Siebert Outdoors

The whole idea is to keep a straight inline set with the hook to give the best possible hook up ratio.

Looks like you had some good luck! Congrats

Thank you!!! I was looking to buy one and my cousin has. I'll pass this on to him.

Nice fish!! Congrats

Awesome fish and pictures. Congrats to you both.

Awesome. Congrats!!

Very nice PB. Congrats.

Wow, Thats awesome!! Congrats.

I hear ya Hooligan. This is the first time I've ever seen fish deeper then 30/35 ft. He was just down there chillin. Litterally. It was about 48 degrees. WRB, Its an old strip pit mine that was turned into a dive facility years ago. The water is usually pretty clear but cold below the thermocline. Its usually 42-48 deg at those depths year round.

It will change it some. This is one of my next steps to film them from the boat.

good catching

I definitely will. Give me some time though. My ultimate goal is to have a good video of each style even the spinnerbaits and blade baits. I want to make a video of how each head pulls through rocks, grass, sand, wood, etc. Things I must find are those structures with clear water. Next month I'll be going to Beaver Lake which I might be able to accomplish most of this. That bass was on a mission when he came torpedoing in. He would have ate that jig in a heartbeat if I wouldn't have spotted him. That would have been a bad deal.

I checked the specs and messed with the video editing last night. Its the computer. My video card is old. I met the ram specs but barely. Thanks everyone for the help. Now I will have to start shopping for a better computer that will handle this. The uploaded video works fine on youtube. My goal is to start making good videos of fish and lures in action. I'm thinking about switching over to a Mac. Not real sure.

It was taken at Mermet Springs. Typically the water is much clearer.

This little guy. http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/index.php/finesse-jigs with a 2" chunk trailer.

Right now my production time is about 5-7 days.

I have never paid any attention to it. I go when i can and every chance I get.

Here is the you tube video of a few of my jigs in action. I'll be producing more as time permits. They will get better also. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qvGdIqWYgU&feature=youtu.be

When I downloaded the videos last night that's where it was real choppy was in the GO Pro software. The program was kicking me out and closing also. I removed the software and reinstalled it. Same thing. I'm hoping RoachDad is not right and my computer is too old. I'm going to check out the specs of it tonight.

Very nice fish!!!!!

It is choppy when I view it. I will try to upload it to a host site and see what happens. I will also try viewing it on the go pro screen to see if that chops.

I just checked. The card I had was a speed of 4. New 10 speed on the way. Somehow I missed that when I read the instructions.

Nice fish!! Congrats

I'm looking for some pointers on the Hero 3. I have tried to make about 3-4 videos with it. One being pickwick road trip and just lately a dive video of my jig actions. The videos are coming out real choppy when you view them. I know its a setting issue that i'm using. For you guys that have this camera what setting is your favorite for good videos?

I wish you the best in quitting. I hope it works for you.