Terry

that's so true but, it is the law

yeah can't wait for a big pike to grab it and make a run...LOL

What the heck here is another video I just like watching the little buggers

consider yourself corrected ...LOL not on Georgian Bay

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my card started to fall apart, seems my wallet was too much for it and there was a round indent in it, but that's another story. anyway, I sent for another card and for a couple bucks more they send two, so now I have 3 cards I should be good for a while

welcome aboard we look forward to your reports

did you have a full size fix mount antenna or just the rubber ducky antenna any radio is only as good as it's antenna

unless size is a problem, I would go with a 8' fiberglass , it would probably have about 6db gain

it depends on what/where you want to use it if you are only going to use it in one boat, then a fix mount is the way to go but if you want to use it in other boats or at home or on the ice, a portable is the way to go, you can buy a portable with just as many features as a fixed mount, you can buy a amplifier to get top watts if needed and most important of all is the antenna. It is really what makes or breaks a radio the better the antenna the better the radio will work and there is an adapter so your handheld hooks up to a fixed mount antenna

good report some great pictures oh and I love your boat

wow that really is a good price I have a video out rca jack on the Marcum VS825C, I bought a little DVR that records to memory cards a small 12 volt inverter and a small 12 volt battery, the kind they use for portable fish finders and it works not too bad, the only problem is I can't check to see if it is recording properly .I would need another monitor for that RJ-1100PVR

it's a Marcum VS825C

I have no idea who sings it but it seemed to fit the video

I am not sure how far you could see on the kawarthas, because most of it isn't too deep I would think you would have some visibility, when I get a change I will try over there with the camera

it's hard to tell how big things are without something to compare it to. but the anchor was 25 or more feet away from the camera, so I had a pretty good field of vision

the only real reason for a battery box is to stop it from moving, if they move against something the vibration can wear a hole in the battery and if there is enough room they can tip or the terminals can touch something so get a strap and fasten it to the floor and you are good to go

mother nature is one scary lady glad your ok

these ones were 15 ft but an hour later I stopped over 35 ft of water cause I saw fish on the finder and thought they might be crappie but put the camera down and another big school of perch

it was real windy but I went for a run and drove over a big school of fish and wondered, hmmmm. what could they be stopped the boat dropped the anchor and the camera....ahhhh perch and lots of them I am getting better at recording them, I think you will like this one a few minutes from the 3 hours of recordings how the heck am I going to find the time to fish with all this fun happening around me hope you liked it

lets just say he flipped a coin heads or tails

congrats old man

I always thought they were trying to hump the lures

yesh it is truly amasing what you can see with the camera now that I almost have the recording figured out, I hope to have many more videos and the MAV is very cool and some day I will likely have one of them