Tow Cam for Fishing

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  • Last Updated: Apr 29, 2026
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What Is the Best Fishing Trolling Camera and How to See Your Lure Spread in Real Time

When you’re trolling offshore for marlin, tuna, sailfish or other pelagic species, most of the action happens out of sight.

You can watch the rods, read the sounder and fine tune your spread from experience. However, you still cannot see how your lures are swimming, how fish are reacting, or what is happening behind the boat in real time. This is where a fishing camera system becomes incredibly valuable for understanding what’s really happening below the surface.

Over the years, anglers have used everything from line mounted cameras to GoPro housings like TrollPro to capture that underwater view. These setups can produce incredible footage. However, they all share the same limitation, you only see the result after the moment has passed.

A modern tow cam for fishing changes that.

If you want to see how your lures are actually performing and how fish are reacting in real time, the right system makes all the difference.

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What Is a Tow Cam for Fishing?

A tow cam for fishing is an underwater camera system designed to be towed behind a boat while trolling. It allows anglers to observe lure performance, fish behaviour and underwater conditions either through recorded footage or live viewing.

For offshore trolling, this means you can see:

  • Marlin and billfish chasing lures
  • Tuna feeding behind the boat
  • Sharks investigating the spread
  • Kingfish tracking movement
  • Dredges, teasers and lure positioning

Most tow cams fall into three categories:

  • Line mounted strike cameras that record near the lure
  • Trolling housings like TrollPro that tow behind the boat and record
  • Real time tow systems that let you see everything live

This difference is what defines how useful the system actually is.

See the full fishing camera guide

A tow cam is just one way to use a fishing camera setup. If you want a complete overview of how these systems work, including different setups, live viewing options, and how to choose the right approach, you can explore our full fishing camera guide.

Fishing Without vs With a Tow Cam

Without a tow cam

  • You rely on rod tips and your sounder
  • You don’t know if fish are following
  • You guess lure performance
  • Missed opportunities go unexplained

With a real time tow cam

  • You see fish approach your spread
  • You know if lures are working properly
  • You adjust positioning instantly
  • You learn from every pass

This is where tow cams move from a filming tool to a fishing tool.

Without real time viewing, you are always reacting after the moment has passed. This limits your ability to adjust and improve your spread while trolling.

Upgrade to Real Time Underwater Viewing

If your goal is to actually see what’s happening while trolling, the best setup is the Seavu Explorer Adventure Kit, available in 17m or 27m.

This setup gives you a stable, real time underwater view of your lure spread while you are still fishing.

Tow Cam Systems for Trolling: What’s Available?

The tow cam category is often misunderstood because very different systems are grouped together.

Here’s how they compare in real offshore use.

System typeExamplesBest forMain limitation
Line mounted camerasWater Wolf, CanFishStrike footageNo live viewing
Trolling housingsTrollProRecording spread and dredgesRecord only
Dedicated live systemsTowCamHDLive trolling viewFixed setup
Real time action camera systemsSeavu ExplorerFull spread visibility liveSetup required

Line Mounted Trolling Cameras

line mounted tow cam for fishing attached to lure during trolling

These cameras attach directly to your fishing line and travel with the lure.

They are useful for capturing strike footage. However, they only show a narrow view and do not provide feedback across your full spread.

TrollPro Style Camera Housings

TrollPro tow cam housing with GoPro used for trolling camera setup

TrollPro camera housings helped bring underwater trolling footage into mainstream offshore fishing.

By placing a GoPro inside a hydrodynamic housing, anglers could tow a camera behind the boat and record their lure spread, dredges and fish behaviour.

These systems are still used today. However, they are record only. You retrieve the camera, then review the footage. That means you cannot adjust your spread while the fish are actually there.

Dedicated Live View Tow Systems

dedicated tow cam system used for live underwater trolling footage

Systems like TowCamHD include live underwater viewing into trolling setups.

They are designed for offshore use and allow anglers to see underwater activity while fishing. However, most of these systems rely on built-in cameras with limited resolution, and because the camera cannot be upgraded, they tend to become outdated as technology advances. They also offer less flexibility in terms of camera choice and setup.

BuiltBuilt In Cameras vs Action Camera Systems

Many tow cam systems include a built in camera.

While convenient, these systems come with a number of limitations:

  • Lower resolution compared to modern action cameras
  • Limited low light performance
  • Cannot be upgraded
  • Become outdated as camera technology improves

They also lock you into a single system. As camera technology continues to improve each year, fixed camera setups can quickly fall behind.

In contrast, systems like Seavu use GoPro and DJI Action cameras.

This means you can:

  • Achieve higher image quality
  • Benefit from improved low light performance
  • Upgrade your camera as new models are released
  • Use gear, apps and footage formats you already know

Instead of replacing your entire setup, you can simply upgrade your camera.

