Thousands of baitfish - real underwater footage
Вставка
- Опубліковано 24 кві 2024
- Early spring on the trout lake has a special vibe of new life, expectations and hope for the coming season. After the spring turn-over of the water column, trout can be anywhere again.
But as soon as the spring sun warms the shallows, the food chain kick-starts in the protected environment in the reeds along the shoreline.
For a short while… that narrow line between land and open water can be a bit crowded, and trout, perch and other predators cruise close to shore. Follow us under water and see litterally thousands of sticklebacks swim - and act like one organism.
We love watching wildlife films from National Geographic, BBC and others, but we also feel a rush of joy and amazement every time we put an underwater camera down in local streams and rivers.
Hope you enjoy it as well.
Thanks for watching :0)
Ulla and Michael
Stay close by following us on all of our medias:
angling.michaeljensens.com/
Facebook: / michael.jensens.angling
Instagram (2 profiles): / micsflies and / micsspin
You wanna support my channel? Read on!
Affiliate links: Do you want to know more about Affiliate? Read here: michaeljensens.com/angling/af...
Support My Channel by purchasing things from Amazon through this link (No additional cost for you): amzn.to/33uUhXA
My Fly Tying Vice:amzn.to/3ucRgtR
You wanna see the camera gear and microphones I use for making my UA-cam videos? Check out my equipment on this link to my blog: michaeljensens.com/angling/fi... - Спорт
Beautiful video!!!…….Thank you Michael 👍🎣
Great footage, thanks for sharing👍🏻
Incredible footage and commentary!
Thanks a lot. Cheers, Michael :0)
I'm so glad you are back posting videos. The content and quality are amazing!
Thanks Steve. cheers, Michael 🙂
Hi Michael, nice footage and narrative. Not that we visualize the same as feeding fish, but I really keyed in on the big eyes and red throats of the baitfish. Excellent! Steve
Thank you, Steve. I am also a firm beleiver in eyes and gill/throat markings on flyes, jigs and other lures. Cheers, Michael 🙂
Well that was worth waking up for. Brilliant cinematography with audio backing gives the whole subject an air of professionlism mixed with a generous amount of reality. Give yourselves 5 gold stars for subject research and delivery.
Regards B.J.
B.J.sCustom Baits Australia.
Pps. Will be sending you guys a email later on have been in ill health.
Thank you my friend. Hope you are doing better soon. Take care. We'll talk later. Cheers, Michael
Wow! Michael, Ulla, you two do so many things and do them very, very well. This video's level of professionalism rivals those big time producers that you mention and I also love to watch. I see that close to shore activity quite frequently while fishing Oneida Lake in May for walleye as schools of Emerald Shiners, what we locally call "buckeyes", follow the rocky shoreline. Their bodies glisten holographic as they turn in the current then disappear only to show their eyes and lateral line of their semi transparent white bellies. Awesome video guys, thank you!
Thanks Joe. I guess that time of year present more or less the same scenario anywhere in the world. Just different kind of prey and predators. Those Emerald Shiners looks cool, I had to google them to find out. Looks a lot like smelt and other slender baitfish. Cheers, Michael 🙂
@@MichaelJensensAngling Yes, less is more when I tie bucktails to imitate them.🍻Cheers
@@joeduca8582 It always is. It's just that we get carried away now and then.😂
@@MichaelJensensAngling yes😂
beautiful isn't it
Sure is Timothy. Spring is a wonderful time of year. Cheers, Michael 🙂