Showing posts with label Fishin' Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fishin' Videos. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

The Mental Side of Bass Fishing – Don’t Panic!



Recently, Zoom pro staffer Gerald Swindle won his first B.A.S.S. tournament at Lake Toho in Kissismee, Florida. The video above is Gerald, in his own words, describing how he dealt with his co-angler catching back-to-back nine pounders early on day three of the tournament. Wow!!

The mental side of bass fishing tournaments is so important because it involves confidence and decision making. Gerald talks about how he didn’t get “rattled” and took back control of the situation. Congratulations Gerald!!

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Releases Video on Fizzing Bass



The Inland Fisheries Division of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) today announced the availability of a seven-minute video detailing the results of a two-year study to determine the best method of treating largemouth bass suffering from barotrauma.

Friday, December 17, 2010

Northland Fishing Tackle LIVE-FORAGE

Take a few minutes of your time (actually a brisk 7 minutes and 35 seconds) to be dazzled by Northland Fishing Tackle's new LIVE-FORAGE Replica Baitfish Series in action, both agitating fish under the surface and stuck in the maws of some real lunkers. Seeing is believing...

Friday, November 12, 2010

Charlie Moore Discusses the Autotether



AUTOTETHER™ is a wireless lanyard that shuts off a boat’s engine in the event that the operator falls into the water. Additionally, AUTOTETHER™ sets off an alarm if passengers or pets wearing the AUTOTETHER™ sensors fall into the water.

AUTOTETHER™ has taken 40 year old technology and put it into the 21st Century! Unlike traditional lanyards that require the operator to be tethered to the boat, the AUTOTETHER™ boating safety device is an unobtrusive wireless unit. It operates use cutting edge RF technology; the boater wears a small, wireless personal sensor that sends radio waves to a receiver connected to the boat’s ignition. When the sensor is submerged in water, the signal between the transmitter and the receiver is instantly broken because radio waves do not travel through water, and AUTOTETHER™ activates the ignition kill switch.

AUTOTETHER™ is easy to install. It clips right to the boat’s ignition switch. The clip is connected via a short, coiled wire to a receiver that is mounted on the boat’s dashboard, next to the ignition switch, using “peel and stick” adhesive strips. No wiring or tools are required. The system is self-powered via inexpensive AAA batteries, which are supplied with the kit. An indicator light on the transmitter changes color when it is time to change the batteries. (Battery life is dependent upon individual boater system usage but typically 100-150 hours of on time.)

AUTOTETHER™ is patented and trademarked. Charlie Moore’s website is www.charliemoorecom.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Amazing Underwater Video Shows how Bass React to Sound-Facts of Fishing



While recently shooting an episode of Dave Mercer's Facts of Fishing THE SHOW we captured some amazing footage. Watch and listen closely to this ground breaking clip to see why sound is such an important part of fishing!

Friday, August 13, 2010

Fish Care Tips by Joe Thomas

Fish Care Tips by Joe Thomas host of Stihl's Reel in the Outdoors
Videos can also be found on the downloads page and at ReelOutdoorsTV.





Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Wired2Fish TV to air on ESPN2

Wired2Fish, Inc. (formerly Get Outside Media, L.L.C.) is proud to announce its newest addition aimed at keeping fisherman “wired to fish” with the release of its new 12-week mini-show series, Wired2Fish TV that will air on ESPN2 beginning this weekend.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Hook n' Look Preview Clip

Be sure to watch this week on Versus but here is a preview of the show. Doug

Gravel Pits and quarries, open-pit mines working for extracting of river deposited stone, rock and minerals can later be developed into amenity areas. Once abandoned, they are then typically used for nature reserves or parks for water sports, camping and walking. Properly stocked and managed however, these man-made holes in the earth can become viable fisheries as well. On this weeks program Kim is accompanied by Ohio tournament angler Doug Cavin, and the two reveal the potential the pits have to offer. Strike Kings Shaky Head rigged Super Finesse Worm and Premier Plus Spinnerbait are featured.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NynlLuU9EjY