Old video re-done

[kingkrappie]

So I've been working feverishly on getting better at editing video, and while I still have a ways to go, I wanted to get some feedback from you guys. I'm working towards a local variety-outdoors show this fall, and I need to get it nailed down by then. This is all shot with my old cameras, so there will be some "shake" at times. Pay no mind to the ads, this is Slab-approved! The meat of this video is from last year and some of you may have seen it, I added some things to try and make it more informational. I think this is the only 2 lber we've ever caught on film. Thanks!

[wilbur]

Nice video

[RCC]

Josh, you know spider riggin' is for sissies or so I've been told

Good job on the video. I really like the intro. Gotta work on my snowflake knots. See ya'll soon at Grizzly. Will be looking for a Reelfoot tip. Not a tip on how to catch a fish, but a tip on how to keep from tearing up our stuff on the stumps on our first trip over there.

Good Luck

RCC and Carol

[Rsw]

Great video!

[broharrell]

Like the video!

[eric 3501]

Reel good video. Always enjoy them. Lots of real good info for the beginner too....

[kingkrappie]

Thanks guys!

[shipahoy41]

Really nice video there. Lots of fog out there for the day before Easter. How did you keep the Orka from falling off when you were on plane? On some of the scenes I would recommend a slower pan by the camera especially when reaching for nets during an excited moment. The viewer of the video doesn't want fast herky jerky film to watch. Just my opinion.

[Cray]

Nice job Josh. Like your videos.

[kingkrappie]

Thanks Ship exactly what I was looking for, adding a second, stationary camera to cut to should fix that. We have fog occasionally throughout the year. And what's this "plane" you speak of? I'm from Reelfoot!!