Exploring lakes, rivers and the Baltic Sea. Searching for treasures. Protecting Polish waters. I invite you beneath the surface.
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Detailed reports from clean-ups, diving expeditions and equipment tests.
Nature diving is for me above all an opportunity to show what we don't see every day – the beauty of life underwater. Plants, fish, crabs, shrimp and hundreds of smaller organisms create a world whose existence most people don't even know about.
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Our waters are full of hidden underwater traps that are invisible from the surface. Old pilings, crumbling pontoons, concrete elements, benches, rubbish, or protruding rods can at any moment become a threat to a diver, swimmer, or someone jumping into the water.
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Solo diving is a completely different diving philosophy that requires very good training, extensive experience and appropriate preparation. Underwater there is no partner you can rely on for help, so you take full responsibility for yourself, your equipment and the course of the dive on your own shoulders.
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Another cleanup of Lake Drawsko and hundreds of kilograms of rubbish removed from the bottom. Tyres, bags of waste and other abandoned items – this is how step by step we're changing Polish lakes.
Coins, silver jewellery and gold rings – the Baltic Sea can really surprise you. See what treasures I managed to find with a metal detector underwater!
This time I pulled out 16 bags of rubbish, 8 tyres including 3 agricultural ones, and other waste. During the cleanup I also found two poaching traps – they were removed by the State Fisheries Guard, and the fish trapped inside were released.
2.5 minutes of the best finds from the bottom – phones, watches, drones, wallets and many other things lost by people. See what I managed to find during my dives!
An artillery shell, a dying fish and dead fish found in a poacher's nets – not every dive ends with an interesting discovery. See the most troubling and dangerous findings from underwater.
An iPhone, a knife and 20 zloty – the next items I managed to find on the bottom and pull out of the water. See what I recovered this time!
During another cleanup action, I pulled 17 bags of waste, 10 tyres and other rubbish and scrap metal from Lake Drawsko, bringing the total cleanup balance for this lake to 5.5 tons. While diving, I also found a Soviet artillery shell and a poaching net.
A bag with a dog and a brick, an urn with ashes, and ducks trapped in a fishing net – some underwater finds are truly unforgettable. Check out the most shocking things I've managed to discover while diving.
Diving in two exceptional lakes – Kamienica and Dominikowo! Crystal-clear water, rich underwater life, and tons of interesting finds – from money, phones, and watches to fishing gear. See what I managed to pull up from the bottom this time!
During a reconnaissance dive in Lake Drawsko, I found an approximately 15-meter-long poaching net. After reporting it, the State Fisheries Guard in Szczecin quickly arrived on site, and together we removed it from the water.
The most interesting things I've managed to find underwater – from phones, money, and jewelry to unusual and surprising items. Check out my best underwater finds!
While diving in Lake Lubie in Gudowo, I found hundreds of dead and dying ruffe. The phenomenon was localized, and its cause is currently unknown. The matter has been reported to the authorities, and the dive footage has been handed over to the relevant institutions.
During my dives, I regularly clean Polish lakes, pulling hundreds of kilograms of trash from their bottoms. Tires, furniture, bottles, and other waste – see how much of it lies underwater.
A HUGE AMOUNT OF TRASH REMOVED FROM LAKE LUBIE During another cleanup action, I pulled 21 tires, 15 bags of trash, 3 fishing nets, buoys, and chairs from Lake Lubie – a total of about 400 kg of waste. Together with HAMMER, we are removing trash from Polish lakes – the total result of our actions is already 1.3 tons.
Huge schools of sand eels, shrimp, the elegant shrimp, and the extraordinary sea devil scorpionfish – these are the kinds of underwater life you can find in the Baltic Sea.
During dives, I meet the inhabitants of Polish lakes – the common rudd, the ide, and the eel. See who you can encounter underwater!
Huge schools of ruffe, unusual objects like a washing machine drum, and items lost by people – phones, watches, and many more. See what really lies at the bottom of Polish lakes!
