Understanding the Differences: Aerial Drones, Fishing Drones & Underwater Drones

Drones are now built for all kinds of specialized tasks—from photography to fishing and underwater exploration. Let’s break down the key types: aerial drones, fishing drones, and underwater drones—so you can decide which best fits your needs.

Aerial Drones

These are the most common drones you’ll see in the sky. Aerial drones are designed for capturing stunning photos and videos from above, offering unique perspectives perfect for landscapes, events, and real estate. For example, the DJI Mavic Air 2 is a well-known aerial drone, praised for its high-res camera and extended flight time. These drones are widely used by hobbyists and professionals alike.

Fishing Drones

Fishing drones are specialized aerial drones created for anglers. They typically feature bait drop mechanisms, wind and weather stability, and waterproofing. The Xpece Model One, made in the U.S., is a standout in this category. It can carry up to 7 lbs of bait, withstand wet conditions, and fly farther than many competitors—making it ideal for shore-based shark fishing and deep bait casting without needing a boat. Xpece drones offer the power, precision, and durability needed for serious fishing adventures.

Underwater Drones

These drones are made for navigating below the water’s surface. Equipped with cameras and lights, they let users explore marine life, inspect underwater structures, or search for lost items. A great example is the CHASING M2 S, which provides clear underwater footage at significant depths. Unlike aerial drones, these are fully waterproof and pressure-resistant.

In Summary:

• Aerial Drones: Best for sky photography and videography.
  Example: DJI Mavic Air 2

• Fishing Drones: Built for anglers, featuring bait release and weather resistance.
  Example: Xpece Model One

• Underwater Drones: Designed for deep-water exploration and underwater inspection.
  Example: CHASING M2 S

Whether you're capturing breathtaking aerial views, casting bait far beyond the surf, or exploring below the waves, there's a drone designed just for that. And when it comes to drone fishing, Xpece leads the way with American-made power and precision.

Learn more at the Xpece homepage.