Different ways to deploy your shark baits

I had a guy on a SUP take a bait for me. Walked it out to the drop off past the first sand bar and had a shark bump me on the way in. I prefere the yak. with peddles.

Continuing to swim baits out will have a sad end at one point. When a hungry bull shark will swim by, the shark won't care if you're swimming nor kayak your bait out, as soon as the bull feels the blood trait - the shark will most likely charge at you. Being in a kayak, you'll have more chances, then swimming. Then in the best case scenario loosing a leg, will make the bait swimmer feel sorry that he/she didn't spent $300-$400 for a kayak - i won't even mention the worse case scenario - we all know what that is.

This goes back a few years
We used to swim it out , one day I was fishing Lover's Key Beach , & just decided to try & swim out the ray wing,& did, and did it for awhile after ,until I caught a couple bigger sharks, & watched one dusk as a Hammer{ think it was ,it was a big sickledorsal,&huge caudal fin] , just slaughter a school of good size fish [ not sure what kind ] but I could see pieces of them fly out of the water, & spray 6ft in the air some was RED, after that swimming bait kind of lost attraction
But it was impressive watching the number that shark did

I think ill stick to my kayak

well i got a remote controlled helicopter for christmas im like why didnt you get me to boat i get asked why i said i need it to take shark baits out so we take the helio back and get the boat now i need a deploy method for it

but walked my bait at the beach with jd a fish jumped right in front of me i dropped my bait and ran back to dry land if you dont believe me as jd hammer

kayaks, surf boards, hand throwing, 6ft "yak board",jon boat, and we have swam out plenty... waiting for the day i get to use a jet ski lol

So I know I can't be the first one to think about this...
Anyone think a drone would be a convenient way to drop a bait?