Your tow cam stays current, not outdated.

Real Time Tow Cam Systems: The Game Changer

Seavu Explorer underwater housing with DJI Osmo Action camera

This is where Seavu stands apart.

The Explorer Adventure Kit is a real time underwater viewing system built around the cameras anglers already trust.

It is also part of Seavu’s wider range of fishing camera systems, designed for real time underwater viewing in offshore fishing conditions.

Instead of guessing what is happening behind the boat, you can see it live.

You can watch:

  • Marlin rising behind your lure
  • Sharks circling the spread
  • Kingfish tracking movement
  • Tuna reacting to speed and positioning
  • Dredges working or collapsing

This is real time feedback, not footage you review later.

Explorer vs Explorer+: Choosing Your Setup

Seavu offers two ways to view your footage.

Explorer: Mobile Viewing

tow cam for fishing live underwater footage viewed on mobile device

The Explorer version uses WiFi to connect to your action camera app on your phone or tablet.

  • View live footage on your phone or tablet
  • Use your camera’s app
  • Control recording and settings
  • Keep your setup simple and portable

Explorer+: HDMI to Chartplotter or Screen

tow cam for fishing displayed on chartplotter screen showing underwater footage

The Explorer+ Adventure Kit uses a fibre optic cable system to deliver a direct HDMI video feed to chartplotters, boat displays and monitors.

  • Direct video feed to chartplotters and monitors
  • Near zero latency
  • Larger screen viewing
  • Integrated boat setup

The Explorer+ system is ideal for serious offshore setups, professional filming and anglers who want the underwater feed displayed on a dedicated screen.

Built for Trolling: The Explorer Troll Fin System

tow cam for fishing with troll fin stabilising underwater camera while trolling

The Explorer Troll Fin is what makes this a true trolling camera system and a key part of Seavu’s fishing camera systems designed for real world offshore use.

Developed over years of real world testing, it solves the core challenges of towing a camera offshore, including stability, depth control and tracking.

It:

  • Tracks cleanly behind the boat
  • Holds a consistent depth around 2m to 3m
  • Trolls effectively at speeds up to around 7knots
  • Reduces spin and vibration for clearer footage
  • Includes integrated weight to help maintain depth and balance
  • Features a teaser decal designed to attract fish and bring them into view

Without these features working together, most tow cams struggle to stay stable or positioned correctly in real conditions.

The combination of hydrodynamic design, integrated weight and visual attraction helps keep the camera in the strike zone while increasing the chances of capturing fish behaviour on camera.

Fishing Line Integration with Release Clips

fishing line release clips attached to tow cam system for trolling lure setup

The Explorer system includes release clips to connect your fishing line.

You can:

  • Attach bait or lures near the camera
  • Watch fish approach in real time
  • Capture strike behaviour clearly
  • Release the line automatically when a fish hits

This turns the system into a functional part of your spread.

Built for Trolling and Much More

While the Explorer Adventure Kit is one of the most effective tow cam setups available, it is not limited to trolling.

The system is fully adaptable.

With the same kit, you can also use it for:

  • Drifting
  • Pole mounted viewing
  • Stationary setups such as burley trails
  • General underwater exploration

This means you are not buying a single purpose tow cam. You are investing in a system that adapts to how you fish.

Where to Position a Tow Cam in Your Spread

For best results:

  • Run the camera just behind prop wash
  • Maintain around 2m to 3m depth
  • Position near your lure or dredge zone
  • Keep a clear, stable viewing angle

What a Tow Cam Shows When Trolling

A good tow cam gives you insight, not just footage.

You can see:

  • Lure action at real trolling speed
  • Fish following but not striking
  • Spread positioning issues
  • Dredge performance
  • Water clarity and bait activity

Watch Real Tow Cam Footage While Trolling

This footage was captured while trolling offshore using the Seavu Explorer Adventure Kit, showing real fish behaviour around the lure spread.

Real time underwater trolling footage captured using the Seavu Explorer Adventure Kit, showing pelagic fish interacting with the lure spread.

Real World Use: Al McGlashan

Al McGlashan is one of Australia’s most recognised fishing personalities, known for his offshore game fishing expertise and decades of experience targeting pelagic species.

This footage shows Al McGlashan using the Explorer+ Adventure Kit during a real offshore marlin trip.

Al McGlashan using the Seavu Explorer+ Adventure Kit during a marlin trip, showing real time underwater footage while trolling offshore.

This is not a controlled demo or staged scenario. It is a real world setup being used in offshore conditions, targeting pelagic species.

The Explorer+ system feeds live underwater footage directly to onboard screens, allowing anglers to monitor lure spread, fish behaviour and underwater activity as it happens.

