Hi guys, welcome to another episode by myself, Rob Allen. Today we're going to show a little insert of a drop bar being used with Wahoo. There have been many requests for this. We haven't had that much during COVID coming in and we'll show a few other images we have shown in the past of where drop barbs have been used. In the interim I'm going to show you a slight variation we've made. The top one is the standard for a 7.5mm sphere and we recently introduced a smaller one, the smaller game fish on a 7mm sphere and I'll discuss the video. Yeah we can see William approaching a Wahoo in the distance. You can also just see the tag end of the drop barb line floating in front of the gun. One very curious Wahoo. I don't believe it came in so close but this comes from years of diving on Wahoo. William has shot many of these fish as you can see in his other videos. The sphere goes right through. First thing it does runs around the flash, it gets entangled. You know it has to hang onto a distant entanglement even though the spool is empty. And fortunately it does have a flight attached as well. Hang onto a Wahoo not a good idea, they tear very easily with a conventional sphere. There you can see the real is absolutely emptied and the fight begins. Takes another big run. Eventually the fish is subdued and is brought towards him. As you can see the drop barb is now fully deployed. Very little tearing, considering he was hanging onto that. On the opposite side you'll see where it's come out. It's actually under the spine and technically I would say for sure that that's in the gut cavity and not a good place to put a normal sphere. Very dispatches it now. As you can see about this Wahoo it's a really big fish at least 30 kilos plus. We'll put the actual weight above it. And that just gives you a great demonstration of how the drop barbs work. There are also two other images we have from customers. One is on a massive sailfish. This was equal to the world record. We have shown this image before but this does show you the imprint. And this fish towed the diver for I think 1.5 kilometers if I'm not mistaken and basically no tearing at all. And a big shout out to William from Peska Sub. One of our friends and customers and he shared us this video with Wahoo's. If you follow him you'll see he shoots many many Wahoo's and recently started using our drop barb and he's loving it. For those of you unfamiliar with drop barbs fears here's the link here. That'll take you to our previous episode showing them.