Close quarters taking photos

Re: Close quarters taking photos

feeds@kickapps.com (pearow) — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:26:25 PST

that is neat!!....not to mention some very nice fish-p-

Re: Close quarters taking photos

feeds@kickapps.com (B52 bugger) — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 17:10:08 PST

Here they are

Re: Close quarters taking photos

feeds@kickapps.com (Gerbubble Bug) — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 07:41:57 PST

AJ:
You are so much the man. What confidence. The other night I took my camera. I was fishing with two other guys & was the only one fly fishing. I missed two strikes for their every one. Took one small village idiot - not photo worthy. Dropped camera on ramp as I took the boat out. To me a camera guarantees a tough day.
Don't use your set up near any power plants for Home Land Security will lock you up.
Nice work.
Tom

Re: Close quarters taking photos

feeds@kickapps.com (Letort) — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 07:00:03 PST

Nice set-up!! I love the backdrop of the Pickerel Weed blooming... Now go catch some fish and post some photos....

Michael

Re: Close quarters taking photos

feeds@kickapps.com (pearow) — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 03:34:21 PST

thats just plain smart! I want to see a fish pic with using it!-p-

Close quarters taking photos

feeds@kickapps.com (B52 bugger) — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 18:28:10 PST

12 ft canoe or kayak, we miss soo many opportunities to have a photo taken of your self with a big fish. I got a four foot piece of firing strip use to securing drywall to ceiling joists. One end I put a 1/4-20x4" machine screw with two nuts to anchor screw to the baord, towards the end (not the end with head of screw), I use 1/4-20 machine nylon stop nut so I attach camera and get a few threads into the camera and it stops at certain direction. I bent the screw so I would be center with big fish. Other end of the board I use 10-32x3" machine screw going opposite direction of the camera screw, This goes into a hole I drill in my stabilizer bar. So the camera doesn't fall off the bow of the canoe (can be used in kayak).

Big fish, turn camera on set timer 10 seconds, place on bow, pick up the fish and hold for the camera. See photos see for storage - even in rainy condition I place in the bow compartment.

Try it and have fun.
AJ