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Fishing Cams - OldTimer - 06-05-2013 04:48 PM
I get a kick outta watching various surf boarder’s online cams from Florida on the net, because every once in a while I get to see live someone surf fishing.
Wouldn’t it be entertaining and useful in so many ways, to us here in Ontario, to have MNR video cams installed at some of the more popular fishing spots like Bronte pier, or at the “steps” of the Ganaraska River in downtown Port Hope, or looking down Port Maitland or Port Dalhousie piers, or just below Caledonia dam..etc……….?
Then we could all occasionally get a “fishing fix” from home by watching others in real time……get a live remote look at the weather/water conditions ……plus it would sure promote following fishing regulations.
Comments?....................
Cheers,
OldTimer
RE: Fishing Cams - Giuga10 - 06-05-2013 05:44 PM
What a perfect idea! It would really help slow down the crime in these areas.
RE: Fishing Cams - MuskieBait - 06-06-2013 12:16 AM
Those spots will never be busier then...
Can you imagine when someone hooked a salmon? Within 30 seconds hundreds of anglers will descend on the spot like flies to a piece of rotten meat...actually...that's a pretty accurate analogy...
RE: Fishing Cams - MichaelAngelo - 06-06-2013 09:47 AM
LOL nice... yeah would be a good early warning system for the fall salmon
Or I can just install my own trail cameras.... *shifty eyes* ....
RE: Fishing Cams - mrclownprince - 06-09-2013 09:48 PM
you could use two rods, one with bait, one with a gopro on it , the new gopro's have wifi. Not sure if you can output it to ipod yet or not. I've been tempted to put my gopro in and leave it for awhile too see what swims by. But then i realize it's a $300 lure that will surely get snagged on a rock
