Finally Something good caught on my Camera.

Every time i take my sub out, I always have the camera running and normally on see weed of the bottom of the lake.

couple of weeks ago I was glad I did have it recording.




Now to work on the FPV for my neptune, as this would of been brillant to see first hand and could of followed them.

nicely done.

i have a couple videos like that up on youtube as well... maybe a bit muckier water...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBIsfsLUOEY

pay special attention at/FFWD to the 2:55 mark.

Those are not tiny trout, here is one checking out my Gato.

Fish - no problem

Ducks - no problem

But be aware of moronic fishermen who throw unwanted fishing line into the water.

Over half an hour to recover boat but no serious damage (A good reason to have a fuse fitted)

brillant video tsenecal.

was the engel gato if so christ they where big.

we are luck as the fisherman are banned from our area.

timgarrod wrote:brillant video tsenecal.

was the engel gato if so christ they where big.

we are luck as the fisherman are banned from our area.

This is Keystone Colorado. The beach area and the pond is restricted to mostly no fishing (there were some casting for kids on the far side of the pond.

The Gato is the Revell 1/72 scale.

Tim (Garrod)

like "Salmon" (Tom Chalfant) said, its "the" pond at Keystone Colorado, where my local club has its annual regatta.  all the fish there are fat and happy because there is no fishing allowed, but there are "feeders" around the pond, where people can buy fish pellets and feed them.  that's the trick we used,  throw a handful of pellets in front of the camera sub...

the camera sub is a Norbert Brüggen Delta, with a gopro mounted on it:


another shot with a fish next to my 1/96 Blueback, which is slightly more than 27" long... the fish followed it around like they wanted to be friends with it:

HAHA, wanting to "be friends with it" is an understatement Tim. I think they were in love!

lol, thing is last week one hit me.