Phones, wallets, documents, and other lost items – every such find can be returned to its owner. Here are a few situations where I managed to locate and return someone else's belongings.
Belemnites, quartz, and conglomerates – the Baltic Sea hides extraordinary relics from thousands and millions of years ago beneath its waters. See what you can find while diving in our sea!
Big, fat perch, a crippled crayfish, and an angry pike – encounters like these can surprise you even during an ordinary dive. See who I met underwater this time!
During another cleanup action, I pulled 12 bags of trash out of Lake Woświn, including bottles dating back to the PRL era. Thanks to cooperation with HAMMER, we have already removed 920 kg of waste from Polish lakes – only 80 kg short of the first ton.
Lost items, old artifacts, and beautiful underwater views – Polish lakes can surprise you on every dive. See what you can find and discover beneath their surface!
A strangely colored yellow perch, an empty shell from a crayfish that just molted, and huge schools of pike. See what extraordinary things you can discover beneath the surface of Polish lakes!
I show what the bottom of Polish lakes really looks like – full of trash that has been dumped into the water over the years. Then I get to work cleaning it up and bringing it to the surface.
Industrial waste, abandoned electric scooters, and pieces of asbestos cement – such things also end up at the bottom of Polish lakes. Check out the most harmful finds I managed to discover while diving.
HAMMER. Armored technology. Sporty character. Discount code for the RANGER line: JEZIORO10 https://bit.ly/druzyna-hammera-tomektv Lake Dąbie near Szczecin is one of my favorite diving spots. This time, I came across a poacher's trap with fish inside, found several interesting items, and recorded scenes that are rarely seen underwater. Welcome to the film.
Hostile perch, a pike, and a fish that strangely rubbed against a tree – underwater, you never know what you'll encounter. Check out these unusual underwater encounters!
A phone, a fishing rod, and a sports band – items that fell into the water, which I managed to find and bring to the surface. See what else can be recovered from the bottom!
During my dives, I regularly encounter dangerous obstacles underwater – from concrete pillars and rusted cables to old pier parts and other objects. I document them, remove them if I can, and in other cases report them to the appropriate authorities, helping to improve safety around the water.
Underwater fish refuges, natural springs, and fascinating micro-life – Polish waters can amaze with what’s hidden beneath the surface. Discover these extraordinary underwater sights!
During another cleanup action at Lake Kamienica, I removed 11 bags of trash and 3 tires. This is an exceptionally beautiful and clean lake, where you can find, among other things, underwater springs, huge schools of fish, thousands of frogs and tadpoles, and noble crayfish.
Anyone can do something good for our waters – sometimes it’s enough to pick up one piece of trash, and sometimes to do more. See how, together, we can truly change what happens underwater.
A sports camera, a drone, and a wallet – three different lost items I managed to find underwater and return to their owners. See what underwater searches like these look like!
Phytoplankton, floating "gardens" of plants, and underwater meadows – Polish lakes can look like a real jungle. See the extraordinary plant life you can discover underwater!
Swimming inside a huge school of fish, playing with underwater creatures, and massive walls plunging into dark depths. See views you can't experience from the surface!
A car underwater, a boat standing vertically on the bottom, and an abandoned trailer – such “parking” can be found in Polish lakes. Check out these unusual vehicles that ended up underwater instead of in a parking lot!
Jellyfish blooms, methane bubbles rising from the seabed, and the Baltic "reef" made of mussels and sea squirts – the Baltic can look truly otherworldly. Discover the extraordinary phenomena and places you can find beneath its surface!
In a conversation with Jan Śpiewak, I talk about what I have seen over the years during hundreds of dives in Polish lakes and the Baltic Sea. The scale of the problem is enormous, but most of what happens beneath the surface remains invisible to those standing on the shore.
While cleaning the city beach and nearby piers, I pulled out as many as 20 nets from Lake Myśliborskie, which is about 200 kg of waste – my new record. Besides trash, I also found an illegal eel trap and signs indicating a possible sewage inflow into the lake.
