Hey guys, Morgan here from Paul's Fishing Systems. Here we are demonstrating our Condor
Fishing Drone with the Newton 3 release clip. We're going to show you our recommendation
on how to set up your gear to ensure you get the best catch rate, while minimising any
pendulum effect from the sinkers on the drone. So you'll see in our diagrams and all of our
videos we've got the weight straight underneath the drone. We've got that attached by a release
wire. So these wires come with the Condor Fishing Drone, but they're available to purchase
individually. Then straight from the release wire with the sinkers, we've got our baited
traces all on one line, and then that line is attached to the end of your rod and reel
line. Benefit of running your system like this, is that once the weight drops you can
start winding in your line, and you know that it's all going to be nice and straight. There's
no chance of it being tangled, and you can maintain tension on your trace the whole time.
A tight fishing line catches more fish.
So the Newton 3 release clip just runs off tension, so you fly the drone out until you
want the baits to release. Once you want the baits to release, you put some tension on
your line. So you can either put your reel into gear or you can flick your bail arm over
if you're using a spinning reel, tension comes on, and as you'll see here baits releases
There you go, done.
Now we're off to Taranaki with Matt and Ross, and they're getting their gear ready to set
out, hoping for something pretty amazing. And keep watching because they certainly get
it.
So that's the first lot of traces deployed for the day, drone's on its way back in now.
Let those baits have a bit of a soak, and see what happens.
All right so I've casted these baits out 300 meters, got prawn, squid, and a bit of pilchard.
Never tried prawn before, and I've heard it's quite good lately. People catching good snapper
on it. I thought why not give it a go. Oh getting bite's already. Got those banana prawns,
the whole fresh ones.
They were on special supermarket so, see how we go. Getting a few hits already.
Getting some some action tonight, come on change the light. A bit of a crosswind, but
a westerly breeze, but that's alright, I'm not casting too far. We've got the intel the
fish are in close at the moment, so some shorter, drops see how we go.
Just casted out with prawn, squid, and pilchard, and we've got something already. Got some
nibbles it might be a small kahawai. But on the prawn on the last bait, on the last cast,
got a lemon fish actually. That is a first for us.
There he is, I've finned him, gutted him chop his head off, chopped his tail off, get the
ammonia out of him.
Probably tea tonight I'd say.
Getting some more bites over there.
We're in? Oh yeah oh we're on again, on again. Oh yeah there we go we're on. Better wind
it in. Might be a kahawai.
It's a decent one whatever it is. Hopefully it's a snapper aye.
A big hit in the last one on, the squid lost it though. Very similar to this one.
It's a big whatever it is.
It's got to be a snapper there, surely.
There's a a bit of weight there aye. How far out? About 200m.
Oh she's getting pretty full. Running me to ground now. Oh yea let it off.
Nah that'd just the waves aye.
Do you want to go down or do you want me to?
Bit of a bend in that rod boy.
It's coming in, whatever it is.
Snapper! Snapper! Jesus!t That's a big one!
Oh, dude! That's our 20 pounder! Look at it! Oh my god it's ginormous! 90 centimetres,
27.9 pound. This might be one to go up on the wall.
Fish of a lifetime right there. So baits taken out by the Condor Fishing Drone, hauled them
with the massive Penn Spinfisher VI 10500.
That's the most popular drone fishing reel that we sell. So make sure you like and subscribe
to our videos, we've got plenty of other videos coming out constantly with different types
of drones, we've got the Splashdrone 4 and FD1 drones coming out soon, we're getting
out there with kites and kontikis frequently. Have a look through our videos I'm sure you'll
see something else you like. Thanks for watching