Cabrillo C & R

[jorluivil]

28" Halibut Catch and Release


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[bus kid]

Nice work on the video. Looks like you got it dialed it. Who did you call on the radio?

[jorluivil]

Nice work on the video. Looks like you got it dialed it. Who did you call on the radio?

Ghostbusters:eek:

[T Bone]

Good job Jorge.That thing took of like lightning!

I mailed the mould yesterday,you should have it by Tuesday or Wednesday.

[theluckypig]

you've got the camera setup working! love to see how it's supposed to be done! :cheers1:

[kobra]

Great vid George. Looks like you got the gopro figured out.

[jorluivil]

you've got the camera setup working! love to see how it's supposed to be done! :cheers1:

James, I pretty much took GregAndrew's idea and skipped a few steps
http://www.bdoutdoors.com/forums/inshore-islands-fishing-reports-southern-california/373088-kayak-halibut-fishing.html


Took a 3' piece of PVC and shaved off enough material until it fit snug in the right rear pole holder


http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af96/jorgelvillegas/Innovations/CameraMount011.jpg?t=1326082968



On the top end of the PVC I inserted a cap but first I drilled a 13/64" hole right in the center of the camera mount, counter sunk the hole and inserted a stainless steel screw fastened down with a stainless steel nylon nut. Since the camera mounts come with 3M adhesive I only used one screw to hold it down, the adhesive should keep the mount from moving around. The screw went in slightly sideways so I just took a fine file and shaved off enough material so that the camera could easily slide in and out.

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af96/jorgelvillegas/Innovations/CameraMount006.jpg?t=1326082987


http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af96/jorgelvillegas/Innovations/CameraMount008.jpg?t=1326082995


Next, I took a level and placed it across the rear of the kayak and leveled off the kayak. Once the kayak was level placed the camera in the position that I thought it should be in and placed a smaller level on top it just to make sure it was also level.

Last thing, record a few seconds of footage to ensure you have good height and angle and you're set. I placed a small hash mark on both the PVC pipe and the kayak to use as reference points when mounting inserting the pole.

http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af96/jorgelvillegas/Innovations/CameraMount010.jpg?t=1326083005

[kobra]

Great job Mcguiver. Cool setup George.

[jorluivil]

Great job Mcguiver. Cool setup George.

You can thank GregAndrew

[mtnbykr2]

nice job on the mount, Go pro makes a tripod adapter that I incorporated
into my set up, that does away w/ the quick release type. I also leashed
the camera to the pole and then leashed pole to yak, as soon as I learn how to add pictures I will show ya...

[ashmoz]

Cool! I caught a 25" Hali on Sunday. Will have to upload the video of the line-tangle I dealt with.

I always launch from SI and paddle to Cabrillo, but I'm sure there is a closer place?

Cheers :cheers1:

[jorluivil]

Cool! I caught a 25" Hali on Sunday. Will have to upload the video of the line-tangle I dealt with.

I always launch from SI and paddle to Cabrillo, but I'm sure there is a closer place?

Cheers :cheers1:

You might have the Cabrillo's confused, the one I fish at is in the Long Beach/San Pedro area.

[ashmoz]

You might have the Cabrillo's confused, the one I fish at is in the Long Beach/San Pedro area.

Indeed, you're right! I thought you're talking about the one outside SD bay...

Tomato Tomäto...

:cheers1: