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Watching NFL foot ball and drink Gatorade didn't make me a football player.
Watching NFL foot ball and drink Gatorade didn't make me a football player.
Once my cameras are wet and covered with slime of fish, and I started carrying several small pieces of rags to clean the lens due to fish slime, rain and snow, and also when worrying about if the camera might crack by expansion of the ice foamed between parts on the camera, I was happy that I was no longer an arm-chair kayak-fisherman. From that point on I started seeing real and armchair fishermen on the internet. I started appreciating kayakers who spoke/wrote straight from their experiences, no bragging, no showing up, and no making up out of something he read on the internet.
I forgot to mentioned this. I started Kayak-fishing video after seeing Rob's video of fly-fishing on a flats boat with his boss
I was so impressed that I had to start taking kayak-fishing videos. I soon realized that it wasn't easy. In the beginning I could use only 5-10% of videos I had taken. The following video (uncut and unedited) was taken on a good catching day. Just think you turned on the camera 40 times when you expected catching a fish. You need more batteries
Watching NFL foot ball and drink Gatorade didn't make me a football player.
Once my cameras are wet and covered with slime of fish, and I started carrying several small pieces of rags to clean the lens due to fish slime, rain and snow, and also when worrying about if the camera might crack by expansion of the ice foamed between parts on the camera, I was happy that I was no longer an arm-chair kayak-fisherman. From that point on I started seeing real and armchair fishermen on the internet. I started appreciating kayakers who spoke/wrote straight from their experiences, no bragging, no showing up, and no making up out of something he read on the internet.
I forgot to mentioned this. I started Kayak-fishing video after seeing Rob's video of fly-fishing on a flats boat with his boss
I was so impressed that I had to start taking kayak-fishing videos. I soon realized that it wasn't easy. In the beginning I could use only 5-10% of videos I had taken. The following video (uncut and unedited) was taken on a good catching day. Just think you turned on the camera 40 times when you expected catching a fish. You need more batteries
Not sure if those were shots at me or not, but I'm not really arguing against your points or opinions, I respect them all, and they're all valid. I'm hands free as well, so I am aware of the benefits gained by not having a paddle in hand.
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