Now he gives us the opportunity to observe the Florida largemouth in a natural habitat and at our leisure through LunkerCam, an unblinking look at the life of several trophy-class fish.

Watch these fish as they feed and interact. Learn how they strike their forage. Study how they relate to cover and weather changes. Lau's bass are located near Ocala, Fla. (in the same waters where parts of Bigmouth and Bigmouth Forever were filmed), but they will go through many of the same stimuli as bass on your favorite waters, wherever they might be.

the fish are in a tank.  :

Wow!  Watching that LunkerCam was almost as exciting as watching grass grow!

Obviously you havent seen this guys films because the water where he fishes is extremely clear just like this and the bass are really colorful just like the ones on film. Either way its night time now and you cant see them because its dark. But im looking at about ten deer on the game cam Two eight points. Which is really cool.

i guess i havnt. but what are we learning about bass in their natural habitat watching them in a fish tank? if you read the comments on the bottom , people are saying they had problems with the pump and seen someone in the cam trying to fix it.  :

i guess it is cool , but animal planet or national geographic had something similar where the cameras were on a watering hole in africa on some reserve. that was pretty neat.

Video isn't working for me.   :'(

BassFishinMagician must be embarrassed , he shouldn't be.

I watch it every Monday and Wednesday at 1pm. I think it great. Do you know how big the tank is? Pm me if you have the answer. Thanks.

BassFishinMagician must be embarrassed , he shouldn't be.

i didnt mean to run him off , if thats what i did.  :-?

I watch it every Monday and Wednesday at 1pm. I think it great. Do you know how big the tank is? Pm me if you have the answer. Thanks.

As big as the tank in the Orlando Bass Pro?  LOL 

Wow! Watching that LunkerCam was almost as exciting as watching grass grow!

Or paint dry