
These little "spy" cameras are cheap and available on ebay for less than $8 each, and work great! Very small and light-weight... perfect for fishing or adventure cameras.
We've been testing ways to waterproof them, with this new assembly to strap one on our fishing line to watch a fish as we fight it.

We have a tuna fishing trip coming up, and want to keep 'working' as we take video.
This simple clip works quick and easy.

We did think about using the "spy sunglass" cameras, but the glasses aren't our style and seem more cumbersome.

Anything you can think of! Here is a fun way to capture a "worm's eye view" from a mini-RC car.

Hot glue on all the ports and seams was fast... but leaked!
Spray on Plasti-Dip completely covered the camera, and worked for about 3 minutes... then leaked!
Here is our "test setup" to simulate the Columbia River...

The real trick is sealing the camera while keeping the camera's viewport clear.

A simple LED lamp lets us peer into the enemy's trenches!
Soon we'll have the mini-RC car driving deep into their lair...

This is the route we'll be taking to get video of fish!

An impressively complex design with some great components for future hacks!

Well, maybe not "effectively".