Awesome video.
Would have been a tense few moments with an angry Spanish with a face full of teeth and trebles under your backside!

Galey, re: cams - we don't run the cams unless we hook up or think we are about to hook up. We charge cams each night if required (solar) and usually have a few spare SC cards on hand. It would be great to run them non-stop, but lens fogging is just as much of an issue.

Wind Waker, I have been asked to do a guide on how I make these videos quite a few times. Even the guys that made the editing software I use (Trakax) have asked me to do that. What has stopped me so far is that there's a heck of a lot to cover and I think most people would be turned off by the sheer volume of info I'd offer. Add to that that I do have some pretty strong opinions on editing kayak fishing videos and I reckon if I stated my opinions, without even trying to, I'd probably offend a few readers as well. But I keep getting asked about it, so I might make time for it.

MrTall, thats actually a couta that tried to bite my ass. Every bit as scary as a spanyard in that situation!

Glad y'all getting a kick out of the video!

Great video Josh.
You have definitely inspired me to go harder and try more things when shooting videos.

WELL DONE AGAIN

Great work josh, Inspired me to give the go pro a run today and managed to capture some surface footage before the battery ran dead.

Windwaker has a pretty neat solution to both lens fog and battery life issues, just a matter of having enough storage for all the crazy footage you'll get

Hi Josh:
Thanks for sharing another of your exploits.
I thought I was having a bit of a wrestle with a 80cm+ pike recently.
Go marlin!
Looking forward to the full thing.

Thanks again.
Erik

Hey Josh, after talking to you in the shop went straight home to watch this, bloody awesome mate

Glad ya liked it mate. More to come soon