Pike filmed in its element

More and more video clips of pike filmed in their element are appearing on Youtube these days.

Click here to see a pike back pedal slowly as two divers approach it, before it slinks off and sulks almost motionless on the bottom as a shoal of prey swim past seemingly oblivious to its presence.

Cameraman wins award for film on pike

Underwater cameraman Dean Burman has won an award with a film on the pike which inhabit a flooded quarry in Leicestershire, where divers train.

His documentary Lair of the Waterwolf won the Amateur DVD Award at the keenly-contested British Underwater Image Festival, which had around 1,000 entries.

Click here for a preview, on the BBC. We're hoping to feature Dean and his work in a future edition of Pikelines.

PAC members have been compiling questions for Dean about aspects of pike behaviour he has witnessed, via our members forums.

He made more than 80 dives to complete his project, which includes footage of pike mating and fighting.

Hi-tech finally goes mad..?

The only surprising thing about Fishingcam is it's taken this long for someone to bring it out.

A firm called Sanderson Environmental are marketing an underwater camera you can place near your baits to see what's going on under the water.

No more wondering what's going on down there. Now you can watch your baits in glorious technicolour thanks to a lead with a built-in camera, that transmits CCTV pics via a special fibre optic line.

Ultimate pike fishing accessory - or has technology finally gone too far..?

If you don't believe it's happening, click here.