Haha, thanks!! And they are some wild looking fish. I will be doing this narration on some more videos in the future I think. I have a bit more of this old footage I would like to share.
Great footage despite the age of the camera and solid narration over it to maximize its use. As a fellow small fishing YT creator, I can relate to slowly getting more confident in my editing skills to use old footage I once though useless. I've been exploring fishing off my iSUP as of late. So, I'm sure I'll be getting a lot of great info from your channel. Best of luck on the journey Ram!
Thank you very much! I was hesitant at first, as quality of cameras has improved since this GoPro Hero 2 footage, but I felt it was fun enough fishing that it would be enjoyed still. The narration was totally needed as the old audio was nearly inaudible! Haha.
New subscriber here. Awesome video and fishing spot. I love your paddleboard, it can probably handle deeper water and some waves also. I hope you'll have time for a catch and cook in the next video. Keep fishing and keep creating.
Thanks for subscribing!! I appreciate that, and I love the board it’s great for so many things. I have some content lined up for my next few videos that unfortunately do not include a catch and cook, but I definitely will be making one in the future. I love eating some fresh fish!
Running trap lines for tripletail is one of my favorite things to do. Tasty fish. Do you recall what month this was? I’m usually trying to hit them hard in March here in SWFL.
Honestly, I can’t recall exactly when this day was. The footage is several years old. But I usually go looking for them after the stone crab pots have been out for a while and with cooler temps. Such fun and tasty fish
Hey, I have actually never used the board with fins on. They should help the board track straight forward better, but if you think you’ll be in shallow water then they may get in the way.
Those are some awesome fish! They really do look prehistoric. This narration format is great for listening while I work and think about fishing.....
Haha, thanks!! And they are some wild looking fish. I will be doing this narration on some more videos in the future I think. I have a bit more of this old footage I would like to share.
Great footage despite the age of the camera and solid narration over it to maximize its use. As a fellow small fishing YT creator, I can relate to slowly getting more confident in my editing skills to use old footage I once though useless.
I've been exploring fishing off my iSUP as of late. So, I'm sure I'll be getting a lot of great info from your channel. Best of luck on the journey Ram!
Thank you very much! I was hesitant at first, as quality of cameras has improved since this GoPro Hero 2 footage, but I felt it was fun enough fishing that it would be enjoyed still. The narration was totally needed as the old audio was nearly inaudible! Haha.
New subscriber here. Awesome video and fishing spot. I love your paddleboard, it can probably handle deeper water and some waves also. I hope you'll have time for a catch and cook in the next video. Keep fishing and keep creating.
Thanks for subscribing!! I appreciate that, and I love the board it’s great for so many things. I have some content lined up for my next few videos that unfortunately do not include a catch and cook, but I definitely will be making one in the future. I love eating some fresh fish!
Looks like great fun!!
Thank you! It was a blast!
Running trap lines for tripletail is one of my favorite things to do. Tasty fish. Do you recall what month this was? I’m usually trying to hit them hard in March here in SWFL.
Honestly, I can’t recall exactly when this day was. The footage is several years old. But I usually go looking for them after the stone crab pots have been out for a while and with cooler temps. Such fun and tasty fish
Do you use the fins I just bought my L4 and wanna take it to ding darling but not sure if I should take my 7in fins off or on
Hey, I have actually never used the board with fins on. They should help the board track straight forward better, but if you think you’ll be in shallow water then they may get in the way.
@@RamseyFisher gotcha thank you can’t wait to get out on the water
You’ll love the board!