RICCARDO BATTISTI ‘LIVE STREAMING BOLSENA’
the strangest factor was that despite having the wind behind us, it was otherwise the same and the carp had fed as usual .. proof that nothing is absolute
No, we are not talking there about ourselves, the title of the article refers to the beautiful and majestic fish from Lake Bolsena that we had the pleasure of holding in our arms during the course of the program ‘’Live streaming Bolsena”.
We have always defined these carp by the 34
curious term ‘stallion’ just to propose the idea that during the fight the boat seems to become a chariot drawn by the power and fury of thoroughbred stallions. While we were fishing, thanks to the underwater cameras available from
Carpspot.de, we had the opportunity to
observe the behaviour and reactions of carp in front of our monitors, reactions that were both surprising and spectacular. The event was organised by Ross Honey,
founder of the World Carp Classic, to promote Lake Bolsena but mainly to help people understand the ethics of the angler in relation to fish - how they are and should be treated, always resorting to ‘’best practice angling and catch & release’’. To produce the video, Ross, as always, found
the best; Sebastian Heinz owner of Carpspot who provided the best of underwater technology as well as having participated personally - he is a
true magician of these instruments. Andy Chambers, umpire and chief Marshall,
Ron Van de Bergh who oversaw the direction so that there were never any problems, and cameraman Robert Kiss, who is world famous for creating fishing videos. We were shooting this video to the left of the
port of Bolsena during the hot days of August, where the number of swimmers had increased the appeal and the film-making made more spontaneous and enjoyable. At this point there is a large weed bed that
created difficulty in finding the right spots to place the traps. After about three hours we
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