Quick Video Of Our Bc Trip

[OneMoreLastCast]

I plan on spending some time and making a better video when I get time, but for now I just cut it up on Windows Movie Maker.

I also had problems the last time with Photobucket, so this time I just linked to my Facebook Video link.

 

The quality isn't too bad, but I hope to put it together and make it less choppy.

 

Hope you enjoy it.

 

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=5931902340

[Brownstone]

Holy Moly Brett, so jealous, got time for one more quick trip down there before the snow comes? you can blindfold me if need be...

[Tee]

Looks like you guys had yourselves quite the time! Nice Video!

[kungfool]

Simply amazing Brett. Like salt to a painful wound this was to me LOL. I should have put my kids in an orphanage (temporarily ) just to make it!

[reevesr1]

Well, I guess I have to get a Facebook account as I can't see it otherwise. I bet I'm looking stupid in it somewhere, so I might as well watch.

 

Kevin,

Sure wish you could have made it!

[Teck71]

AMAZING just boody amazing.

 

there goes a work day shot ta H3ll

[OneMoreLastCast]

I can't upload any video over 100 MB on Youtube, otherwise I would have just done that.

 

I might make a shorter version for Youtube.

 

The old Bull Trout video is on my Facebook page too BTW.

[toolman]

Great too see some highlights of your Bull Trout adventure guys. Thanks for taking the time to put this together MTB.

It was fun to watch.

[monger]

I love the look on Troutlover's face, priceless! The fish are serious slabs of meat. Thanks for sharing

[reevesr1]

Brett,

Awesome! Thanks for taking the time out of the fishing to take the videos and the time to edit. I couldn't do it!!

[Taco]

Wicked! Almost made me want to hike my aging ass down into that canyon again......almost.

 

 

Thanks

[bloom]

Great stuff...gets me thiking that maybe I should make another trip there before the end of the year

[bigbowtrout]

Thanks for taking the time to post that for us it's AWESOME!!!

[Weedy1]

Good job boys that was a great watch.

[kungfool]

Well, I guess I have to get a Facebook account as I can't see it otherwise. I bet I'm looking stupid in it somewhere, so I might as well watch.

 

Kevin,

Sure wish you could have made it!

 

Thanks Rick but it just wasnt in the cards. At least I got to look forward to it for a couple months!

[hydropsyche]

Excellent vid. Quality stuff. You are really good at that. What software do you use?

 

ps. I love the credits.

[troutlover]

Tottaly Wicked Brett.That video made me smile a lot. Great choice of music.

[walker1]

Great video footage.

Question MTB? What weight rod you using for those Tight Pockets? I am assuming an 8, but, when those fish want to run below it doesn't make much a difference I suppose? If you can't keep up with that terrain bully wins that round!!

[OneMoreLastCast]

I had my 8 for the Bull Trout and my 5 for the Cutthroat.

The biggest tippet I had was 13.5 until I bought some 20 lb test and they could even snap that it seemed when they wanted.

 

I used Windows Movie Maker and it is very basic. I plan to spend some time this winter using better software to cut up all the video I have accumulated over the years and make some better quality stuff.

 

My Brother is really good with Adobe Premier and I plan to pick his brain, (and steal a copy of that $1000+ program), and really get serious with more filming.

 

I'm really not that good as I discover everytime I get home to find out I had crappy angles, wrong settings on the camera, etc., not to mention I always forget to use some of the ideas I had in mind due to the excitement of being on the water.

 

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I hope to get a bunch of footage in the next year and maybe make a "Fly Fish Calgary" member movie to make us all famous around the globe. I might need to have a partner when fishing with Rickr to set up downstream. I can catch the hook set and initial fight and the other person can take over after Rick chases the fish down river. That way we can get good video of the entire fight.

That is unless Troutlover takes the rod out of his hand and just snaps the fish off. That would save a lot of tape.

[reevesr1]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I hope to get a bunch of footage in the next year and maybe make a "Fly Fish Calgary" member movie to make us all famous around the globe. I might need to have a partner when fishing with Rickr to set up downstream. I can catch the hook set and initial fight and the other person can take over after Rick chases the fish down river. That way we can get good video of the entire fight.

That is unless Troutlover takes the rod out of his hand and just snaps the fish off. That would save a lot of tape.

 

Brett,

Maybe if you were taller, you could see me over any obstructions (you know, like little rocks, shrubs, stuff like that).

 

Seriously, I LIKE to chase them, in case you haven't noticed. Actually, I think it is because I have never had to chase a fish in saltwater for obvious reasons (lots of line, no flowing water), so chasing them is very fun for me! But I'm starting to get over it, as it seems to often end in pain!

[OneMoreLastCast]

You're doing just fine. It takes a long time to get the hang of getting the fish to cooperate more, and as you saw, sometimes there is nothing you can do to stop them from going downstream sometimes.

 

BTW, how are the kneecaps and the shin bones?

[troutlover]

I don't like to chase them it hurts my knees..

[walker1]

I may put my hockey gear to fish that section next year!!!

[monger]

8wt? Weren't we told a while ago it is all tippet strength for fighting fish? Just trying to get the facts straight.

I personally just use my 6wt and let the fish take me for a walk to calmer spot.

[Hawgstoppah]

any chance of a non facebook vid? I hate signing up for everything....

 

Can't wait to see it though..