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Testing a home made GoPro trolling mount off of Hive Island.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/je25m5nicw...th%20GoPro.mov
https://www.dropbox.com/s/je25m5nicw...th%20GoPro.mov
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07 Ocean Pro 220 ET HT
115 Yamaha
Garmin 740S, GMR 18 HD
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That was cool. How far behind the boat was the GoPro? How did you rig it?Ignorance is not Bliss, it's insanity -
Yep, pretty cool. You might look into using a colored filter to reduce the green saturation a little. That and depending on how you have it rigged, a little closer to the lure might prove for some better video. The "second scene" was really cool with multiple fish milling about.Comment
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The setup is still a work in progress. I built my own version of the TrollPro with 2" ABS pipe and a 2" X 4" ABS reducer. The GoPro was 10' behind the boat, the dodger and bait were 15'. I'll try next with the release attached to the ABS in hopes that the camera tracks the bait better.sigpic
07 Ocean Pro 220 ET HT
115 Yamaha
Garmin 740S, GMR 18 HD
Airmar TM 260-MMComment
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Can you post a photo of your mount for us.2007 Kingfisher 2825 - Stor Fisk
Civilization ends at the waterline. Beyond that, we all enter the food chain, and not always right at the top. -- Hunter S. ThompsonComment
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It will be a bit, it's in the boat and the boat is in Seward.sigpic
07 Ocean Pro 220 ET HT
115 Yamaha
Garmin 740S, GMR 18 HD
Airmar TM 260-MMComment
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