This Fishing Gadget is a Game Changer! (Carp Fishing)
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- čas přidán 24. 05. 2024
- Spring carp fishing from the bank with a new underwater camera. The results were very interesting to say the least. You'll be seeing more from this camera for sure. More fishing videos, carp bait recipes, fishing gear list, and other good stuff linked below. Thanks for watching.
Date Filmed: 5/14/2024
Location: Iowa, USA
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I know I'm tardy Tom, but I just had to get back to post on this one. IT WAS SO COOL. I think I was just as excited as you, waiting for Santa to jump down that chimney. You had to be stoked when you hit replay on this camera, so much information in just that short feed. I had to laugh at the turtle!! Watching how many times the fish would come back to graze was interesting, and even when it looked like just the hook bait was left. Best part was seeing the camera spin and dance, oh yeah, fish on!! Thanks Tom!!!
I really was excited! The video turned out so much better than I expected and I will definitely be doing more of these. In fact, I'm working on editing another one tonight. This was a fun one to make, glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
PS. Another tip. Use a lighter test line on bait rig than on line to camera so if the 40 lb carp breaks you off, you only lose bait rig
Another great video, one of my favorite vids you’ve put out for sure. It’s always fun watching carp getting caught in the act lol. I’m sure over time you’ll figure out a way to prevent tangles, can’t wait to see more!
Thanks Zachary!
I was amazed to watch those catfish chase your pack bait down. That was some cool video sir. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed!
I am going to Lake Whitney here in Texas this next week to camp on the north side where the Brazos River dumps into the lake. Recent heavy rains have the lake at 100% full so it might be interesting. I have caught my PB common carp there at 21.3 lbs. Hope to catch some carp, cats and maybe a sand bass or striper… perch is how we pass time.
@@raytribble8075 Good luck!
@@OutsidewithTom thank you sir and be safe
The turtle part alone is gold. This deserves a million views. Great job I haven’t laughed like that in an awhile. Thanks Tom.
If you enjoyed that, you're gonna love the next video too. Thanks Scott!
Tom that was the best underwater footage I have ever seen and your most interesting video you ever produce. Can't believe how clear that water was. Just shows you can have fish all over your bait and still not catch many . Your heart must of stop when you got snag, we knew you were going to unsnag it because we could see the footage but you couldn't, wonder what your blood pressure was 🤣🤣 thanks again for a great video.
Ha, you're right, when it got snagged my heart really sunk. But, fortunately it ended well and was just another bit of interest that added to the video. Thanks again David!
Man, that's fascinating. Doogon turtle beating the fish to the bait...
Another awesome video Tom. Cursed turtles!!! Enjoyed seeing the fish interact with the rig and bait!
Glad you enjoyed!
That was totally awesome 👌. I'm thinking that is your best video ever 😀
Glad you think so!
That was so f'ing cool!!!!! You made this old lady's day. :) I was amazed at how fast the catfish devour the pack bait, undetected. But, they also disperse it nicely and create some cloud. The turtle was hysterical. Congrats on capturing the carp on the camera rod. So exciting! My lake is pretty murky but damn, you have me curious.
I was also surprised at how aggressive the catfish were and how many there were. Thanks Tracy!
This was awesome! I almost spit my coffee out when that turtle came in for his close up! 🤣And your music with the turtle just topped it off. Great video Tom, I look forward to seeing more underwater footage.
Glad you enjoyed, more to come, thanks Penny!
Nice to see what goes on down there.
That was so cool... I look forward to more content like this. Thank you!
very cool tom....thank you for sharing
Like the way your thinking tom.
You can learn alot from that footage. Fish were caught and camera worked. I'd call that a fun day. I quess we all know now why you keep your hook close to the pack bait !!!
A fun day indeed, definitely going to learn some things with this device. Thanks Tom
Very Cool Thanks for Sharing 👍🏼
Thanks Matt!
Silly laugh = pure joy! Great video!
Heee Heee! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Tom enjoy always!
Loved the camera footage, that turtle was hilarious! I always have better luck with hookups when burying hooks in pack bait, less snags too.
That was brilliant, Tom! Thanks
Thanks Bruno!
Very cool Tom!
That was an awesome video
Looks great, can be also used for marking the bottom, so you klcan know exactly what's th material of the bottom, and where are the obstacles if any newr by
Yes sir, good idea. I think that float would be handy for that.
Love waking up to watch your videos man. This was so cool to see!!
Glad you enjoyed!
That camera was informative, showing you what really goes on at the end of your line.
Great video
Thanks Morgan!
I like your idea about using a shaped cork chunk with the tiger nuts as a 'float-up'. I have been using trimmed chunks of foam from yellow soft earplugs with my corn as a float-up on my hook baits. I clip the foam with embroidery scissors into a corn shape. It looks very close to the real corn and it catches carp. Cool fish-cam footage. You can really learn a lot about how different fish approach and work the pile as it breaks down, and hopefully find the hook bait for a catch. That little turtle sure was colorful, and the music you are finding is spot on for the footage. 👍
Good idea with the earplugs. Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks!
Awesome video! If you trim down the float it comes with to where it floats the camera but the sinker holds it down, you get the perfectly framed videos every time. I have videos on my page with mine I have set up like that so you can see. Need to start doing more again, it makes fishing that much more fun when the camera rod screams off
Interesting idea, thanks Jason!
very cool, I was surprised at just how many and how quick the catfish went at the bait. I noticed that the carp definitely are a little less aggressive. A lot of fun!
