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xbox 360
Finally, A Realistic Fishing Pole Controller For the Xbox 360
Coming this fall is "The Strike," a fishing game promising "realistic lake bottom topography, life-like fish behaviors" and more, and with it, this bait-and-tackle controller. I can almost smell the Mercruiser fumes. [Unscripted 360] -
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Mad Aussie Guy Catching a Marlin from Helicopter
Yes. Fishing marlins from helicopters. It may sound boring, but seriously, you won't believe your eyes. If your jaw doesn't drop after watching this, I'll post pictures of myself naked. Update: do you think this is real or not? I think it is, but you can tell us your opinion in the comments. More » -
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Walking Stick Fishing Pole: Perfect for Dr. House's Days Off?
A walking stick, with a catch. Well, potentially a catch anyway: with a reel and 8# fishing line, this mashup gadget enables you to combined fishing with your countryside strolls. It's 35-inches high, with a rubber foot and metal/plastic reel, and is available now for $39.95. On second thoughts, House wouldn't so much use this for fishing for fish, as much as for views up nurse's skirts. The advertising doesn't suggest that though. [Product via Nerd Approved] -
ippon zuri
Cellphone Fishing Game: Catch a Virtual Fish, Get a Real Fish Delivered To Your Door
A new fishing game for cellphone users based in western Japan is mixing the virtual with the actual, as competitors who hook a fish get the chance to have the same kind of fish delivered to their door by a local seafood wholesaler.
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gadgets
Garmin Colorado 300, 400i, 400t, 400c GPSes Saves Lost Hikers, Fishers and Voyeurs
The Skinny: This walkie-talkie shaped Garmin Colorado GPS unit is meant to be used when you're out in the wilderness (hiking or fishing) and need to know details like how high the terrain is and whether you're in water or not. It's got a 3-inch screen, and has different versions for different needs. More » -
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Origo Guide Pro Fishing Watch
For those who like a little cheating with their fishing, the Origo Guide Pro fisherman watch may be a good fit. After measuring 30 hours worth of temperature and pressure, the watch will alert you to the best time to procure the species of the aquatic. Plus, it features some other handy measurements like an altimeter accurate within a foot and a digital compass that just might save your life. For those without either the patience of fishing or the $60-$100 to plop on this watch, don't fret. We hear the mercury content will kill you anyway. [popsci via ohgizmo] -
gadgets
Pen-Sized Fishing Rod
The Fishpen, by outdoor gear company Coleman, is a telescoping fishing rod in a pen sized container. It's for when you happen to pass a creek, or pond, and the mood strikes you to Fish your little heart out and hook some bass in the mouth for the pure love of the sport. The compact bronze reel snaps on after extending the metal pole. Two pens, a case, and hooks, weights and bobbers for $40 bucks. More » -
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FishCam Gives You a Sporting Edge Over Creatures of the Deep
While some seasoned anglers say it's cheating, this FishCam gives you an edge on those slimy little bastards, feeding the video from a tiny camera attached to your fishing line to a little topside monitor. Hey, now you can get video proof of the One That Got Away, or you can make sure he doesn't get away in the first place by pulling up on that fishing rod right when you see him biting down on the lure. More » -
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Rocket Fishing Rod: If You're Too Lazy to Fish Properly
Fishing is supposed to be relaxing, dammit. Sure, sitting on a boat in the sun drinking beer with your buddies is relaxing, but what about the whole casting motion? You call that relaxing?! I need to actually move my arm and exert some energy, which I am not a fan of. What I need is this Rocket Fishing Rod, which launches the hook, line, and float via a handheld compression unit. More » -
peripherals
Protect Your TV With This Wii Strap Fix
Since flying Wiimotes are breaking TVs both here and in Japan now, here's a flickr guide to protect your $2000 investment from your $250 investment. More » -
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Strom Fishing Lures Use Nanotach to Catch Four Times More Fish
Nanotech is creeping into our lives, and now it surfaces in fishing lures, where vacuum equipment manufacturer Ulvac has created Strom, an especially shiny fishing lure with an optical coating that uses nanotechnology. The trick here is its holographic color that keeps its shininess regardless of the viewing angle. That will theoretically attract the attention of veritable universities of fish. More » -
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Fishing Parachute: Tire 'Em Out, Reel 'Em In
A fishing parachute? Yes, but not the kind of parachute you might be thinking of—this one works under water. It doesn't actually exist yet, but it's a patent for a device that tires out fish. When a fish is hooked and starts pulling on the fishing line, the chute opens, creating lots of drag as the fish tries to escape. More » -
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American Ingenuity MiniBeam Flashlight
The MiniBeam is an LED flashlight that has a lightweight and pocket-sized compact design yet can be seen a mile away. The company says it will run for 36 hours on a set of batteries, and fishermen will like the fact that it's buoyant enough to float. It's available in silver, metallic blue, purple, wood grain or camouflage as you see pictured here. More » -
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Nightfishing - Lumiline
Japan's Toray Fishing Corp. and Matsushita Electrical Industrial Corp. have developed a gadget for nighttime anglers. The system uses an ultraviolet LED to irradiate the fishing line. The line itself is coated with pigment that's ten times brighter than ordinary fluorescent paint and will glow for quite a while after casting. The product comes with an LED-equipped storage device that is fixed on the lower part of the fishing rod. When the line shoots through the storage thingie, it lights up and scares fish away, which is good. It will be available February. 2006.
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Love Fishing? Love Kamome.
Coden Japan developed a fishing boat of a very different kind. It is a remote-controlled boat, with GPS, radar and all. You hook your fishing line on Kamome and then direct it to the spot where the fish are swimming (using the color radar display). Find the hotspot, release the hook and start reeling them in. There are many more functions, such as LAN connectivity and analyzing shallow grounds, caves and other places that you cannot reach with a normal boat. You will feed yourself for years on the $5,600 investment. More »
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