Warm Water Mini- JAM 7 August 2010

[TimB]

Jared,

very nice! I like the filter effects with the warm-tones and soft edges. The whole thing has a timeless "Americana" feel to it with the shots of the surrounding rural countryside - Mo's straw hat, muscle shirt and 1960's swim trunks fit right in ;-)

Glad you didn't include the little 6 inch smallie you had me hold for the camera.

Seriously, very nice job. I know how much work goes into producing a video like this. I also liked the fly sequence at the end. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Maurice]

TimB wrote:
Jared,

very nice! I like the filter effects with the warm-tones and soft edges. The whole thing has a timeless "Americana" feel to it with the shots of the surrounding rural countryside - Mo's straw hat, muscle shirt and 1960's swim trunks fit right in ;-)

When I I said hello to Jay he said, "look at you...what are you gonna do, tie a line to your toe and fall asleep on the bank?"

Sixties.....those swim trunks are form the 90's. I must have been heavier when I got them cuz I couldn't keep them up. So maybe they are more hep than you know.....
:-D

 

[TimB]

Hey, I just wish I was man enough to pull off a look like that...

 

[JackM]

Tim, would you allow us to chip in and buy you a new fishing hat?

 

[gfen]

Maurice wrote:
When I I said hello to Jay he said, "look at you...what are you gonna do, tie a line to your toe and fall asleep on the bank?"

How easy is it to get a good drift with just your toe, or do you just utilize it in European nymphing?

 

[jdaddy]

The film short is great, but really where I give you the most credit is capturing the footage without intruding. Nothing shuts down fun and games like being videoed. I can only remember seeing a camera on the bridge and that was because you were asked to shut it off to avoid spot burning! LOL! Other than that, I don't remember seeing a camera which is just awesome. Great job!

 

[David]

Great job, Jared!! Impressive, as always!

 

[PaulG]

Jared

Outstanding work!

Thanks

PaulG

 

[TimB]

JackM wrote:
Tim, would you allow us to chip in and buy you a new fishing hat?

Ha! - that's very kind of you Jack, but this hat is a keeper.

I only break it out for special occasions, like the WWI Jam. Now if we had special mini jam hats made up, I'd consider retiring my antique PAFF hat.

 

[tocar]

Jared,

Excellent work. You have once again captured the essence of this board by showing the camaraderie of it's members. I wish I could have attended because there really isn't a better group of people to fish with than the members of PaFF.

Also, I enjoyed hearing Taj Mahal sing his quintessential "Fishin' Blues"
:-D

peace-tony c.

 

[TimB]

Jack,

I was rooting through my footlocker of old fishing apparel and as luck would have it, I found this prototype of the first PAFF hat. I can't seem to remember why we didn't go with this model.... seemed like a good idea at the time.

I'll be wearing this from now on. If you've already taken up a collection to buy me a new hat, not to worry. Just send me the cash so I can replenish this one. ;-)

 

[David]

TimB wrote:
Jack,

I was rooting through my footlocker of old fishing apparel and as luck would have it, I found this prototype of the first PAFF hat. I can't seem to remember why we didn't go with this model.... seemed like a good idea at the time.

I'll be wearing this from now on. If you've already taken up a collection to buy me a new hat, not to worry. Just send me the cash so I can replenish this one. ;-)

How much to take that prototype off your hands, Tim???

 

[tomgamber]

saw only bits while it loaded...will be back tomorrow to watch this...looks great!

 

[jayL]

Great work Jared!