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The Lake, Tasmania.. shot on a Red Epic + Canon 5DMK3

Beautifully shot on a Red Epic + Canon 5DMK3

Details are awesome.

By The Lake, Tasmania. from Betty Wants In on Vimeo.

Candid Clip Series: Tarpon on Fly eat on the Set of Saltwater Experience

This was shot on the set of Saltwater Experience TV show. The clip is of Tom Rowland and Rich Tudor fly fishing for Tarpon right in from of Hawk’s Cay resort.

This was shot on the Kodak Play sport camera from the camera boat.

When Tarpon Fly Like Monkeys.. video

This video was sent to me via FB. Nice clip of a tarpon caught near the mangroves on fly. Clip is from the hook up to the landing uncut very cool indeed.

“When Tarpon Fly Like Monkeys?” from John Chinuntdet on Vimeo.

Night Vision Tarpon 2013

Shot with night vision mode before the sun comes up down in Boca Grande Florida.

Shark tries to eat another shark next to the Kayak

Shark tries to eat another shark top water style next to the kayak.

This will make you change your underwear for sure.

Sometimes I can be a real jerk, Tarpon on Fly with my buddy Eddie O.

Some times I can be a real jerk.. especially when it comes to failed attempts :)

Silver Lining video by World Angling

Silver Lining from Jekyll Works on Vimeo.

New Fly line management mat by Strip and Feed Research; Toad Loader

*edited to take out negativity.

Today I had a chance to mess with new product that manages fly line on the deck of boat. Not that this is a new idea, there are been several out and the latest one before this being the Line Lair by Carbon Marine you saw here about a year ago when they came out.

To me having competition and choices is good a good thing. The more the merrier.

The new product is called the “Toad Loader” by Strip and Feed Research.

Soft rubber material. The mat has broad conical shape cones that can be stepped on and bounces back. The first shape is oval to reduce line snag. UV coated material made to last in the sun.

Besides trying it out in the lake in the video I have not tested it extensively. They are due out end of March and SFR tells me it will retail for $99.00

The fb page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Strip-and-Feed-Research/359931367398192

Their Website:

http://stripandfeed.com/

Toad Loader, Fly line mat

Crappy Iphone video I got at the pond today.. sorry about all the wind noise.

Fly and Light Tackle Angler Magazine

I remember back in the day, one of my favorite magazine was the Shallow water angler. It was filled with inshore fishing from around the country. Unfortunately a casualty of the economy the magazine ended.

Recently with the advent of tablet magazine Florida based magazine with similar concept has emerged, “Fly and light tackle angler”. The magazine, fully takes advantage of the excellent photography and the multi media that an Ipad has to offer.

It also full of content from fly tying, cooking, new boats, galleries, and many how too videos.

And like all tablet magazines, once you buy the issue it is yours forever. Even if you ipad is lost, broken, or stolen. You would just log back in and re download the issue as they will have records of your purchase.

On the video I show you some of the many features in the first issue. Cost for the magazine is $3.99

You can get the magazine right off of Itunes of app store. Just do a search for Fly and Light tackle and it should come up.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fly-light-tackle-angler/id567055298?mt=8

Fishing apps I use before I go out fishing, what apps do you use?

I tried to sneak out today to do some fishing but did not catch a darn thing in the 2 hours I was out. So I decided to make this helpful video of three apps I use before I head out fishing.

Windfinder – free app that gives me wind information, temperature, and cloud cover.
Real Tides – $2 app that is the best tide app I know of.
My Radar – free live radar, hide from the storms and see where the next one is coming.

Fishing Apps