Join the Innovators Behind the First-Ever Live Video-Enabled Fishing Line
We’re transforming the $50 billion1 fishing market with the first fishing line that transmits live underwater video and data straight to your phone. With all 200 pre-orders sold in just 30 days, we’re positioned for rapid growth. Join us as a ReelView investor and take part in this breakthrough.
A $50B Market Hungry for Disruption
The U.S. fishing industry is massive, and ReelView is at the forefront with a category-defining innovation that taps into shifting demand. Beyond fishing, we’re also impacting the world of marine exploration, unlocking opportunities in research, environmental monitoring, and education.
First-of-its-Kind, Patented Technology
Our eLine™ technology is the first fishing line to transmit live video and data to mobile devices. Seamlessly integrated into traditional fishing equipment, it lets users see beneath the surface in real time. As a result, users catch more fish, discover more about the environment, and have video proof of it all. ReelView’s innovation is protected by issued and pending U.S. patents, with additional international patents pending.
ReelView’s RV1 System
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The eLine™ Fishing Line
Patented, ultra-thin line transmits power and data 300+ ft with over 50 lbs of breaking strength.
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The RV1 Camera
Compact, durable 2.6K-resolution camera captures high-quality video with 160° field of view underwater, even in murky conditions.
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The RV1 Base Station
Wi-Fi-enabled hub transmits live video from the eLine™ to your phone.
4
The ReelView App
Displays live video, records footage, and allows sharing with a simple interface.
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Traditional Gear Integration
Familiar rod-and-reel design makes it easy for anglers to use.
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Record and Share
Save and share underwater discoveries directly from the app.
RV1 Pre-Orders Sold Out in 30 Days
*The $3.1M revenue is based on a 200-unit monthly sales rate from a small reservation campaign, with each unit priced at $1,300. Over 12 months, this totals 2,400 units, resulting in $3.12M in sales (200 × 12 × $1,300).
Diversified Revenue Streams Built to Scale
ReelView will launch the RV1 through direct-to-consumer e-commerce, building on strong early demand. Partnerships with major retailers like Bass Pro Shops will expand distribution while licensing eLine™ technology to established fishing brands creates a scalable, recurring revenue stream.
Leading with Innovation and Performance
Whether you’re using our tech for angling or simply for discovery and exploration, the alternatives on the market can’t compete with with ReelView's innovative real-time video.
WiLine™: Use eLine™ with any rod and reel
“ReelView Ready” equipment: Licenses our tech to major fishing brands
RV2 and RV3: 4K cameras, dual sensors, horizon lock
Specialized products: Offshore, ice fishing, and family segments
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Returning Investor Perk
Investors who invested in the Company’s 2024 Reg CF offering will receive 10% bonus shares on any Funded Investment Amount in this Offering received by March 17, 2025 prior to 11:59 Pacific Time (6:59 PM Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) the following day).
Proven Innovators, Engineers, and Leaders
Combining expertise in technology, business, and fishing, meet the team shaping the future of underwater exploration
Lifelong fisherman and accomplished electrical engineer.
Invented eLine and hand-built the first ReelView RV1 prototypes in his shop at home.
Former head of engineering at Open Water Power, an underwater battery startup acquired by L3Harris.
Brings diverse technical and management experience to ReelView.
PhD from Harvard in experimental Applied Physics with expertise in optics and imaging.
Led the development of deep ocean battery technology at Open Water Power and managed a $7M government contract.
Extensive experience in mechanical design and technical leadership.
Led advanced system development at REGENT Craft, L3Harris (Open Water Power), and Autonomous Marine Systems.
Master’s in Mechanical Engineering and Bachelor’s in Aerospace Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Over 20 years of experience across all aspects of software engineering, ranging from mobile applications to ultra low power bare-metal development.
BS and MS in Computer Systems Engineering from Boston University and Northeastern University.
An avid fisherman and water enthusiast, excited to introduce the RV1 to users.
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