Hi, today we're talking about how to use a fish saver descending device. Dessending devices can be used when fish show signs of varitama, which could be a bloated belly, distended intestines, bulging eyes, or the stomach are coming out of the mouth. If a reef fish shows those symptoms, descending devices can help get them back down to the bottom where they can recompress and have a better chance of survival. It's really important though when using a descending device to work quickly and get the fish back in the water as quickly as possible to increase the chances of surviving. So with the fish saver, it's an inverted hook device and this is the way you're going to send it the fish back down with the hook pointing downward. To have this rigged up before your fishing is a really great idea so that you're ready to go and can get that fish back down as quickly as possible, you can either use a designated heavy duty rod in real like this one and attach the line to the top of the device or you can use a hand line like this one and just tie the line to the top of the device. A hundred feet of hand line should be enough to get the fish back down and then you're going to set up your device with some weight at the bottom loop here. One to three pounds should be sufficient based on the size of the fish that you have. In order to put this into the fish that shows signs of bariturama, you're going to look for the hole that was made by the hook. You're going to go into the hole and out through the mouth and now your fish is ready to go. You want to gently set this whole rig into the water and you can do the weights first followed by the fish head first and as long as you're gentle and careful in putting it in, the fish should stay on. It should descend it down to a depth of at least 40 to 70 feet or deeper if you caught the fish at depth greater than a hundred feet. Once the fish gets back down to that depth, you can simply pull up on the line or reel in your line and it should remove the device and the fish should slide off and be able to swim away. Well, if this is a demo fish, just make sure that any fish you descend shows signs of bariturama and that should help you increase their chances of survival.