Fall Walleyes and Crappies

[cojoe]

Joe what a good idea to post this here on Wayne's Word. As you can see, folks are so helpful with ideas to make things even better. From the time we were looking for our houseboat to when we finally launched it last fall, we got great advice from folks who had been down the road before us. We enjoyed your video very much (just perhaps we are a bit biased . We must say to the Wayne's Word gang, if you get a chance to meet Joe and pick his brain for fishing tips you'll be happy you did as he is a great fisherman and very liberal with helpful ideas and good help! We met up with Joe again and 2 of his fishing buddies, Mike and Clint, this fall and they really helped us so much with the crappie bite! We had a blast with them and are really looking forward to some fishing time with them this spring!

Thanks K&M, I can’t agree more, great group of people on here! So glad I met you guys on my solo trip and look forward to fishing with you guys this spring!

 

[cojoe]

^^^^This 100%^^^^

Technology has far surpassed my videography experience back in the Super VHS days but definitely audio was the area that set my work apart from others.

When in outdoor conditions I found a lavalier mic clipped to the narrator overcame all levels of background music/noise making the viewing experience much more professional.

In the 90’s more affordable wireless lavalier mics were starting to emerge. I imagine now there are even Bluetooth versions that further ease the set up and convenience.

Great job and keep posting!

Thanks a bunch for the comments Rivergoer, I’ll look into a erop toe mic for my next trip. Appreciate the encouragement!