I'm kind of wondering if the carp could see their reflection in the camera lens.
@@OutsidewithTom good point, maybe
Cool video. Thanks for sharing it. I've tried a new piece of equipment recently, some inexpensive strike alarms. I got spooled several times on the Hudson River bank because I wasn't paying attention and freight trains came by so I couldn't hear the bait runner. The alarms work well. Anyway I just recently caught my second ever mirror in the Hudson. You've made a very entertaining video. I wouldn't try a camera in the Hudson. Too many snags. Thanks for the video.
I’ve also found strike alarms helpful when I’m fiddling around with something else and you get that one beep so you know something is maybe feeding in the area. I give it some time to find the hook and if no more action happens I can check it and re-bait. In a past video Tom has said he would rather find another hobby than use bait alarms. To each their own. I find him to be very practical and resourceful in his approach to his style of fishing and he is one of a couple of CZcams carp anglers I follow and learn from. Good luck on your adventures on the Hudson, sounds like a great spot!
New sub. Cool stuff man
Welcome!
I have tried corn but my brother in law spit chew on it. He would take some corn on the hook colonels of it and would get one first.every time. They have grown in a pond by my house that are huge because now one try’s to get them. It’s in a park with 3 ponds in it. Catch and release too.
Awesome video! That thing is cool you should do a test on hair rig vs just a hook. I seen fish mouth your bait but not get hooked. And I have noticed that since I have switched to a hair rig I don’t hook up as much as just corn on my hook
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks!
Awesome can't wait to see more of the submariner footage.
More to come!
I gave you a double thumbs up when I saw it was an inline camera. Been telling myself to get one for years. Ya gotta dig into the European tackle and check out a Anti- Tangle sleeve to keep your hook link extended..
Think of it like a stiff arm in football.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks!
Nice! I had a spydro but the pulled the pin in the app and now it's useless. I would use some snap swivels to fix it. That metal looks sharp.. more underwater footage please!
More to come!
Just found your channel and recently got into carp fishing myself. You have any tips or videos on bait stops? I feel like I'm losing boilies or fake corn bc I'm doing something wrong with bait stops... I have tried several types and sizes but not sure I'm doing them right.
Great videos and information from what I've seen in your videos so far.
Welcome aboard. Check out this playlist. The first video is detailed explanation of my rig and how I apply the hook bait. 🚩 Beginner Carp Fishing - START HERE: czcams.com/play/PLkZ5nam-TWIsKOxrdx38q3FXEXVplBE0C.html
Are we gonna get more under water videos this is really cool
U/W cameras open up a new world. I share your excitement!
I have used water wolf’s rig for pike over the years. Often the pike fry to eat my camera but you shouldn’t have a problem with carp😢
A few tips I’ve learned
- tie a snap swivel to bait end of camera so easy to change out bait rig
- if you have longer line between camera and bait, you can see fish as they circle and approach. Sometimes Iadd a float to the camera to lift it up just enough to get a better view
- if I catch a big/giant fish, I change the sd card so I make sure I don’t lose the footage
- I add led bike clip on lights around the camera if I’m in low light situations
I’ve only lost one camera and that was due to some rocks. My bad. If I know it’s rocky now, I tie straws to camera and they make it harder to get stuck.
Good luck. Have fun!
Thanks for the tips!
I will have one of those cameras as soon as I get back to Washington. My home lake is really shallow, gonna be perfect, I think.
The Columbia River is very close. Can I film a White Sturgeon bite?
That would be very cool to see, thanks Steve.
Where do you get your sweet feed? Is it available on Amazon?
Feed store.
Super Tom. Fascinating and instructive. Loved watching the turtle. What a ham. Now I can visualize what is going on in my turtle invested lake. BTW just before you went to the pop up, I was thinking that watching them decimate the pack bait before they found the hook bait, was a good argument for pop ups. Did you catch anything on the Pop up? I have only tried them haphazardly, but will use them more. Any second thoughts on re-baiting more frequently after seeing how quickly the pack bait gets sucked up? BTW, the Tiger nuts you sent me have sold me. Fresh look as they are rarely used around here. I am beginning to do my own. Sorry, but you lost a customer for tiger nuts.
I definitely plan on doing more with pop up baits and this camera, lots to learn yet. I think these carp were getting ready to spawn, so their feeding habits may be entirely different in a few weeks. I also wonder if the carp were seeing their reflection in the camera lens, which might make them hesitant to feed. Lots of factors to consider, need more data before any changes to my tactics are warranted, we will see. Thanks Bob.
Turtle!
Whered you get those method feeders i like them
usacarpfishing.com
@@OutsidewithTom do you make them yourself?
@OutsidewithTom just saw your video where you explain you do make them yourself that's awesome id love to see a video on how you do that
Damn that’s nice could be a good improvement to the channel
Have another cool story. My oldest son fished there for years and he had his fishing pole snatch out and lost it. I was fishing one time and hooked his pole 10 years later. Them my friends went carp fishing with me. I brought 2 poles and when I was setting my second pole and they yelled you got a bite. Of course they snatched that pole again! So my brother in law and I went there at midnight and a cop came and asked what we were doing and he said okay. But I caught that pole with the fish still on it. I caught one and I snagged that pole again 2 carp 1 pole. True story! 😮
That's quite a story, thanks for sharing.
I have bad penmanship