Awesome video Mark! We wanted to make drone fishing easy for everyone so great to see it in action - you're an great teacher 👌👌 For anyone watching we just wanted to mention that Mark is using the BETA version of the Aeroo Pro. We were lucky enough to receive Mark's expert feedback and since it's initial testing phase we've made few changes to the final version which will be released very soon: - The camera/gimbal unit has been upgraded, it now has a brushless system and records smooth high quality footage. - The Aeroo Pro no longer requires calibration before every flight. The drone will occasionally ask you to calibrate, but only in areas of high interference. We're looking forward to your next adventure 🎣
Cheers guys, we love the Aeroo drone and looking forward to the final release version. It's so easy to use and even a first time drone user can fly it without any problems. Also so cool that we can use it to drop burley, that's a game changer and can only be achieved with a drone that has an electronic release.
just bought 2 phantom 3 to lean how to drone fish your videos help me so much even using the peg for release works like a charm is not often you find a honest person thats why i will wait for your review on the new aeroo pro drone before rushing out and buying one keep up these great drone videos they are magic
Thanks so much, that is very encouraging feedback. If our videos are helpful then we have achieved our mission :) I can't wait to make the review of the Aeroo Drone. Just waiting for it to be officially released. But the phantom 3 is also still a very good drone for fishing.
Hi there...do you do drone fishing around the Nelson area...will that be ok being near the airport? Moving to Nelson in a month and also do a bit of drone fishing. Great video.
there aren't many spots around Nelson where you can fly a drone. A lot of restrictions in this area. You have to download the airshare app. It shows you all the restricted zones. There are a few spots around Montueka where you can fly and Mapua is okay from memory. But check the app before you fly a drone around there so you don't get into trouble.
Hi Mark , my AerroPro arrived at last , heading out to the local park to give it a test run . You say in the video , that Temu has tension release clips , found them , but which type would you recommend. Cheers, from a bright cloudless day here in Tauranga, Murray
Hey mate, that's awesome. I'm sure you'll love the drone. I'm still waiting for the final version to arrive so I can make another video. If you search for down rigger clips on Temu there are quite a few options. They are basically just a fancy version of a clothes peg. But cheap enough.
Yeah I did fill up that yoghurt container, eh :) Agreed, it would have been safer to try with a little less first, haha. Although the weight was still only half of the max payload capacity of the drone.
Flying a drone at night is indeed possible, but it comes with significant challenges and legal considerations. The main difficulty is visibility. At night, it's hard to see the drone, so you'll mostly rely on the app's information about the drone's position, altitude, and orientation. This can make it more challenging to maintain control and avoid obstacles. However, it's crucial to check local regulations before attempting to fly a drone at night. Many regions have specific rules that prohibit flying a drone in low-visibility conditions or at night unless you have special permissions or equipment, such as anti-collision lights that make the drone visible in the dark. Some countries or areas might outright ban night flights to ensure safety. So, while it's technically possible to fly a drone at night, you must be cautious and well-informed about the local laws and the limitations of flying without direct visual contact.
@@Fishingreminder I would only be doing it for surf fishing so no trees or anything really to get in the way. Wouldn’t I be able to use the way point so it drops the bait in the same spot as it did the last time
@@ShaneWere I think it would work with waypoints, but I haven't used that feature yet. But I'll give it a try. It would only work if the drone saves the waypoints after it is turned off and on again. My old DJI Phantom didn't save waypoints between restarts but the Aeroo probably does.
@@Fishingreminder yeh the Aeroo will go back to the exact same spot that it dropped the bait previously if set so I can’t see why it wouldn’t go straight back to same spot in the dark
if aeroo pro is Australian owned why are not they are made in australia but new Zealand people that bought your v2 drone how do they get parts for them when the sight says sold out is this whats going to happen with aeroo pro when you make another model drone also no parts why is ther no phone number to contact about these dones
I'm not sure about the v2 drone but on their website there is a support section for this drone: nz.aeroodrones.com/pages/support Just send them a message via email. They are pretty fast with their responses. Everything gets made in China these days and is designed in other countries. It the way the world currently works. Australia doesn't even have any factories that could produce any of the electronic components required for a drone like this.
@@joeys5429 I see, makes sense. Although I have never had any transmission issues pointing the antennas to the drone. Maybe it makes a difference with those little toy drones that have a 50m transmission range. But these antennas can transmit over a 10km range, so it doesn't really matter.
You can purchase the Aeroo Pro drone directly from Aeroo via this link: nz.aeroodrones.com/?sca_ref=7054114.CAYFUL62DuQ
A great demonstration, by showing a second party, it made it a lot more clearer to the video watchers. Thank you.
Thank you, glad it was helpful.
Awesome video Mark! We wanted to make drone fishing easy for everyone so great to see it in action - you're an great teacher 👌👌
For anyone watching we just wanted to mention that Mark is using the BETA version of the Aeroo Pro. We were lucky enough to receive Mark's expert feedback and since it's initial testing phase we've made few changes to the final version which will be released very soon:
- The camera/gimbal unit has been upgraded, it now has a brushless system and records smooth high quality footage.
- The Aeroo Pro no longer requires calibration before every flight. The drone will occasionally ask you to calibrate, but only in areas of high interference.
We're looking forward to your next adventure 🎣
Cheers guys, we love the Aeroo drone and looking forward to the final release version. It's so easy to use and even a first time drone user can fly it without any problems. Also so cool that we can use it to drop burley, that's a game changer and can only be achieved with a drone that has an electronic release.
