Maybe we can do this.

This is from a globalflyfishers.com (Crazy tubers gather in Denmark) don't know hwo we could will not have that many to do this but it would look cool.


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that would be cool they look cold tho

19 people I counted that's a lot of people to coordinate for one day meet up

thats dedication for you.
maybe we will be able to do it too

Monster wrote:19 people I counted that's a lot of people to coordinate for one day meet up

I was just thinging hwo is going to take the picture, rudy always ask a passer by to take our picture. But if we did that I am sure the camera would be gone, as we watch the guy walk away with it

we all have to be read to cast and who ever catch the person run with the camera wins big fish of the day lol

There you go that is using your head.

well if worst come to worst i will take the pics and you can photo shop me in lol

No we will get a group picture we always do just might not happen in the water.

yea i guess but we try to do our best maybe some one will help out maybe a life guard lol

Hmm...

We'll figure out something.

were there is a will there is a fisherman lol

You balance a tripod on a platform with a tube under it and set the timer. then you paddle yourself over to the lineup and hope we're all in the shot. Don't forget to tie a lead to the camera tube so you don't lose it. Or a lead on either side and maybe anchored in two place so it doesn't spin. then hope we're in the shot. Of course you must be concerned the contraption is not top heavy of course the anchors may accommodate that. And hope we're in the shot. Ok no wait...you find a really big stick that you can stick in the mudd...some duct tape...or no no how about hang it from a tree limb...or velcro it to the top of an rc boat...and hope we're in the shot!! Or...

The wheele's are turning, and smoke is coming from those ears, we will see what happens the day of.

Maybe a long self timer

Those type of shots are great to have as an archive. SCBBBC's Rich Caro has some from 25 years ago and it's great to see where the roots came from!

For those who haven't fished organized tubing events...SCBBBC averaged about 40 kickboats/floattubes per event last year and the highest I've seen at any one event was the Bass N' Tubes Open a while back that had something like 73! Crazy cool!

Todd

Yes, i've heard of those since i started float tubing but the drive was always and issue.

Sounds like a super cool organization though.

We can have some one on shore take a pic of us that are going to the SFD get-together!