Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
1.26.2012
10.12.2011
The Best NFL Sack Celebration Ever
Willie Young DE for the Detroit Lions obviously spent a little time with a fly rod in his hands during the NFL lockout this summer. He's got a pretty good casting stroke.
The cameras cut away a little early on his celebration, but if you watch the end of the video above the Punter's head you can see the celebration in it's entirety playing on the stadium jumbo tron. Willie may become one of my favorite players!
The cameras cut away a little early on his celebration, but if you watch the end of the video above the Punter's head you can see the celebration in it's entirety playing on the stadium jumbo tron. Willie may become one of my favorite players!
9.22.2011
A Morning on the River
Here is just a little sample of one of my usual morning jaunts up the river. I am still learning a lot when it comes to video but here it is:
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Jump Creek Flies,
Video
8.11.2011
My first attempt at videography
And it probably shows. This morning I made a point to try and get a set up with the video camera on a feeding fish and see if I could get the take on film. Turns out that is a bit tougher than it sounds. Especially when you are a one man operation.
I recieved one of these gorilla pods for Fathers day back in June and it really came in handy when I was looking for a place to put the camera while setting up for these shots.
The first set up I tried I got a little too close to the fish, and the commotion put the fish down. The second set up results in the opening scene of the video where you will see the wake of a nice fish take off from the left side of your screen.
Finally I put the camera away to work the next feeding fish I found and promptly hooked up and landed a nice brown. With that monkey off my back I decided to search for another opportunity to catch a fish on hook and video. I spotted a likely canidate just behind a white bankside rock. And this is where the second scene of the video picks up. I made several casts into this pocket and once again came to the conclusion that my set up had put the fish down. I was getting a little frustrated when I spotted a subtle feed just upstream of the white rock, and it was still in frame of the camera. So I moved up a couple feet, loaded the rod, and on the first cast was rewarded with the welcome sight of a big white mouth engulfing the fly.
It was fun to try something a little different, but I do have to learn just what is in frame as you will see later in the video. Other than that I am pleased with the results and hope to occasionally come across set ups that lend themselves to videoing and doing a little more of this.
Be sure to expand this to full screen if you can while watching it. So without further ado, here is the resulting footage.
I recieved one of these gorilla pods for Fathers day back in June and it really came in handy when I was looking for a place to put the camera while setting up for these shots.
The first set up I tried I got a little too close to the fish, and the commotion put the fish down. The second set up results in the opening scene of the video where you will see the wake of a nice fish take off from the left side of your screen.
Finally I put the camera away to work the next feeding fish I found and promptly hooked up and landed a nice brown. With that monkey off my back I decided to search for another opportunity to catch a fish on hook and video. I spotted a likely canidate just behind a white bankside rock. And this is where the second scene of the video picks up. I made several casts into this pocket and once again came to the conclusion that my set up had put the fish down. I was getting a little frustrated when I spotted a subtle feed just upstream of the white rock, and it was still in frame of the camera. So I moved up a couple feet, loaded the rod, and on the first cast was rewarded with the welcome sight of a big white mouth engulfing the fly.
It was fun to try something a little different, but I do have to learn just what is in frame as you will see later in the video. Other than that I am pleased with the results and hope to occasionally come across set ups that lend themselves to videoing and doing a little more of this.
Be sure to expand this to full screen if you can while watching it. So without further ado, here is the resulting footage.
6.28.2011
Then I Notice I am Holding my Breath
As I watched this great little video the narrator utters the line, "Then I noticed I am holding my breath." What a great line that describes the intensity of the focus in that moment as you watch your perfectly placed fly drift slowly into the feeding zone of a big fish. It's just you, the river, the fly and the fish. All else is forgotten for that little instant in time. Perfection.
5.09.2011
5.04.2011
4.29.2011
4.20.2011
Fly of My Dreams
Yes, it's true. I admit that I have woken up in the middle of the night suddenly struck by a great idea for a fly, which will certainly fool that big trout that I threw everything in the fly box at the day before. Now it wasn't quite as an elaborate concoction of materials as the fly in this fun song but I can relate to the humor in this little ditty.
4.18.2011
Rivers are high or closed...
Expect more short video posts over the next few weeks of stuff I find while surfing the net.
Here's one of some Sea Run Brown fishing off the coast of Denmark:
Stevns with Allan from Inwaders Media on Vimeo.
Here's one of some Sea Run Brown fishing off the coast of Denmark:
Stevns with Allan from Inwaders Media on Vimeo.
2.18.2011
Kids and Fly Fishing
Thanks to the fly fishing frenzy for finding and sharing this video on their blog. I just had to post it here as well. Good stuff.
12.30.2010
Once in a Blue Moon
Better pop yourself some popcorn and set aside 40 minutes of your day because this is a good one. Be sure to make this one full screen and enjoy.
Just another mouthwatering look at New Zealand. Have I ever mentioned I really would like to go there someday? One thing in the video did dampen my enthusiasm just a bit for the whole New Zealand thing though. BIG eels...{shudder}. However I still think I am up for the task.
Just another mouthwatering look at New Zealand. Have I ever mentioned I really would like to go there someday? One thing in the video did dampen my enthusiasm just a bit for the whole New Zealand thing though. BIG eels...{shudder}. However I still think I am up for the task.
12.02.2010
Heads or Tails
These takes get the blood flowing. It's a big part of what fly fishing is all about for me. That moment where a big fish you have spotted, and stalked rises to your offering. A quiet rush.
heads or tails from Todd Moen Creative on Vimeo.
10.01.2010
Tom This One's For You
My brother Tom thought the last video I posted of guys fishing tarpon out of a float tube was crazy. I warned him he hadn't seen the half of it yet.
Now is your fair warning on the language. They understandably get pretty excited when they hook the fish. The video quality is not exactly professional, but you will get the idea. Now THIS is taking it to the next level.
Now is your fair warning on the language. They understandably get pretty excited when they hook the fish. The video quality is not exactly professional, but you will get the idea. Now THIS is taking it to the next level.
9.27.2010
8.05.2010
No Sports Allowed Vol. II
I just like to watch fishing videos, and this one is pretty good. Near the end there is some pretty good stuff with the kids fishing. I got a chuckle out of it anyway.
NSA vol. 2 how we do... from Marc Crapo on Vimeo.
NSA vol. 2 how we do... from Marc Crapo on Vimeo.
8.03.2010
7.28.2010
Choreographed Soccer Goal Celebration (and yes, it's fishing related)
Soccer players must have too much down time.
6.08.2010
Orvis GIANT fly sale
As if Orvis needed any help, but I couldn't resist posting this commercial for their GIANT fly sale this month. It did make me chuckle.
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