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<blockquote data-quote="MuskyManiac" data-source="post: 216795" data-attributes="member: 381">That's what I do. And if you fish for a while but nothing happens that you want to save stop the recording and use the &quot;delete last&quot; feature (on GoPro).&nbsp; I dabbled in recording for a while but didn't do much last fishing season. I missed so many cool muskie bites a couple years ago and then when I had the damn thing on nothing would happen.&nbsp; It got to the point where it was distracting from my fishing, so I pretty much stopped recording most the time.One thing I like to do with my camera now is to mount it to the windshield and use it for taking pictures when I am fishing by myself, or to get a good picture of everyone in the boat. Set it to time lapse and 2 pictures a second, and in a short amount of time you have a lot of pictures to choose from. Works great with fish pictures, you can usually get at least one perfect picture.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MuskyManiac, post: 216795, member: 381"] That's what I do. And if you fish for a while but nothing happens that you want to save stop the recording and use the "delete last" feature (on GoPro). I dabbled in recording for a while but didn't do much last fishing season. I missed so many cool muskie bites a couple years ago and then when I had the damn thing on nothing would happen. It got to the point where it was distracting from my fishing, so I pretty much stopped recording most the time. One thing I like to do with my camera now is to mount it to the windshield and use it for taking pictures when I am fishing by myself, or to get a good picture of everyone in the boat. Set it to time lapse and 2 pictures a second, and in a short amount of time you have a lot of pictures to choose from. Works great with fish pictures, you can usually get at least one perfect picture. [/QUOTE]

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