To help get you through the rain.

[Jremmie]

I made a compilation of shots from the last couple months in La Jolla. Hope this will help get some of you through the rain. Enjoy!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA22g2g7NFk&sns=em

[CALIFORNIA_LOCO]

Hell yeeeaaaaa man! sick video going tough

[alanw]

That casting shot is sweet, good video dude

[momo fish]

Best video I have seen! Nice work, how did you set up the jig shot when casting?

[FISH11]

Great video. You had a lot of trust in the Go Pro to Iron connection. Sweet shot!

[taggermike]

That was awesome. Did you strap a gopro to your iron and cast it? That soupfin was cool to see too. Thanks for posting up. Mike

[StinkyMatt]

I'm not sure if that jig shot has been done before....likely not!


That was very innovative......very cool videos.

[YakHanded]

noice! dig the shot of the iron

[fishja]

So sick! Nice tuna!!!


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[bolocop]

Like other have said, throwing a jig with a GoPro? Brave!

Also, pretty brave yanking the mirage drive. You flip and she GONE!

Awesome Video!

[chris138]

Cool video! Love the iron cam!

[Jremmie]

Thanks for all the positive feedback! So for the iron shot I tied it on with an excessive amount of braid. I was more worried about my mono to jig connection than anything else. Tadylures on Instagram seemed to like it as well. As far as pulling my mirage drive out at the end, how do you do it? I've bent 3 masts now and don't want to replace another. All three times were in the surf with one peddal all the way forward.

[bolocop]

What I do now is that I time the wave in, peddling like crazy (no paddle out at all) trying to follow the back of a wave. Usually, I can keep my speeds high enough to get through before the next one. When I get to waist high water, I jump out. As I get to thigh high water, I'll disengage the drive, pull it out and then pull up the rudder.

In your video, you pulled out the drive and rode the wave sideways for a while. That's what scared me because I'd probably flip over. You seem more experienced.

[h2ofishfo]

Originally Posted by bolocop

What I do now is that I time the wave in, peddling like crazy (no paddle out at all) trying to follow the back of a wave. Usually, I can keep my speeds high enough to get through before the next one. When I get to waist high water, I jump out. As I get to thigh high water, I'll disengage the drive, pull it out and then pull up the rudder.

In your video, you pulled out the drive and rode the wave sideways for a while. That's what scared me because I'd probably flip over. You seem more experienced.

X2 just keep an eye on the fish Finder when u see 2 or 3ft jump! Have the same drive for 6 yrs

[YakDout]

Originally Posted by bolocop

What I do now is that I time the wave in, peddling like crazy (no paddle out at all) trying to follow the back of a wave. Usually, I can keep my speeds high enough to get through before the next one. When I get to waist high water, I jump out. As I get to thigh high water, I'll disengage the drive, pull it out and then pull up the rudder.

In your video, you pulled out the drive and rode the wave sideways for a while. That's what scared me because I'd probably flip over. You seem more experienced.

You should have your mirage drive on a good leash. Always.

[surfisher]

Super rad video! Like others said, the tady shot is epic haha. Thanks for posting!

[bolocop]

Originally Posted by YakDout

You should have your mirage drive on a good leash. Always.

You're right, but leashes are like condoms, they get in the way and I hate to use them.

[YakDout]

True but it could get expensive with no leash. Same with no condom.

[kauaiboy04]

sick vid man!

[JeffB]

Very cool video!