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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Here is an old Indiana musky...just under 47 inches and no teeth what so ever.
She only had the small teeth in the roof of her mouth left.
This was taken with an underwater camera at night by Josh Lebherz
Kinda cool I guess...
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Location: The desert | I guess we should start throwing some Crest on our baits as attractant so the fish's dental health doesnt detiriorate. After all we are all concerned about the fish's health right? LOL. Great pic Mike! |
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Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN | Nice pic....
Must have been an amazing photographer to take such a photo?!? 
Here's a few that you haven't seen.....plus my favortie of you, at least your hand.
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Location: Racine, Wi | You must have been throwing soft plastics. That thing shouldn't be eating anything solid. Cool pics. |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Yes Josh, I had an amazing photographer...Thanks for the photos bro!
Give me a shout sometime! |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Good stuff Mike. Cool to see underwater pictures of muskies.
Those Indi Muskies are caught so many times they loose all there teeth from hook-sets by there are 47-inches. LOL |
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Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN | How are you Hulbert? Unfortunatley never saw you on the water this fall....guess you've expanded your lake horizons. Hope you had a productive one. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year brother.
Josh
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Location: Medford, WI | Hey guys, just started noticing more and more underwater shots of fish and was interested in finding out what cameras you shoot them with as well as price ranges. I know I looked a few years ago, but everything I looked at was really expensive. Just wondering if anything has dropped into my price range. Also, are any of the underwater shots from digital cameras? I would imagine so as the quality is pretty darn good. Please let me know.
Thanks, Jake |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | The photo was taken from my friend Josh, who is a professional photographer.
The digital camera is simply placed inside of a water tight plastic housing. There are literally hundreds of these as they fit your exact camera and the buttons line up perfectly with the buttons on the camera.
Similar to this: http://www.tristatecamera.com/lookat.php?refid=263&sku=CANWPDC400
I will be ordering one for my digital camera this winter.
I am sure Josh can fill you in on more details....
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Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN | Mike covered most of it. You can get good, full function housings for a couple hundred bucks or less that fit around your digital point and shoots. If you want some fancy, it's waaaaay more. Only limitation are those low power flashes on point and shoots don't get you very far underwater....especially water that isn't gin clear.....so just play aroudn with what you can get away with.
I've had mine for a couple years and love it. I've taken underwater photos of bobbers, fish, plants, waterfalls you name it. Would really like to save up and get one for my Digital SLR...but that's a few grand.
Any other questions let me know. |
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Location: Medford, WI | Thanks a lot guys. I'm going to look into it this weekend; if I have any more questions I'll let you know.
Thanks again, Jake |
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