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GOPRO Strapped On 12lb Largemouth BASS! (Underwater Footage)

GOPRO Strapped On 12lb Largemouth BASS! (Underwater Footage)

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
In this video I catch a 12lb bass and strap a GoPro to it. The footage on the fish shows some crazy results! Danh: If i had this pond id be throwing shiners out on a rod all day. No hooks just thread the fish on with a small knot to keep the line on the fish. Also just send an underwater drone in there. Dont torture a fish for bad footage.
Date: 2020-05-16

Comments and reviews: 9


19 minutes talking about a Go Pro strapped to a twelve_pound_bass (in case you forgot) A_TWELVE_POUND_FREAKING_BASS_OMFG! and not a single frame under water with the Go Pro strapped to that 12 pounder. You Tube rocks!
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What a damn idiot. That fish also looks pregnant, I'm not one of those snowflake animal rights advocates but the fact that he reviewed this video, edited it, and thought nothing was wrong, is astounding
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Hey good try. We used to dive the shell pits the water is super cllear, maybe fish a few of them and gopro one of your catches. You have a good idea going dont give it up. Thanks for trying it out
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If you wanna see the thing you clicked on this video to see you can skip all the crap and go right to 14: 16. I don't know why every YouTube video is 95% filler and 5% what you clicked on to see
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I give you thumbs up. Do it again but make a harness like for a dog that would be a more stable platform! Ever fisherman want to this massive bass just doing it's thing. Nice work brother
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You realise snapbacks were designed for thick african hair right? So just because you wear a snapback backwards doesnt make you cool only it makes you look like a dumbass.
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I love seeing how the fish behave but at the same time can't completely agree with putting a gopro on them, simply impacts them too much and risks injuring them also
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The fish was not swimming straight up. You had her top fin under the camera. It was swimming sideways. The camera was to heavy with her fin trapped
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Sweet vid but at the same time I feel bad for the fish but not trying to hate that's a beautiful catch my man keep killing it and tight lines
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