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Posted by: BrownTrout01
Posted on: Jan 6th, 2011 at 7:36am
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Thanks for the thread and the link MT.

One other thought is it might be pretty nice to mount a camera and capture some video while paddling a creek or near shore.
Posted by: marlin55388
Posted on: Jan 6th, 2011 at 3:38am
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I broke mine...
Posted by: Joe_Schmeaux
Posted on: Jan 5th, 2011 at 8:38am
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Another thumbs up for gorillapods
Posted by: wally
Posted on: Jan 5th, 2011 at 3:57am
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got one, and second that for my UZ P&S type cams.  Like it!

just checked out the price on a Joby sturdy enough to hold my DSLR and good sized lens!  Think I had a mini-stroke!
Posted by: mastertangler
Posted on: Jan 5th, 2011 at 2:05am
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I was following the thread about Pine Knots trip and noted there was some interest in his quality pics especially since they were self taken. Rather than take the focus off his stellar trip I though a new post might be in order.

While his pics came out well his methodology would probably end in tragedy if I employed it (BLOOP!......< this is the sound a small camera makes when it enters the water  Cry ).

DD's mount has merit. I'm sure others have their own gadgets.

I really like what I use. Very adjustable and very light yet strong. The legs can wrap around a thwart or a branch or you can just set it up on a stump tri-pod fashion. Check it out.
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