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Pulling crankbait videos
I have been playing around with a GoPro camera I bought some time ago. I filmed a couple of short trips on Lake of the Ozarks while pulling crankbaits. I played around with a video editing program and put together two videos that I have posted on YouTube. They are pretty amaturest but I am having fun with the process. I have a lot to learn!
I plan to shoot some more videos in the future and hopefully they will get better. I don't know how to post a link to the videos but if you are interested in watching, go to YouTube and search for "Trolling crankbaits for crappie on Lake of the Ozarks". I have two videos on my YouTube channel, "Mike Baker Videos".
Hope you enjoy. Click on these https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NjSMtOYgoXA
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=72JND_hJUQk
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Thanks for posting the links.
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Great videos Mike. Keep em coming
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Now that looked liked fun!!!
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Pretty cool there, Mike. Loving that Blue/Chrome!
So...I'd be interested to hear what you have to say about the tadpoles?
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Great work !
I also do a little filming myself using the GoPro too.
I know one thing that made my videos a lot more watchable, is to change camera angles and shots every minute or so.
Makes the video a little more interesting.
Once all the shots/ videos are done you can than edit them all together fading in and out.
Again thanks for sharing your techniques!
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Nice to see some video and suggestions on cranking LOZ.
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Nice job thanks for the video
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Nice video's and tip's thanks for posting.would enjoy seeing more.
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Awesome videos. Thanks for going to the trouble and posting them. Like they say "A picture is worth a Thousand words", well a video is worth a few thousand. You answered a bunch of questions I had just by watching how it is done. I will be trying this out soon. And I love those van seats! Man I wish my boat was big enough for a set of those.
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Great videos and very informative. Keep posting please.
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Joedog,
I think the tadpoles definitely have their time and place. Anytime you need to get a bait down deeper than the bait will go on its own, the tadpole will be very useful. The day I was experimenting with them the fish were no deeper than 20 ft. which I could reach with the Bandit 300. I was running the tadpole about 29 ft. deep and it was running under the fish.
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Very nice , enjoyed it very much . more please !!
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Good job.....thanks for sharing
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Thank you Mike for posting these.Im just starting out and it gives me confidence im doing it right.Keep it up!
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I really enjoyed your videos. I want one of those Terrova trolling motors. Been saving for a year now. I probably have another year to go.
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Personally, I enjoy the videos made by other fisherman. No fancy jackets, no high dollar paraphernalia, just good old fashioned fun. :-) Keep 'em coming.
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I really enjoyed the video's. I hope you make more. Very informative and well presented. Thanks for making them.
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Going out there for a week next year, just about the same time of the year. Some really good information in those videos. Thanks for sharing.
