Fishing with R/C Boats! (The R/C Fishing Pole”
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www.rcfishingworld.com We attached “The R Fishing Pole’ to a 29.5″ r/c boat, drove it out. When te fish hit, the line disconnected from the boat and I reeled in the catfish!
Windy, windy, windy, with a cold front approaching? No problem; lets’s go fishing! Barry (Mr. Sparkly) hammers Kentuckies and Largemouth on Table Rock Lake near Branson, MO with jerk baits in early March.
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Do you use bell crow?
why not just hook it up to the boat
No, it’s not a servo, it’s really simple though………..you can disconnect the line yourself, or when a fish hits, it will come off the boat!
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how did he make the line disconnects by itself? using a servo?
where do u get the rc fishing pole awesome video
where can I get a boat like this
Thanks, It’s Fun to catch the Big Ones too! But it’s also fun to let the boat pull in the small fish.
The R/C Fishing Pole is ok, but I think it’s a lot more fun when you reel the fish in with your boat.
Anyway, nice fish.
dude actually try to reel him in with the boat duhhhh
Thats awsome man , That was great ….
nice catfish.
The beginning of the vid shows the RC Boat, the fishing line’s connected to it from the guys fishing pole. When the bobber went under the line disconnected from the rc boat and he reeled it in. He used the boat to drive his line out.
was this about RC boat fishing?
so what was the RC boats role in all this???!!!
Thanks, Matt! It was ridiculously windy that day but we still had a good time. My fishing buddy Barry is really a good fisherman plus his Triton is very, very cool. Table Rock basically has it all: Largemouth, Smallmouth and Kentuckies plus other species.
Awesome video, Don! I’d love to live in southern Missouri. I fished Table Rock about 13 years ago, but never went back. With everything I’ve heard about the lake, it’s no surprise to me you had such awesome fish in this video!
Thanks, Matt. This was a Pinnacle software product. The effects were a snap; just select and drag them onto the timeline for the most part. Yep, wind is still an issue I haven’t found out how to whip!
Nice! Love the edits and effects. I hate when winds ruffles up the microphone. Great job!
He fits right in, doesn’t he? (he, he, he!) Barry rarely keeps any fish we catch and we never keep a big fish like that. You are right; throw the big ones back in because they are the best spawners.
Your friends are as cool as your pets. Having a pal with a boat–how great is that? That last fish was huge, I’m so glad you threw him back to swim another day. –Sonja
RY, thanks for watching. I watched your KY Lake crappie vid…man, you weren’t kidding about the wind! It got pretty windy at TR but thankfully the real gusty stuff (60 mph +) passed to our N.
We had Wind on Saturday too on Ky lake. Great Video!!
Appreciate that, Joe…..have you thrown jerk baits in the rivers? I would think they would work for smallies, too.
Nice video