Issac - I need a "schoolcator"! In fact, I want to become your distributor in South Florida. I see a big use for this tool in offshore dolphin fishing. Your pitch was good. You had my attention for all 90 seconds. From a technical standpoint, the sound could have been a bit louder, but all in all, a great pitch. Keep up the good work.
I think this is a great idea at first i was a little confused since you switched it up on us but I see how this can be very successful. As a fisherman myself I can totally side with you on the frustrations of landing a fish and then not seeing fish again. Your post is very informative and convincing. As a freshwater guy that fishes more often from land than from boat I may be a little less educated on red fish. My questions are, if you use a small sized flotation device what would keep the fish from pulling it under as they would a bobber? Secondly how would this be removed from the fish?
I am not much of a fisherman but this seems like an interesting product that could help people of all skill level. You dressed professionally and gave eye contact that would work well with an audience. The only problem I had was with sound, I had to turn up my volume almost all the way up to hear you clearly. Nonetheless, your video was great and kept my attention throughout.
Issac - I need a "schoolcator"! In fact, I want to become your distributor in South Florida. I see a big use for this tool in offshore dolphin fishing. Your pitch was good. You had my attention for all 90 seconds. From a technical standpoint, the sound could have been a bit louder, but all in all, a great pitch. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteI think this is a great idea at first i was a little confused since you switched it up on us but I see how this can be very successful. As a fisherman myself I can totally side with you on the frustrations of landing a fish and then not seeing fish again. Your post is very informative and convincing. As a freshwater guy that fishes more often from land than from boat I may be a little less educated on red fish. My questions are, if you use a small sized flotation device what would keep the fish from pulling it under as they would a bobber? Secondly how would this be removed from the fish?
ReplyDeleteI am not much of a fisherman but this seems like an interesting product that could help people of all skill level. You dressed professionally and gave eye contact that would work well with an audience. The only problem I had was with sound, I had to turn up my volume almost all the way up to hear you clearly. Nonetheless, your video was great and kept my attention throughout.
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