Lunkercam

[justbassin]

ITS A LONG WINTER BOYS...WATCH THIS TO GET YOU THROUGH THE REST


http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/b...page=LunkerCam

[jfrancho]

Live, from a bass pro fish tank, LOL.

[justbassin]

they are all moving around now...they get fed at 1 pm today...some beauties in there

[justbassin]

feeding time

[Wild Bill]

Boy Howdy !

They know the drill...

[DonRichie]

What gives...no fish. I was robbed! LOL

[jfrancho]

For more than 40 years Glen Lau has been showing us the world of the bass through his many films, photographs and lectures. His credits include Bigmouth, Bigmouth Forever and more television programs than can be listed here. Now he gives us the opportunity to observe the Florida largemouth in a natural habitat and at our leisure through LunkerCam, an unblinking look at the life of several trophy-class fish.

Watch these fish as they feed and interact. Learn how they strike their forage. Study how they relate to cover and weather changes. Lau's bass are located near Ocala, Fla. (in the same waters where parts of Bigmouth and Bigmouth Forever were filmed), but they will go through many of the same stimuli as bass on your favorite waters, wherever they might be. The video will be available daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. (ET). For an exciting, live look at how bass feed, be sure to tune in at 1 p.m. (ET)Wednesdays.

Feeding Schedule

Watch the fish feed each week at the following (approximate) times.
Day Time (ET)
Wednesday 1 p.m.

Glen Lau has spent much of his life underwater, breathing through a scuba tank and watching a world the rest of us can only guess at and wonder about. With Lunker Cam, it may be possible to remove some of that guesswork but keep the wonder and awe of the bass' environment and life cycle.

Try the Orlando Bass pro Shops aquarium. LMAO, "natural environment."

I wish they had the feeding times scheduled on my lakes.

[Wild Bill]

Don,

At around 1 PM, they were throwing shiners [or some kind of silvery-looking baitfish] and those LMs were looking like a defensive line of NFLers, absolutely crushing anything that got thrown in immeadiately

[yumdinger]

Its fun to watch, but to say you can learn how the bass interact is a joke! 5 minutes before the time they get active and line up for the buffet. When shiners start flying they are catching them as soon as they touch the water. fun but not much to learn IMO.

[DonRichie]

I missed the 1:00 matinee. I'll try to make the Midnight showing LOL!

[Wild Bill]

I have been to over ten Bass Pro Shops across the country, and I have never seen even one tank in any of them that did not have many species of fish mixed together with the Bass, such as Catfish, Carp, Crappie, Bluegills, Gar, and others.

My guess this is a privately owned fish tank somewhere, such at Glenn Lau's home/studio, a bass fishing lake's marina, or something similiar to that, I'd almost wager.

I clearly can see the fish are limited in thier range of travel, often following what appears to be the edges of the tank at times.

It is a VERY big tank, and am guessing several hundred gallons to a few thousand, at least.
The Fetch&Fish tank at the NYBoat Show for a few years was 4000 gallons of water.

[jfrancho]

Bill, several over at BR have commented that it looks exactly like BPS Orlando. Either way, it doesn't matter - its a fish tank, LOL.

[JOHN G]

word....

to me, it's a yawner....