Mysterious wake 16th Jan 24, 07.56am, shorter version, captured on VILN Shoreland Lodges Webcam, LN

Wake spotted moving left to right at Shoreland Lodges Loch Ness early in the morning while it was still dark at Loch Ness hence the image in black and white mode on webcam. Similar to previous wakes, as they are all single line wakes in the water. No part of the object that is causing this wake becomes visible.
Eoin O Faodhagain.

[@jimedenbaum2525]

I see two different weird things that both start at about 21 seconds; a large, long, thing just surfaces in the center, while a smaller thing appears lower right, which moves to the left leaving a wake.
Very interesting...

[@michaelenglish2066]

ua-cam.com/video/vzGVUHNWPT8/v-deo.html this was spotted 5 days again on nessie on the net but dont think they reposted that days footage

[@michaelenglish2066]

nice one dude ..its seems quite long

[@mcleanirish]

Have seen many videos shot from this location and several include a very large object moving south exactly just beyond those bushes. Or (less times) the object is heading north out towards the middle of the loch. Can a video camera be placed even closer to focus even more on the location(s)? Perhaps even sonar or underwater cameras (despite the murk) focused on the point closer to shore would be a good idea. Seems the thing is always moving there.

[@CLCox-ur9ux]

So why.....in 2024 are you using a system that has such a low frame rate to collect evidence? This appears to be around 15 FPS. 30 FPS should be the bare minimum, and honestly it should be at least 60 FPS or higher. I do understand that data storage can be an issue but using a low frame rate just hampers what you are trying to do. Is the webcam not owned by the person posting the video? Why is it almost all cryptid footage seems to be lowframe rate of blurry when high quality cams are now cheap and plentiful?

[@letsgo9901]

No boat or jet ski ! lol

[@michaelenglish2066]

what an invisable one you only see the wake