Common Tow Cam Mistakes

  • Running too close to prop wash
  • No stabilisation
  • Incorrect depth
  • Expecting WiFi to work underwater
  • Using record only systems for live decisions

Record Only vs Real Time Viewing

FeatureRecord onlyReal time
Watch while trollingNoYes
Adjust spread liveNoYes
Learn fish behaviour instantlyNoYes
Review laterYesYes

Why WiFi Cameras Don’t Work Underwater

Water blocks WiFi and Bluetooth signals almost instantly.

This is why most action cameras cannot stream live underwater. They can record, but they cannot provide a reliable live feed while submerged.

How Seavu Solves This

Seavu uses a cable based transmission system instead of relying on underwater WiFi.

This provides:

  • Stable live viewing
  • No signal drop out
  • Real time feedback
  • Full visibility of your spread

Who Should Use a Tow Cam?

  • Offshore game fishing anglers
  • Tournament teams
  • Charter operators
  • Content creators
  • Anyone serious about improving trolling performance

Final Thoughts

A tow cam used to be about capturing footage.

Now, it is about understanding what is happening behind the boat in real time.

With systems like the Seavu Explorer Adventure Kit, it also becomes a flexible underwater viewing platform that adapts to how you fish.

And as shown by anglers like Al McGlashan, it is already being used in real offshore conditions to refine techniques and capture what was previously invisible.

Instead of guessing, you are reacting. Instead of hoping, you are learning. Over time, that leads to better results offshore.

Ready to See What’s Happening Below?

A tow cam is no longer just about capturing footage. It’s about understanding fish behaviour, improving your spread, and making better decisions in real time.

If you’re serious about offshore fishing, a real time system will change the way you fish.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The best tow cam for fishing depends on what you want to achieve. Most traditional systems only record footage, which means you can’t see what’s happening while you are trolling.

If your goal is to improve your spread and understand fish behaviour in real time, a live viewing system like the Seavu Explorer Adventure Kit is a more effective option. It allows you to see your lures and fish activity while you are still fishing, not after the fact.

Yes, but only with the right system.

Most tow cams record footage that you review later. To see fish while trolling, you need a system that transmits a live video feed.

Seavu systems use a cable-based connection to deliver real time underwater footage to your phone, tablet or screen, allowing you to watch fish approach your lure spread as it happens.

Yes, GoPro cameras can be used as part of a tow cam setup, but not on their own.

GoPro cameras cannot transmit a live signal underwater via WiFi, so they need a system like Seavu to enable real time viewing. When used with the Seavu Explorer, GoPro cameras become powerful underwater tools for both live viewing and recording.

Yes, DJI Action cameras are highly suitable for tow cam systems.

Models like the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro offer excellent image quality and low light performance. When paired with a system like Seavu Explorer or Explorer+, they can deliver stable live footage while trolling and can also output video directly to screens using HDMI in the Explorer+ setup.

WiFi and Bluetooth signals do not travel well through water. Even a small amount of depth can block the signal completely.

This is why most action cameras lose connection as soon as they go underwater. Systems like Seavu solve this by using a cable-based connection, allowing for reliable live viewing while the camera is submerged.

Depth depends on the system and setup.

For trolling, most cameras are positioned around 2m to 3m below the surface to stay in the strike zone and maintain stability. The Seavu Explorer system, combined with the Troll Fin, is designed to hold this depth consistently while trolling at typical offshore speeds.

Yes. While tow cams are commonly used for trolling, systems like Seavu Explorer are designed to be adaptable.

You can also use the same setup for drifting, pole-mounted viewing, stationary fishing setups and general underwater exploration. This flexibility makes it more than just a single-purpose trolling camera.

Modern action cameras like GoPro and DJI Action cameras are the best choice for underwater fishing footage.

They offer high resolution, good stabilisation and strong low light performance. When used with a system like Seavu, they can provide both live viewing and recording, while also allowing you to upgrade your camera over time as technology improves.

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A$250 AusPost International Express (8–16 business days)
A$300 DHL Express (7–14 business days)
Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo (Democratic Republic), Congo (Republic), Cote d’Ivoire, Cuba, Djibouti, Dominica, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Grenada, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Holy See, Iran, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Moldova, Mongolia, Montserrat, Mozambique, Myanmar (Burma), Namibia, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Paraguay, Rwanda, Saint Helena, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Togo, Turkmenistan, Uganda, Uzbekistan, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

Taxes & Duties

The shipping cost does not include any potential charges such as fees, taxes (e.g., VAT), or duties imposed by your country on international shipments. These charges differ from one country to another. It is your responsibility to cover these additional expenses, so please ensure you are ready to pay any customs fees or local taxes required to receive your package.

How long does it take?

Delivery times range from 1 to 15 business days, depending on your location. We use Australia Post for domestic shipping, and DHL Express or AusPost International Express for international orders.

Delays may occur due to customs processing, which is outside our control.

Tracking

You will receive an e-mail containing your tracking number as soon as your order has been shipped.

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