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So this is my first video and wasnt really that serious with taking videos of everything as this was a test run. Well I have the software figured out and USB batteries to recharge the go pro. I also have the video editing software figured out to at least compile the clips. There will be no music in these videos because thats annoying. I will begin posting these to recap the weekend. I hope you all enjoy these. Tim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slbx...ature=youtu.be
Tim, glad you got your trip to Wateree of camera. Work on the volume for the deaf guys like me. LOL
I'll give you hint on long rods! Don't reel you line all the way in. You doing really good on Wateree, keep all you info in a log book so not to lose it over time. :highfive :popcorn
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Thanks for the video, nice crappie, I never have time to mess with the gopro, , I've had one for 3 years now but never take it with me.
that is a nice video Tim. Once you learn to longline you will be to busy for all that video stuff. Volume could be a lot higher for us old people.
Yes i will work on volume, not sure why it so quiet. Back when i raced, you could hear all the profanity thriugh the go pro. Will give me something to do during the week in the future.
Enjoyed the video Tim! You're getting this whole crappie fishing thing figured out! Keep the posts coming!
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Great video ! You gonna be a pro on Wateree before long. Thanks for the show.
Very cool video Tim. Congrats on the fine catch.
Tim, good video and enjoyed watching it. Congrats on your PB crappie and there will be bigger ones caught by you :ThumbsUp
Thanks for taking the time to share your video. Set yourself up a channel on YouTube so you can keep all your video's together as time passes. I add more each year as I enjoy doing them. (I see you have a channel and I subscribed, Ronnie McKee)
Were you tight lining? Couldn't tell on the video.
Ronnie, at the beginning of the video I was anchored and stationary. Later I caught the last four crappies and two stripers on a controlled drift on a flat near he drop off fishing vertically as wind was perfect, pushed the boat at .3-.5 mph.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER