On a safari, you are spear fishing while wading in a river, with the barrel of your spear gun right next to your eye. You observe a fish gliding by you. If your line of sight to the fish is 62.0° below the horizontal in air, and assuming the spear follows a straight line path through the air and water after it is released, determine the angle below the horizontal that you should aim your spear gun in order to catch dinner. Assume that your eye and the spear gun barrel are 2.00 m above the water surface, the fish is 1.70 m below the surface, and the spear travels in a straight line all the way to the fish.