Thread: Anybody tried one of these?

Not yet, but give it time. Somebody will use it.

I recommend you purchase one and test it out. Look forward to a good report. You sure can't hide money.

Made me think of something that happened a long time ago. My brother and I were fishing for speckled trout in the marsh. He caught one and started blowing up a balloon. When I asked what he was doing, he said he would attach it to the fish and since they school, we would follow it and stay on them. Well, he released the fish and it went straight under, balloon and all, and was never seen again. Thanks for helping me remember that. I laughed that day and just had another laugh. My brother just had a dumb "what happened" look on his face.

Yeah I got one of those for Christmas. Haven't used it though, cause I can't figure out how to get my camera back.

No but have used a large bobber tied to 12 foot piece of line and hook into the dorsal fin of a turned loose crappie. He will go back to school and there you go.

It looks pretty intrusive for a fish that has a forward oriented dorsal fin, like a crappie or bass. The picture shows it on a trout. Trout have a soft dorsal fin that is located further back on its body. It sounds like a flawed design if you don't have the ability to retrieve it. How does the package suggest you use the camera more than once? Also, how does it transmit the signal wirelessly under water from the camera to your phone. It is definitely an interesting concept.

I think this may be a gag gift. I found these images on line.

I say it's all BS.