Awesome video guys. This looks like too much fun. I've been looking at getting a SwellPro to fly from my kayak. It's nerve racking flying my Mavic Pro over the water.
I prefer a proper beachcaster rod and reel setup and being able to cast properly. Lazy fishing but understand why its used for shark fishing in South Africa. And I can imagine in south Africa you use large capacity reels to get further distance
You funny, just put a piece of thin wood. Put a slit in the wood. Set up your bait. Go forward to take your bait out. Turn your drone around and reverse. Or just reverse. But what you got works great
I got an idea for you Senko Skipper, try to get RC Boat with trolling rig on it. Let see if you actually catch any fishes. Does anybody want to see that? I would like to see it for sure.
I've tried this several times in the past, in general, I can tell you it is a VERY bad idea. First of all, the only useful application to fly 300 yards out would be fishing for sharks. You will need at least 6oz sinker and large chunk of bait. Everything else you can easily catch from the surf. There is no way you can fly this drone one mile out, your line will get wet and very heavy and it will drag the drone down alone with bait, sinker and wind. Now, about what can happen. The drone has not been designed to fly with a weight. Sinker, bait, wet fishing line, wind make this drone extremely unstable and it occasionally goes into an error mode. I have one drone that just crashed in the ocean. Another one lost control and started returning home with all fishing line and bait attached. If wind is too strong, the fishing line may get into propels. But in worse case scenario, the drone may lose control and crash on someone's head. Guess who will be liable? I am not even sure if it is legal to fly with all this weight attached. P.S. You do not fish for a kingfish with a dead shrimp. Good luck!
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It’s better to leave the bail closed, but the drag really loose. Because if the bail accidentally closes your drone goes down, if the line is leaving the spool really fast and tangles on one the the guides your drone goes for a swim (happened to me). Look into getting a Gannet Bait Release system, definitely worth it. And in case you drone goes down (let’s hope it never happens) and you recover it, remove the battery immediately, open the drone, rinse with fresh water then alcohol and leave covered with rise for 5 days.
Why don't you just make it so you don't have to get off the couch. Just run the whole fishing adventure from your computer. Then you won't have to put out any effort in Casting or Catching, just have the drone drop the fish in your frying pan too.. LOL Salute
Hi guys I am your new safety advisor I fly RC airplanes helicopters and quads daily. Now there's one thing I don't fly without that you're flying without. AMA——-America Model aeronautics——Insurance $85 a year. Also a good idea to register as a pilot and get it put your number on all of your flying models. Corals dad—–J in San Diego
Nice, Gannet Bait release system is the best way to get bait out safely!
Awesome video guys. This looks like too much fun. I've been looking at getting a SwellPro to fly from my kayak. It's nerve racking flying my Mavic Pro over the water.
I prefer a proper beachcaster rod and reel setup and being able to cast properly.
Lazy fishing but understand why its used for shark fishing in South Africa.
And I can imagine in south Africa you use large capacity reels to get further distance
You funny, just put a piece of thin wood. Put a slit in the wood. Set up your bait. Go forward to take your bait out. Turn your drone around and reverse. Or just reverse. But what you got works great
I got an idea for you Senko Skipper, try to get RC Boat with trolling rig on it. Let see if you actually catch any fishes. Does anybody want to see that? I would like to see it for sure.
That is a pretty newbizh thing to do, not tying your line to the reel.
You need a Daiwa df100. I have one and it holds 1800m+ of 50lb braid line. Great for shore fishing. Just wish I had a drone to get way out there…
Oh yeah we sent the drone out a mile. Fucking Retarded !
I've tried this several times in the past, in general, I can tell you it is a VERY bad idea. First of all, the only useful application to fly 300 yards out would be fishing for sharks. You will need at least 6oz sinker and large chunk of bait. Everything else you can easily catch from the surf. There is no way you can fly this drone one mile out, your line will get wet and very heavy and it will drag the drone down alone with bait, sinker and wind.
Now, about what can happen. The drone has not been designed to fly with a weight. Sinker, bait, wet fishing line, wind make this drone extremely unstable and it occasionally goes into an error mode. I have one drone that just crashed in the ocean. Another one lost control and started returning home with all fishing line and bait attached. If wind is too strong, the fishing line may get into propels. But in worse case scenario, the drone may lose control and crash on someone's head. Guess who will be liable? I am not even sure if it is legal to fly with all this weight attached.
P.S. You do not fish for a kingfish with a dead shrimp. Good luck!
Nice ! ! !
Senko master
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Great video, I enjoyed the video. It will be cool when you start getting drone footage. I love being able to see what is in the water.
Hello friend very good your YouTube channel and the video you've earned a new subscriber I hope they do the same with my channel Ucachapescadeportiva and Te Suscríbas Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷👍🎣🐟.
Awesome video with the drone! Love ur video by the way! Waiting for the next vids! Love from asia!
Was nice meeting y’all in Rhode Island today great family wish y’all well thanks for the pic me and my son love it
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Hi Senko Skipper, Would salty squid ship to Australia. Because I think it would be awesome. Thanks. Tight Lines
Dude, you gotta take a look at the Gannet Sport Bait release, much safer option. I've sunk 1 drone the way you are doing it now 🙈
It’s better to leave the bail closed, but the drag really loose. Because if the bail accidentally closes your drone goes down, if the line is leaving the spool really fast and tangles on one the the guides your drone goes for a swim (happened to me). Look into getting a Gannet Bait Release system, definitely worth it. And in case you drone goes down (let’s hope it never happens) and you recover it, remove the battery immediately, open the drone, rinse with fresh water then alcohol and leave covered with rise for 5 days.
Do you not tie your line onto the spool?
Why don't you just make it so you don't have to get off the couch. Just run the whole fishing adventure from your computer. Then you won't have to put out any effort in Casting or Catching, just have the drone drop the fish in your frying pan too.. LOL Salute
It’s windy on the beach. At what speed does the wind really start affecting flight stability?
Bro you need to come down here to South Africa to learn how to do some proper drone fishing for some proper big fish.
You're smart people you probably already have the AMA insurance
Hi guys I am your new safety advisor
I fly RC airplanes helicopters and quads daily.
Now there's one thing I don't fly without that you're flying without.
AMA——-America Model aeronautics——Insurance $85 a year.
Also a good idea to register as a pilot and get it put your number on all of your flying models.
Corals dad—–J in San Diego
That rope is going to swing up and get caught in the propellers.
How much further were you able to get your bait out with the drone?
This is a bullshit move. lmao. Using a drone to locate fish like that little bitch jared.
You really wanna be PROFICIENT in something first before you make a "how to"
Now why give the rod to an idiot? second, it is legal in California?
I was going to say I'd have tried it in freshwater first but there's powerful catfish!