ARCTIC CHARR: RELICS OF THE ICE AGE
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Ennerdale's Arctic Charr attempt to swim upriver to spawn. But the water's acidic, and nest materials are blocked upstream. This film tells the story of people working together to save one of Britain's rarest fish from extinction.
Andy was the first person to film England's Arctic Charr in a river, back in 2011. A couple of months ago, we went back to tell the whole story. Filmed over three weeks in November 2013, ARCTIC CHARR includes never-before-seen night vision shots of Arctic Charr mating.
ARCTIC CHARR: RELICS OF THE ICE AGE is the first collaboration between SubSeaTV's Andy Jackson and Jackie Daly, who share a vision to make story-driven wildlife, shipwreck, and underwater films.
With thanks to:
The Environment Agency
Wild Ennerdale
The Forestry Commission
2020VISION
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Camera & sound
Andy Jackson
Still photography
Gareth Browning, Wild Ennerdale
Music
Used by permission of Sounds True, Inc.
Safe Hands by Jamie Catto
© ℗ 2010 James Catto
Written & narrated by
Jackie Daly
Edited, produced & directed by
Andy Jackson & Jackie Daly
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Great filming and project…big respect!
Gareth Browning should be awarded an MBE. If he does nothing else his is a life well lived.
Stunning colours at spawning time.! I'm in Hebrides and we do have char ( small ! ) here . Poor feeding..! I've caught one on fly in 9 years !! A depth with some kind of bait would probably catch more . Catch and Release of course!
boy the part with the bridge, it looks just like canada where I'm from. They made a good call pushing back the conifer trees. that's how it is in these areas naturally. we have char and also several distinct mountain trout species that need cold, clean, and clear water the very same way. They usually only thrive in rough rivers with lots of rocks strewn about.
That is so cool.
What a wonderful success story of environmental conservation. Thank you so much for sharing that. Greetings from the Great White North. Home of the brook trout.
This needs 100m views
Thanks James!
I live in Maine, USA and we have about twelve lakes left with landlocked Artic Char. I am not sure if any of them migrate and spawn in the streams connected to those lakes. Cool to find them elsewhere!
According to the biologists, they spawn on gravel shoals here in maine. I'm not sure I agree, ive caught the most colorful fish in brooks, even had one spray milk
sir they are regrowing populations, they are very present now
@@wyattcox1203 where is this going on ? Not where I live in Maine, USA.
Amazing underwater footage
Small fish over there they get monsters over in Labrador lol
stunning fish stunning these fish in finland migrate to the sea also but I'm well happy to see these in the uk
Great story and great bit of filming Andy!
Thanks Malcolm, we have a lot in common. Funnily enough I'm just emailing you about Cuttlefish!!
Nice wee video👍🏻
Thank you, men. Beautiful video and great story.
Know It Alls: Arctic Char
very good film and footage!....the only thing that let it down was mr macullocs mug
Superb photography, sad story...
No longer a sad story - the efforts to clean up the river have brought the Char back! Very inspiring, and far more successful than efforts to re-introduce the Atlantic Salmon to inland rivers and streams here in New England, USA.
Arctic char also live other places such as all over Nunavut way more red-orange then those
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How evil of the original Forestry Commission to poison the river and block it with bridges, thus wiping out the Ice Age char population for the sake of a few trees that nobody wants.
It wasn't evil. It was ignorant. Nowadays at least some of the staff are more enlightened
Wow
Great underwater photography . can I ask what camera you used ?
Hi, sorry for the delay I've been out filming in the Highlands. It was the Sony Z1 HDV camera in an Amphibico housing. Getting a bit out of date now, I need to update.
Would they be related to American Brook Trout?
They are actually both char.
They are both members of the Char family
sadly it has been confirmed today the the char is now extinct in lough corrib and 4 other loughs in ireland.
Sorry to hear that :(
heartbreaking
We're is this
anthony mongan the film shows the location at 1min28secs - The Lake District, Ennerdale Water, Cumbria.
Hey look it's charborg