Drone Fishing For Tuna
the future of leisure fishing doesn't look good for tuna.
People who liked this video also liked
Comments
10 comments posted so far. Login to add a comment.


2. jjdalbaque commented 8 years ago
really sad and more unfair as it is already 



3. UglyBastard commented 8 years ago
cheaters...


4. Judge-Jake commented 8 years ago
#1 I don't think it really needs an explanation. The line is obviously attached to the drone on a slip wire connection, as soon as there is a tuna on the line the weight releases it from the drone which can then continue to film and the guy turns his little handle a few times and eats tuna for the next three weeks. 



9. Judge-Jake commented 8 years ago
#7#8 I think my explanation was quite clear lol 



10. sux2bu commented 8 years ago
Yea everything except the slip wire connection. 
The concept, surprisingly, is remarkably simple.
Step 1: Attach a hook baited with octopus, to a drone.
Step 2: Rig the other end of the very, very long line up to a big-game fishing rod.
Step 3: Fly the drone out over the ocean and using a GoPro and iPad search for schools of tuna.
Step 4: Drop the line into the middle of the fish and wait for them to latch on.
Step 5:The force of the fish snaps a rubber band that’s connected to the drone – reel in your dinner as normal!

The concept, surprisingly, is remarkably simple.
Step 1: Attach a hook baited with octopus, to a drone.
Step 2: Rig the other end of the very, very long line up to a big-game fishing rod.
Step 3: Fly the drone out over the ocean and using a GoPro and iPad search for schools of tuna.
Step 4: Drop the line into the middle of the fish and wait for them to latch on.
Step 5:The force of the fish snaps a rubber band that’s connected to the drone – reel in your dinner as normal!
+8 1. ringmaster commented 8 years ago