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I can not wait till this DVD comes out in a couple of weeks. The folks at CackleTV have put together what looks to be an absolutely fantastic video of white water and flatwater canoeing, trekking, all manner of other cool stuff. Really, do yourself a favor and check out the video clip below. Enjoy [...] What do I eat for breakfast when paddling 200 miles down the Neuse River? Check out the Breakfast of Champions. Nevermind that my head is cut off for most of the video. You’re probably better off not seeing my ugly mug too much! Here’s some video clips from kayaking on Jordan Lake, NC last weekend. I put in at the Farrington Boat Access point, then headed Northeast for a couple of hours. Check out the bald eagle about 1:30 minutes into the video. Plenty of rain, but it was 55 degrees in January and I wasn’t going to stay [...] Here’s a rough cut of the Down the Neuse River short film. I shot all footage while paddling 200 miles down the Neuse River in 2009. This film will be screened at a Kinston and Oriental locations of the upcoming Neuse Riverkeeper Film Festival. We’ll be having a full screening at the Sweetwater Brewing Company [...] OK, here’s the deal. I’m at a public library in Goldsboro, and had about 30 minutes to do check email, post, etc. Both these videos are straight out of the camera, so no comments as the professionalinism (is that a word? It is now…) of the content. Both we’re taken on a rainy afternoon (Friday, Aug [...] I ran across this video tonight while doing some research on waterproof cameras and camcorders for my upcoming trip down the Neuse River in North Carolina. Video is something I want to start doing on trips in a big way, but I’ve got a lot to learn. I’m just speechless after watching this. It’s a 40-minute [...] Here are a list of webcams for the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Everyone need a little river fix once in awhile! Mississippi River Webcams Algiers Point, New Orleans Missouri River Webcams Gary Cooper Bridge, I-15, Milepost 242 I gotta try noodling sometime. Noodlin’, hoggin’, and grabbin’, all refer to hand fishing for catfish. No rod, no reel, no nothing. Basically you dive down, reach into a hole where a catfish is hiding, let it clamp down on one of your hands, then pull them him of the water. Some of these flathead [...] Here’s a few of the bridges we paddled under while on the Mississippi and Atchafalaya rivers. I always looked forward to getting to a bridge. You could see many of them from miles away, but paddling close to them gave me a better perspective of the size of those things. It was always cool to [...] |
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