Highlights: 00:20:11 Rope 00:41:56 Fishing net 00:46:07 Fishing net 00:51:58 Fishing net 00:52:30 fishing net - ghost fishing Helicolenus dactylopterus 01:04:00 Fishing net 01:18:23 Anglerfish - Lophius piscatorius, caught on line?

Initially the sediment is mixed sediment of rock and pebble. The dive progressed over the flank of a deep gorge with areas of rippled sediment present on the slope. Cup corals are abundant initially however conspicuous fauna (hermit crabs and cerianthid anemones) are occasional. Krill and fish including Beryx decadactylus and chimerids are common. Snagged fishing line and multiple fishing nets (10-15) are observed weighted down with concrete blocks.

START VIDEO [00:00:00]/22:37. The dive is predominantly rippled sand and muddy slope with scattered patches of solitary scleractinians and sparse burrowing epifauna . [1] [00:08:00] The tilt of the camera is slightly upwards, which makes the resolution poor and inefficient. [00:19:00] Here ROV goes over an escarpment where the seafloor drops down a few meters. [00:20:00] Now a rope/pipeline is present hovering on the seafloor (origin unidentified). The ROV goes over the rope on the right and continues for a few meters showing water column. [00:21:00] Here more ropes are present. [00:21:00]-[00:27:00] the ROV shows only water column. [00:27:30] back on the seafloor. Here muddy and pebble fields with scattered epifauna. END VIDEO [01:42:00]/00:15.