Approval from the video master, I feel redeemed 
I have a crate behind the seat with vertical rod tubes at each corner. I took one of those extendable camera monopods (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003Z4YLAI/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), wrapped a section of pool noodle around it and stuff it into a rod tube. I get about 2.5 hours from a battery so I carry three of them on a trip. I tried the head mounted camera but there's too much motion, I get seasick watching those videos, plus the head strap gave me a wicked headache.
I have a crate behind the seat with vertical rod tubes at each corner. I took one of those extendable camera monopods (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003Z4YLAI/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), wrapped a section of pool noodle around it and stuff it into a rod tube. I get about 2.5 hours from a battery so I carry three of them on a trip. I tried the head mounted camera but there's too much motion, I get seasick watching those videos, plus the head strap gave me a wicked headache.
I have a similar type of setup. I don't use the crate on the new boat and haven't really filmed much. My monopod is an extension pole. I cut the top of a tripod off and screwed it onto the extension pole so I can still make camera adjustments. I wrapped it in pipe foam to make it floatable. I agree about the head cam. No matter how hard I try to keep it still the video is shaky
Thanks Rich, I'm still playing around with my approach. The bluegill was no match for my 6wt 
chrokee, it is a GoPro Hero 2. Everything is shot in 720p. I'm thinking about adding a 2nd camera that will face me so I can splice in some reaction shots. Not sure my ugly mug is what people want to see, plus it will add a lot more time to post-production. All editing is done in iMovie.
chrokee, it is a GoPro Hero 2. Everything is shot in 720p. I'm thinking about adding a 2nd camera that will face me so I can splice in some reaction shots. Not sure my ugly mug is what people want to see, plus it will add a lot more time to post-production. All editing is done in iMovie.
Ha ha Dimes! I'm using a size 2 popper and I still get the overly aggressive blue gills, but mostly they can't get that big a hook in their mouths but they are always after it. I haven't yet pulled a trout on the fly (just started flyfishing again this year) but one of my friends did last month. I've pulled trout out of there on Kastmasters and a lot of folks use chartreuse PowerBait with success.
Ouch, those Senkos aren't exactly cheap. Yes, I think there is a weed edge that runs along there that the bass stack up along. I always seem to have success in that general area. I've also had success in the pads but for some reason they weren't taking the frog this day.