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What would you think about owning a compact, portable fishing scope? Something you could reach for when you are in those gin clear waters and you wonder, "is there anything over there?"
What if you could see? A reverse periscope. No more basing a cast on "fishy water", but actually able to see?
Would it be heresy for a fly fisherman? Kind of like a fish finder? Hell, maybe it already exists?
Just curious. It doesn't seem like a reverse periscope would be hard to engineer or make light weight and portable.
Yet, I wonder if it would be accepted? Not that I want to make one or anything along that line, but I do have to wonder after seeing a few underwater videos pop up over the last few days.
I'm probably not the only one out there who wonders what lies below. Sometimes you just want to know and there are no signs to tell you.
For me, that's just the best part. I think that the designation of "fly fishing purist" might soon get far more complicated, however.
What if you could see? A reverse periscope. No more basing a cast on "fishy water", but actually able to see?
Would it be heresy for a fly fisherman? Kind of like a fish finder? Hell, maybe it already exists?
Just curious. It doesn't seem like a reverse periscope would be hard to engineer or make light weight and portable.
Yet, I wonder if it would be accepted? Not that I want to make one or anything along that line, but I do have to wonder after seeing a few underwater videos pop up over the last few days.
I'm probably not the only one out there who wonders what lies below. Sometimes you just want to know and there are no signs to tell you.
For me, that's just the best part. I think that the designation of "fly fishing purist" might soon get far more complicated, however.