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...leftovers for a snack in that castle on ice. All the time, of course, keeping an eye on that four-way split screen Aqua-Vu fish camera. Black Friday is behind us. But even shoppers who ventured out the day after Thanksgiving, one of the busiest...
...the life jackets, throw cushion and all the other necessities are in place and I might even get out and do a little "Aqua-Vu-ing."Opening morning will be spent with some paying customers and an annual tradition at Lost Lake Lodge, followed...
Jeff Zernov and his Aqua-Vu underwater camera gained a victory Thursday but the battle is far from over. Photos The House Environment and Natural Resources...
...said he doesn't agree with a bill seeking to ban the Aqua-Vu underwater camera manufactured in Baxter by Jeff Zernov...much ado about nothing." It was pointed out that the Aqua-Vu could benefit ice fishermen but Ventura disagreed...
...kids. Bobbers bobbed in the water as the youngsters anxiously awaited a bite. A number of walleyes were pulled in. Two Aqua-Vu underwater cameras wowed the youngsters. Trophies and tackle were presented to the young anglers. The pro anglers saw...
...Moroni. "You could hardly see through the infield." Jeff Zernov spent much of the year defending his invention, the Aqua-Vu underwater camera. House and Senate bills were being considered to ban the camera. "I feel like I've been kidnapped...
...soft bottom, where weedlines begin, etc. If you're unsure about what you sense, an underwater camera such as the Aqua Vu will remove all doubts. Note the depth and the particular structural elements when you contact fish. Use the map to find...
...left a safe distance behind -- and try the holes. Good electronics can greatly aid your search for jumbo perch. An Aqua-Vu will tell you if those marks on your Vexilar FL-8 are worth pursuing. If so, drill another hole, set up the Fish...
...never gives up? Ask Ron Kobes of Nature Vision, makers of Aqua-Vu fish cameras. He's an expert northern pike fishermen...the fish won't be there," Kobes says. Kobes uses an Aqua Vu to look for coontail and rock piles that host bait fish...
...humps that top out near the thermocline. Thermocline will show up as a dark, thick line on most sonars. Or lower an Aqua-Vu camera with the new temperature gauge to find where the temperature drops rapidly. If the thermocline is at 12 feet...