fisherkid4
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Been struggling finding active fish out deep on simcoe this year after first ice, resulting in many skunks The 2hr drive home got me thinking and missing the open water! On the bright side the perch hole is still producing well Decided to put together another edit from some footage taken this past summer & fall. Let me know what you think, if you like the video give us a follow more to come! Tight Lines,
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I only use my straddic when trout fishing small creeks, makes it more of a challen then busting out my islander and raven float IM8 rod and getting my line caught in every little branch while getting to my spot But man trust me I love pin fishing, I will have some videos coming soon when I get some time to get down to my favorite huron tribs and get into some fish on my 15ft raven, should be some good footage As for the $500 float reel, id rather stick with the islander and get a GLX Islanders are tough as nails and arent too overpriced!
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Thank man, great advise was looking for more tips like these! I do want to get a 2nd camera I'm thinking switching between multiple angles would have a great effect on the videos. As for the audio I'm going to try to do that more also! Its actually a head mount, Its hard to imagine what the camera is viewing but il try to have it lower. I think a chest mount would be sweet to tho!. Thanks again everyone for the imput!
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Thanks, yeah thats a good piece of advise il keep a microfiber cloth on hand and wipe the screen after it rains! Good call Bill, il deffinetly try to keep the screen clean it is very distracting how it messes up the picture. I was surprised how hard that buck fought for how long it must have been in the river. But then again utralight 6'0 vs 13'6 noodle rod makes a big difference!
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Drake videos? The music was an instrumental made by yung gud! haha
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Hey guys, So we just put together another video from some footage of a battle with a nice coloured up buck way upstream on a feeder creek that flows into canada's main tributary of Lake Erie. Was just wondering what you guys think about the video as it is only our second one! Any tips, advice of feedback would be greatly apreciated! Caught the buck, using a 6'0 Utralight fenwick bush rod, shimano straddic reel with 6lb mainline, 4lb drennan fluoro leader float fishing a logjam with fresh rainbow roe, it was quite the fight! Here is the link: Tight Lines! Eric
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Awesome video!
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Thanks BillM, You guys helped clarify me and my buddy will most deff need a lisence and tags even with the pellet gun. Thanks, Tight Lines
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Thanks N.A.W and Randy!! Tight Lines,
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Hello Everyone, My one buddy has a pellet gun rifle. It is a crossman Phantom gun. It shoots .22 Cal pellets and shoots 495 fps. My question is would you need to have a hunting lisence to hunt small game with this pellet gun or how does that work with a pellet gun? Thanks, Tight Lines!
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The Maitland is a great tributary, like any river there is always deeper pools that hold fish. Give her a good shot, you will not be disapointed in the outcome. tight lines,
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Okay im sure i can through something together to hang them! thanks for the information! The old gunwales were wrotten and there was no way they could be re used, should have been more clear with the original post
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When you say hang your seats, i understand where your coming from with the idea. I think i will do this but i was just wondering were u attach the seats to dirrectly to the cannoe under the gunnels than hang them down a couple inches? Or what would be my best bet do you think? Thanks for the imput!
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Thanks for the imput! i will surely post some pictures of the progress! Thus far all i have done is dand the old paint off. The next step is to do some minor repairs with a fiberglass repair kit and the resin so il snap some pictures of the progress Thanks again for all the imput!
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Thanks Moosebunk! I think im leaning towards ash for the time being just need to pick up some lumber and epoxy. Then the next step would be to figure out the best way to wet the wood or steam if if necesasairy to get the proper flex in the wood!