending devices can be used to return refish back to the bottom when they're exhibiting signs of baratrama. Signs of baratrama are things like the stomach coming out of the mouth, a bloated belly, distended intestines, or bulging eyes. And if a fish shows those signs, it needs assistance to return to the bottom to help increase its chance of survival. And it's really important to work quickly when doing that so the fish can get down back to the water and again have a better chance of surviving. So here I have a milk crate and we have attached some weights to either side here and on the bottom you can attach a clip with a rope. The rope length you want is about 80 feet or so so you can get the fish back down to a depth where it can be recompressed. We're going to attach the clip here to the bottom so now we have an inverted container. This is the way the fish is going to be descended inside this container. And as soon as you pull the line back up, the container will come up and the fish will swim away. In order to deploy this, you need to make sure that your fish are small enough to fit inside the container. So if they're too large you might have to use a different method. But if the fish are small enough you can put multiple fish in here even. And then when you pull it over the side of the boat, you want to make sure you do so gently so that the fish don't fall out. So gently put it in the water, lower it back down to depth of 40 to 70 feet. And then pull it back up so that fish will have a better chance of surviving another day.