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Commercial Fishing Video Of The Day | Hidden Falls 2014

Video July 25, 2014 JuneauTek Leave a comment

Here are some highlights from the beginning of the salmon season this year in Hidden Falls.

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This project was funded on Kickstarter with the last year and has drawn the attention of a few gadget magazines including, Engadget (here). The retail price tag is only $199, which makes this one of the most affordable quality drones on the market. I cant wait to get my hands on one of these to film salmon swimming in the set. Check out the site: http://myziphius.com/

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