Took my drone out on Sunday

[doemasters]

Here is a little video from the place we was fishing with Tommy Wilcox's theme song playing in the background

 

[alabama mike]

I am not a fisherman and have not lived in the state but two years since 1979. Where is this @doemasters?

 

[doemasters]

this is in Jemison

 

[planomateo]

Cool stuff.

I've been itching to get a drone for a while now, but I'm gonna go with a FPV setup.

 

[PurlJam]

Scared me a bit with the title of the thread (thinking it may have been porn-O- graphic) . Good video though.

 

[Bammerboy321]

Stop spying on my property

 

[doemasters]

next time i will fly over some of the deer fields and see what i can see

 

[RhinoGuy]

Where is the coolest place you guys have filmed?

 

[doemasters]

My favorite places are below

Fort Smith Montana - We did a trout fishing show there

Saskatchewan Canada

Massive deer

Hampton Islands in Georgia - Red Fishing - Not that big of fish like Louisiana but a beautiful place

 

[RhinoGuy]

That Montana picture with the mountains in the background is awesome.

 

[planomateo]

That Montana picture with the mountains in the background is awesome.

Those are hills . That area is neat if you ever get a chance to visit, there is a huge canyon just a bit down the river from where @doemasters took that photo called Bighorn Canyon. Not sure if he has any photos of the canyon, really cool place. I was there probably 8 years ago on a boat in the reservoir and took some photos cell phone that don't do it justice at all.

 

[doemasters]

I never got to see much more than the area we fished at because we only had 2 days to make a a show @planomateo

 

[doemasters]

a few more from the Montana trip

 

[planomateo]

Cell phone shot I took and the photo doesn't do it justice, it's a narrow canyon that's pretty deep as you can see. @doemasters if you every go back up to Fort Smith, drive over to the canyon, I'm sure you'll get some amazing photo's there from the top side with the sunset/clouds.

 

[doemasters]

I never did get the story on why the old cars were in the river

 

[planomateo]

I never did get the story on why the old cars were in the river

It's riprap. You see them along sections of the Yellowstone River as well.

Typically you'll see stone, concrete ripraps along the banks of rivers to help prevent the shorelines from being reshaped due to erosion, in parts of Montana for whatever reason they used old cars. Farmers being funny or just recycling junk would be my guess.

 

[RhinoGuy]

I bet you could get some good footage if you fished with the drone. It would be like "Air Jaws" during shark week.

 

[doemasters]

i hope to start using some of my go pro cameras more if just for me, i have been working on a few ideas that i think would be really cool for fishing