Shows A Man Being Carried In A Chair By A Drone For A Fishing Trip

You probably know about drones that will carry fishing lures out to where an angler thinks the fish are biting, but what about one that carries the fisherman?

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"This is a first for Australia, to have a large homemade drone being used to lift someone off the ground... It's really not a sensible thing to do in any way, shape or form; there's lots of things that could have gone wrong, someone could have been seriously injured." Source: CASA spokesman Peter Gibson, commenting on a video that has surfaced in Australia of a man who appears to be being carried under a large, homemade drone over Upper Coliban Reservoir in central Victoria, fishing pole in hand. He drops the bait in the water, catches a fish, and flies back to shore. Really.