La jolla Yellowtail Video
 

Hello All!

I finally made my first video:luxhello:

It's my first attempt at filming and editing so go easy on me, thanks for watching guys!!!



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That wa rad man. Nice fish!

Nice job! How is your cam mounted?

Sweet first video!

Try and show a little more excitement next time :)

That made my day, and on the iron to top it off. Nice fish!

Umm that was an awesome video!!! Not even about catching the fish. Just liked seeing the whole way from parking to launch. Would have loved seeing the launch though next time. What did you use to edit video?


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GOPRO
 

i used the side rod holder to mount the gopro, its a great angle to see everything, amd I used the free gopro software to edit it.

Nice catch & video. Would have liked to see it through launch as well, but nicely done.

The tractor pull to the launch was nice to see, Good video and very nice tail, well told. Thanks for posting.

Nice work! :cheers1:

Nice video! I would like to have seen how you jigging the iron.Were you yoyoing the iron?:jig:

Very nice video! Was that a tranx?

Nice !

Is that a $500 Shimano® Tranx Casting Reel ?
Top of the line equipment ! and kayak too ! :cheers1:

Fun video! Thanks for sharing

Cheers:cheers1:

Steve

That was awesome :luxhello:

Loved watching the fish get closer on your sonar. :jig:

TRANX
 

yup it is a HG tranx, honestly its badass!! to the max. I have caught like 200 small and large yellows, BFT and YFT and DODO's on it, its powerful as hell but equally smooth, also makes casting iron all day a breeze, i figure more casts = more chances to hookup. and holds 300yrds of 65 spectra.......oh jeez i feel like a shimano rep now, haha:doh:

thats a sweet video but i agree with the boys on watching the launch and the camera was mounted so nicely that it was sweet when we saw the color then him pin wheeling up. The problem with having the camera on through the whole time is that you have to go through all the footage to find the hookup. That can be extremely rewarding at times tho. Nice video and congrats on the jellow. You have a nice setup there mean yak and gear.

Nice video.

Very nice video
:D

Thanks for sharing. Nice job

Awesome video, killer camera angle. Nice work!

Sweeeeeeeet!

Awesome! Great job!

awesome video and fish! with iron were you throwing? yo-yo or surface?

:notworthy:

excellent job!!!:jig::luxhello:

Sick vid! Congrats on the tail- yoyo or surface..?

Awesome video! +1 for the lawn chair on the sled...

Nicely done - great camera angle.:jig:

You spanked that fucker. That combo looked perfect for that fish

:cheers1:

oooooo KiLLL EMm!!!:reel::jig::yt:

Yeah buddy!! Wish I made it out with you that day.:drool5:

I want to try LJ sooooo bad

That thing gave up a good fight cant wait to catch my first yellow tail. Great video man:you_rock:

:reeling:WTG!!!! Great Vid!!!:luxhello::luxhello::notworthy::notworthy:

Great first video. I was surprised when I saw the small compact reel, but I could tell it wasn't the average curado. It had great pulling power and you were just killing it the way you were reeling in line. Nice fish, so good to see your catch. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, and the tranx HG is great. Seems like it reel that yellow like nothing? Are you running full braid? If so what lbs? I wanna bring it out to LJ and pull up a yellow or White Sea bass, any pointers?

Nice job on the video and fish. Might want to think about mounting the camera (and fighting the fish) on the other side of your yak. It will allow you to more easily get the fish close holding the rod in your left hand. And make it less difficult to reach with the gaff in your right hand. That is how I was taught anyway.

Fun video. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers

Steve