Bloody awesome guys , it's a nice spot to fish , cheers , shaneo Nelson, 🍺👍
Thanks mate, yeah love that spot, eh. One of the few places you can drone fish around Nelson.
Nelson is the place to be!👍😉❤
It's a great video. I'll enjoy watching it. 👍 👍❤
thanks mate, glad you enjoy!
just bought 2 phantom 3 to lean how to drone fish your videos help me so much even using the peg for release works like a charm is not often you find a honest person thats why i will wait for your review on the new aeroo pro drone before rushing out and buying one keep up these great drone videos they are magic
Thanks so much, that is very encouraging feedback. If our videos are helpful then we have achieved our mission :) I can't wait to make the review of the Aeroo Drone. Just waiting for it to be officially released. But the phantom 3 is also still a very good drone for fishing.
Great video good education for drone use mark,that gurnard had unusual colors 👍
thanks mate, yeah it was a beast of a gurnard with interesting colors.
Great video especially useful for me seems I'm going to embark on a drone fishing mission this summer.
Be careful, once you start drone fishing you'll never go back to surfcasting 🙂😎
I saw you at the Nelson Market on Saturday, should of said hi lol... Michael Backyard fishing nz
haha, yeah we were there meeting up with another youtube friend @stuwnz Don't be a stranger next time. We love to meet our viewers.
You may be interested in Ham&Cheese Berley cage that you can cast, so it will stay near your hooks
Thanks for the tip, I'll definitely look into that!
Hi there...do you do drone fishing around the Nelson area...will that be ok being near the airport? Moving to Nelson in a month and also do a bit of drone fishing.
Great video.
there aren't many spots around Nelson where you can fly a drone. A lot of restrictions in this area. You have to download the airshare app. It shows you all the restricted zones. There are a few spots around Montueka where you can fly and Mapua is okay from memory. But check the app before you fly a drone around there so you don't get into trouble.
Hi Mark , my AerroPro arrived at last , heading out to the local park to give it a test run .
You say in the video , that Temu has tension release clips , found them , but which type would you recommend.
Cheers, from a bright cloudless day here in Tauranga,
Murray
Hey mate, that's awesome. I'm sure you'll love the drone. I'm still waiting for the final version to arrive so I can make another video. If you search for down rigger clips on Temu there are quite a few options. They are basically just a fancy version of a clothes peg. But cheap enough.
Always try with less weight/burley on ya first flight , ya put heaps in on first try .
Yeah I did fill up that yoghurt container, eh :) Agreed, it would have been safer to try with a little less first, haha. Although the weight was still only half of the max payload capacity of the drone.
Hi, could you please post a link for the drone security release clip...Thanks.
Have a look at the aeroo website. They sell the clips. nz.aeroodrones.com/products/safety-clips-pack-of-10
how many flights can you do with your 6 ounce sinker and two hooks set up, casting 250m away?
about 4-5 flights on one battery
Can i fly in the rain?
It can handle drizzle but not really hard rain as it's not waterproof.
Can u fly the drone out at night?
Flying a drone at night is indeed possible, but it comes with significant challenges and legal considerations. The main difficulty is visibility. At night, it's hard to see the drone, so you'll mostly rely on the app's information about the drone's position, altitude, and orientation. This can make it more challenging to maintain control and avoid obstacles.
However, it's crucial to check local regulations before attempting to fly a drone at night. Many regions have specific rules that prohibit flying a drone in low-visibility conditions or at night unless you have special permissions or equipment, such as anti-collision lights that make the drone visible in the dark. Some countries or areas might outright ban night flights to ensure safety.
So, while it's technically possible to fly a drone at night, you must be cautious and well-informed about the local laws and the limitations of flying without direct visual contact.
@@Fishingreminder I would only be doing it for surf fishing so no trees or anything really to get in the way. Wouldn’t I be able to use the way point so it drops the bait in the same spot as it did the last time
@@ShaneWere I think it would work with waypoints, but I haven't used that feature yet. But I'll give it a try. It would only work if the drone saves the waypoints after it is turned off and on again. My old DJI Phantom didn't save waypoints between restarts but the Aeroo probably does.
@@Fishingreminder yeh the Aeroo will go back to the exact same spot that it dropped the bait previously if set so I can’t see why it wouldn’t go straight back to same spot in the dark
if aeroo pro is Australian owned why are not they are made in australia but new Zealand people that bought your v2 drone how do they get parts for them when the sight says sold out is this whats going to happen with aeroo pro when you make another model drone also no parts why is ther no phone number to contact about these dones
I'm not sure about the v2 drone but on their website there is a support section for this drone:
nz.aeroodrones.com/pages/support
Just send them a message via email. They are pretty fast with their responses.
Everything gets made in China these days and is designed in other countries. It the way the world currently works. Australia doesn't even have any factories that could produce any of the electronic components required for a drone like this.
@@Fishingreminder thanks mate
Never point the antenaes at the drone folks it’s the weakest part😊
Could you explain what you mean? Cheers
@@Fishingreminder the pointed end is the weakest transmision part
@@joeys5429 I see, makes sense. Although I have never had any transmission issues pointing the antennas to the drone. Maybe it makes a difference with those little toy drones that have a 50m transmission range. But these antennas can transmit over a 10km range, so it doesn't really matter.
@@Fishingreminder my fishing drone gets over 30 sattilites how many does yours ? nice gurnerd careful of its spikes