I did not use a gopro for the video. I do not like working with their platform for my cameras, too bulky and hard to make a functioning housing capable of the stress I put them thru. This video was shot with a contour in a custom machined aluminum housing capable of depths to many thousands of meters. More coming in the next few weeks.
Going to be filming again this November with a new camera system I'm currently building, should be more stable and high resolution. Towing a camera at 12 knots is very difficult on equipment.
watching it for the 5th time the other wahoo hit the cam several times .which proves they are pack hunters and trolling weights can lead to bite offs if not rig'd right .
that was one hell of a movie nice and clear best wahoo take ive seen just for a second there u see another wahoo come in then quickly turn away , great stuff made me jump lol, maybe a slow down on the hit and a bit of sound editing would have been the icing on the cake thanks for sharing was it a pro go used .
I took a second look and it’s kinda hard to judge since it’s only there for a few frames. But I’d say that it’s a Silky Shark or a adult Blacktip Shark judging from the color. Makos almost always have a navy or indigo color to their skin
almost 10 years later still one of the sickest wahoo videos ive seen.
lol i always end up finding this video this time of year when the bite starts heating up
I did not use a gopro for the video. I do not like working with their platform for my cameras, too bulky and hard to make a functioning housing capable of the stress I put them thru. This video was shot with a contour in a custom machined aluminum housing capable of depths to many thousands of meters. More coming in the next few weeks.
you know wahoo are never featured in any ocean documentaries so it's nice to actually see some solid footage of them alive and moving
this video should have millions of views
Holy s**t, see the shark at 2:58
That strike was ferocious
Going to be filming again this November with a new camera system I'm currently building, should be more stable and high resolution. Towing a camera at 12 knots is very difficult on equipment.
One of the coolest fishing videos ever.
that bite is so epic
This is an awesome video! Thanks for sharing this.
Nice fish…. I thought the tax man was going to get him for a sec. well done
Wahoo is the true king of all mackerel no doubt about it.
Torpedo!
watching it for the 5th time the other wahoo hit the cam several times .which proves they are pack hunters and trolling weights can lead to bite offs if not rig'd right .
Awesome footage! Thanks for sharing!
that was one hell of a movie nice and clear best wahoo take ive seen just for a second there u see another wahoo come in then quickly turn away , great stuff made me jump lol, maybe a slow down on the hit and a bit of sound editing would have been the icing on the cake thanks for sharing was it a pro go used .
that was a shark at 2:58
Quite an unorthodox trolling setup lol. But effective I guess.
I'm guessing you used a GoPro camera; could you please share how you mounted it like that?! Fantastic footage.
check this new underwater camera www.hook-eye.us I used and is pretty good!!
That's was some shot. Was that wahoo charging the lure with its mouth open? Was that yuzuri lure?
Amazing Work, well done. Love to see this vid
running the camera inline is fantastic!!! care to share your housing?
just seen ur enhanced version good stuff . must see .
Sick immagine!!! do you know the Hookeye Underwater cam??
Simply amazing!
What color was the lure? Red or purple?
Sickest video ever
what type of cam did you use
how did you rig it?
Sooo quick
How big was that wahoo
Did you see the shark at 2:06?
Nice pic!
What kind of fish Is?
Wahoo
How did that fight last less than 5 minutes? Wahoo are better than that.
Yozuri?
Bad ass
I cant tell what kinda shark that is i wanna say longfin mako thats about the only shark i know of that can keep up with a wahoo under stress
I took a second look and it’s kinda hard to judge since it’s only there for a few frames. But I’d say that it’s a Silky Shark or a adult Blacktip Shark judging from the color. Makos almost always have a navy or indigo color to their skin
that is cool
Wow 😳