Is IRL fishing allowed on twitch?

[Hombre]

title

[Dyne]

what ISN'T allowed on twitch these days?

[Stellar Fox]

What

[We are in the Beam]

No idea but atleast it's original.

[Hombre]

twitch has the IRL section now so idk

[Hombre]

Originally posted by Toast:

Originally posted by hombre:

twitch has the IRL section now so idk

What kind of content is on it?

uber drivers, eating, and random stuff

[Dyne]

Originally posted by Ultimate_Mall_Ninja:

Originally posted by Toast:

What kind of content is on it?

uber drivers, eating, and random stuff

I don't see why fishing shouldn't be allowed then

[Hombre]

Originally posted by ⓗⓞⓜⓔⓡ ◔ ‿ ◔:

Originally posted by duud:

uber drivers, eating, and random stuff

so if i were to step in an uber, there's a change im live for thousands of people.
never tought that i'll ever be glad that this service got banned in gemany...

I think they have to tell you that youre being filmed, but still it's creepy.

[Tito Shivan]

Originally posted by duud:

I think they have to tell you that youre being filmed, but still it's creepy.

On most places you need the explicit permission of an individual to film them. However all these regulations come from an age where no one carried a tiny device with the ability to film and broadcast worldwide.

Wonder if there's a 'watching paint dry' twitch channel now...

[Hombre]

Originally posted by Tito Shivan:

Originally posted by duud:

I think they have to tell you that youre being filmed, but still it's creepy.

On most places you need the explicit permission of an individual to film them. However all these regulations come from an age where no one carried a tiny device with the ability to film and broadcast worldwide.

Wonder if there's a 'watching paint dry' twitch channel now...

do the Bob Ross streams count?

[999999999]

Originally posted by Tito Shivan:

Originally posted by duud:

I think they have to tell you that youre being filmed, but still it's creepy.

On most places you need the explicit permission of an individual to film them. However all these regulations come from an age where no one carried a tiny device with the ability to film and broadcast worldwide.

Wonder if there's a 'watching paint dry' twitch channel now...

There was a few. They have many cat cams if you are into that...?

[Fragile Waters]

Originally posted by Tito Shivan:

Wonder if there's a 'watching paint dry' twitch channel now...

You just gave me an idea.

[Azza ☠]

Not allowed, cos fishing would be seriously boring...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B35N9f41YOc

[Hombre]

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

Not allowed, cos fishing would be seriously boring...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B35N9f41YOc

depends, is the streamer entertaining etc. Id agree if he would just stand there not talking

[Papa John]

Yeah, you're allowed stream yourself fishing. Just go to a pond or a lake or whatever and just stream it. I'm sure Twitch will allow it.

[Azza ☠]

Originally posted by duud:

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

Not allowed, cos fishing would be seriously boring...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B35N9f41YOc

depends, is the streamer entertaining etc. Id agree if he would just stand there not talking

You seriously meant fishing? Rather than 'fishing' as in the slang term.

Well then, honestly it's a small niche audience, but some few people are willing to sit and watch. Personally I was never interested in fishing. However, my little cousin watches 'Miller Wilson' and I must say I would even watch that. It's more survival plus fishing, so there's a lot more involved than just sitting around with a rod. Think next gen 'Steve Irwin'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWHqcM6tFUI

Again it would depend on how quick and successful you are at a catch. If there's hours with nothing, then that would die out fast. Hense adding a bit more than just fishing might help out.