Koi carp, largemouth bass, and various species of gobies – these fish, unusual for our waters, can also be found in Polish lakes. Where did they come from and how do they cope in our environment?
Batteries, ghost nets, and electronic waste – such debris can lie on the bottom for years and harm the environment. Check out the most dangerous finds I've managed to pull from the water.
Old artifacts, lost valuables, and huge shells – Polish lakes hide much more underwater than you might think. See what you can discover while diving!
Fish fights, underwater “homes” in the form of holes in the lakebed, and a real jungle of vegetation – Polish lakes can surprise you. See what happens beneath the surface, hidden from the shore!
I went underwater in the Baltic Sea, hoping for a peaceful dive…🌊 but after a moment, I knew this wouldn’t be an ordinary day. On the seabed, I saw something I couldn’t leave behind.⚠️
Underwater springs, extraordinary algae formations, and floating phytoplankton can create an amazing, almost cosmic landscape. See how incredibly the world of Polish lakes can look beneath the surface!
Crayfish playing, perch eggs, and huge burbots – underwater, you can witness extraordinary scenes from the lives of our lakes' inhabitants. See what’s happening beneath the surface!
During another action at Lake Dąbie, I pulled 28 tires, 5 bags of trash, a ghost net, and an old buoy out of the water. This continues the cleanup of the beach in Lubczyn, where from just a few dozen square meters, 143 tires and 49 bags of waste have already been removed.
A pike that refuses to eat carrion, a flounder with a leaf in its eye, and a crayfish that tried to pull my finger. Check out the most unusual encounters with the inhabitants of Polish waters!
A pistol replica, a tightly sealed bag, and fish heads – some underwater finds can really be disturbing. See what I discovered on the bottom this time.
Underwater buoys, crayfish battles, old artifacts like a entrenching tool, and lost items – from fishing rods to other things left behind by people. See what you can find at the bottom of Polish lakes!
A camouflaged fish – a sea devil, a crayfish covered with barnacles, and a fleeing pike. Check out these unusual encounters I managed to capture while diving!
During my dives, I sometimes come across poaching traps with fish trapped inside. If I can safely free them, I do so and release the fish back into the water.
5 zlotys, a silver chain, and a gold wedding ring – underwater, even a simple detector signal can mean a truly interesting find. See what I managed to discover while diving with a metal detector!
During another operation with the Marine Fisheries Inspectorate in Szczecin, we pulled 4 fyke nets from the bottom of Lake Dąbie, which still posed deadly traps for fish and other animals. This is another chapter in the fight against lost fishing gear – so far, we have removed 8 fyke nets, 6 ghost nets, and 1 poacher's drum from this lake.
I regularly visit Lake Drawsko not only to clean up the trash lying on the bottom but also to report underwater hazards I discover. Sewage pipes, waste, and other issues – I document them and pass the information to the appropriate authorities to genuinely improve the lake's condition.
This is the result of several years of regular cleaning of Lake Drawsko – this time I removed 12 bags of trash and 2 tires. In total, I have taken out 169 tires, 10 truck and agricultural tires, 294 bags of trash, and 5 poaching nets and traps from the lake.
Underwater finds resembling sleds, mysterious wheels that look like parts of a horse-drawn carriage, and fragments that might be pieces of old shipwrecks. Take a look at things I still haven't been able to clearly identify.
Fossils, amber, and so-called “mermaid’s tears” – sea-polished pieces of glass from old bottles. See what extraordinary treasures can be found on the bottom of the Baltic Sea!
Exploration & Discoveries
Wrecks from World War II, forgotten treasures, unexpected finds — every dive tells a new story. I dive in rivers, lakes, and the Baltic Sea.
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Ecology & Actions
For years, I have been pulling tons of trash from the bottom, removing ghost nets, fighting poaching, and raising awareness about the problems of our waters. Every number is real.
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Exploring lakes, rivers and the Baltic Sea. Searching for treasures. Protecting Polish waters. I invite you beneath the surface.
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