Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: chicken_hawk on August 15, 2016, 04:18:08 PM
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I attached my gopro to a crab pot this weekend just off Stuart Island. Not many keepers, but pretty cool nonetheless. Check it out!
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That was cool! never thought to do that :tup:
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:tup: very cool. Thanks for sharing
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there is a very frustrated crab circling that pot lol
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Awesome idea! What model of Go-pro is that?
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It's the gopro hero 2. I used the waterproof case that came with it and an aftermarket mount with some zip ties just in case.
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Thanks, I'll have to get me one.
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Great video!
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the was great to watch thank you
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That was awesome!
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Cool. But put some weight in your pot and use leaded line. We snagged a pot in 150 feet of water Saturday that was set up like yours. Called the number and the guy said he lost it 2 weeks ago. Only 50 feet of nylon rope and one buoy.
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there is a very frustrated crab circling that pot lol
He doesn't seem like the sharpest crab out there
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Very cool, someone please do this to a downrigger while Chinook fishing!
Years ago at a Trout Unlimited meeting, I saw a video that Silver Hoard made by attaching a camera to a spreader with multiple leaders running Silver Hoard plugs. It was awesome watching the salmon stalk and attack the plugs. The wow moment came when you realize for every one hook up, there are 20-30 close looks that turned away.
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there is a very frustrated crab circling that pot lol
He doesn't seem like the sharpest crab out there
must be part of the DNC
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The audio is a nice touch. It DOES sound like pebbles in a can!
How deep were you?
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Cool footage (except that they look like creepy underwater spiders...shudder!) thanks for sharing! :tup:
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there is a very frustrated crab circling that pot lol
He doesn't seem like the sharpest crab out there
must be part of the DNC
Seems to me, the DNC members are inside the trap, looking for the free meal.
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The audio is a nice touch. It DOES sound like pebbles in a can!
How deep were you?
Right? I was surprised the mic picked anything up at all. I'd say 40-50 ft.
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Aggressive little buggers.