Looking at getting a decent underwater camera to attach to the end of a baiting pole and send live footage to my phone/tablet. I have seen the fishspy mounts but from what i have read up on the quality of the fishspy camera is pretty pants....having said that the lake I have in mind for it is only 3-4ft deep at most so it may be OK...
any other suggestions???
any other suggestions???
In reply to Post #1
I've got a fishspy you can have a go of if you want Matthew. The picture is fine but as with all underwater cameras it depends on water clarity, light etc.
Daz
I've got a fishspy you can have a go of if you want Matthew. The picture is fine but as with all underwater cameras it depends on water clarity, light etc.
Daz
In reply to Post #2
Cheers Daz, I might just take you up on that mate...
...the water is gin clear and as i say, 3 to 4ft deep at most so I am thinking it might just do the job..
Cheers Daz, I might just take you up on that mate...
In reply to Post #3
Sounds interesting...
....did it give "live" pictures to your phone or did you have to record on the camera and then play back?
I'm looking for something that will give a live picture whilst dropping a rig into tiny holes in the weed..
Sounds interesting...
I'm looking for something that will give a live picture whilst dropping a rig into tiny holes in the weed..
In reply to Post #1
I have used a fish spy on my baiting pole, I use 2 zip ties 1 around the pole 1 around the fishspy. The zip ties just provide enough grip and you can slide it and out. Have to say it works well but the water clarity on lake I am fishing is like tap water
I have used a fish spy on my baiting pole, I use 2 zip ties 1 around the pole 1 around the fishspy. The zip ties just provide enough grip and you can slide it and out. Have to say it works well but the water clarity on lake I am fishing is like tap water
In reply to Post #4
Just let me know when you want it m8, and we can sort something out.
Daz
Just let me know when you want it m8, and we can sort something out.
Daz
In reply to Post #7
Top man Daz...
Top man Daz...
In reply to Post #4
I've used the echo pro in my pond which is very clear and 1.2m deep. Great watching the fish feed on my boilies from the comfort of my living room. Got to be worth a try
I've used the echo pro in my pond which is very clear and 1.2m deep. Great watching the fish feed on my boilies from the comfort of my living room. Got to be worth a try
In reply to Post #3
I've got a go pro hero 5 ( I think )..First one of new shape
I have attached to my baiting pole but I lose wifi/Bluetooth signal as soon as camera goes under water? I have just been recording and then playing back
Any ideas how to get live footage?.
I've got a go pro hero 5 ( I think )..First one of new shape
I have attached to my baiting pole but I lose wifi/Bluetooth signal as soon as camera goes under water? I have just been recording and then playing back
Any ideas how to get live footage?.
The only way to get "live" ,live being EXACTLY in same timeframe and NOT recorded for later viewing footage from a camera underwater is to have it connected to the viewing screen via a cable.
Bluetooth,Wifi etc are unable to transmit a signal through water.
Bluetooth,Wifi etc are unable to transmit a signal through water.
In reply to Post #11
That's what I was told as well, I had my GoPro copy on a pole, all connected to my phone, soon as I put it under water....no picture, now the question is, how to connect a cable from cam to phone and be water tight?
That's what I was told as well, I had my GoPro copy on a pole, all connected to my phone, soon as I put it under water....no picture, now the question is, how to connect a cable from cam to phone and be water tight?