'Living in 3020': Australian man catches fish using drone from balcony, netizens awestruck

Amid lockdown, an Australian man found a way to carry out his favourite hobby fishing from balcony of his home in Sydney by operating a drone for a bait. Sam Romero, who is also a professional photographer, posted video on Instagram that has startled people on internet. In clip that he posted online, Sam wrote, “ISO DRONE FISHING, when you’re being responsible and staying at home but fish are calling! ( fish was undersize so we released it back)”. He could be seen fishing in sea nearby while still following home confinement measures that triggered laughter in comments on his post.  

In a clever idea that he came up with, Sam tied fishing line and bait on his drone that he sent across street and submerged it in sea while he patiently waited on his balcony at home. In about 30 minutes, he caught a fish that hilariously flew through air, this is segment in clip that triggered laugh emojis on Instagram. However, Sam n h to release aquatic creature back in water due to it being “undersized”. t just that, earlier a few weeks ago, Sam posted a similar video wherein he used a drone to deliver a wedding ring to groom in town. Sharing video on his Instagram he wrote, “need an urgent delivery but stuck in quarantine, I got you covered”.  

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"Living in 3020"

His recent fishing video nurtured some interesting comments. “You’re living in 3020,” wrote an Instagram user. “Legend,” wrote ar. “OMG, this is hilarious,” wrote third. “Next time you are re, catch me a few,” wrote fourth making a laughter emoji on post.  

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