FINALLY! Australia's hottest fishing video series now available for the U.S. and Canadian Markets! STRIKEZONE has been featured in dozens of magazines worldwide and lauded for these unique videos that, for the first tim... more »e ever, show all the fishing action from the perspective of both the fisherman and the fish! Until now, however, they've only been available in Australia and only on PAL format, which is not compatible for viewing on North American DVDs and TVs. Now available in NTSC and with additional footage not even available in Australia, you can see and own the DVDs the rest of the world is buzzing about. Utilizing the amazing underwater STRIKECAM, the STRIKEZONE series takes you where other fishing videos can t Right to the fish! The combination of this unique underwater perspective and the expert production team adds up to a tremendous viewing experience. Every fisherman both Saltwater and Freshwater alike will find the STRIKEZONE DVDs an essential addition to their library and will appreciate and learn volumes from the unique underwater perspective of how fish actually react and respond to various bait and baiting techniques. In this title, BILLFISHING, we see why no other fish excites anglers as much as the mighty Billfish. Once again STRIKEZONE has gone one step further in capturing never before seen underwater STRIKECAM action of Black, Blue and Striped Marlin as well as Sailfish attacking baits and teasers. Add in some amazing aerial displays along with Al McGlashan s tricks and techniques and this DVD is set to be one of the best Billfishing DVDs ever produced!. Filmed entirely in the Billfish-rich waters of Port Stephens in Australia this DVD is not only loaded with spectacular footage but also important information on finding fish, bait rigging and fighting techniques. STRIKEZONE: Billfishing is guaranteed to excite, entertain and most importantly teach you the finer points of Billfishing from trailerboats and gameboats alike! Bonus features Tackle tips, knot tying, rigging, Bloopers and an interview with marine scientist Dr Julian Pepperell.« less
