Video from yesterday

[Prof. Salt]

Man did I have video issues! The best fish didn't get on video, the angles were a little off, and several times I turned the camera off when it needed to come on, and I just kept doing the opposite of what I meant, all afternoon. Still, here's a little over 4 minutes of useful info for conditions, some fish, and another deep water re-entry.

[Kalait]

Yet another great video.

[Ron Mc]

great narrative - you always make it look easy

[imaoldmanyoungsalt]

Wow, 19.2 mi. Now that's a workout! All the problems and you still put out great video. Nice. Thank Prof!

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[kickingback]

Loved it again! Great videos from a kayak machine man!

[SWFinatic]

That's a long trip! I really enjoy the voice over. Lots of additional information and details I normally wouldn't hear.

[Ron Mc]

Glenn,
notice you're wearing something like dry pants every time you go out, even in the heat of summer.
Or boot-foot waders?
I understand that protects your legs from mackerel teeth and possible hook scrapes or worse.
What brand/model pants are those?
Thanks

[JW FunGuy]

And, what I want to know, is how many times have you practiced deep water re-entries? That was too slick!
Thanks!

[Prof. Salt]

Glenn,
notice you're wearing something like dry pants every time you go out, even in the heat of summer.
Or boot-foot waders?
I understand that protects your legs from mackerel teeth and possible hook scrapes or worse.
What brand/model pants are those?
Thanks

They're quick-dry Simms G4 pants and regular black socks, lol. They simply protect me from the sun and jelly fish, because my neoprene boots are a tight fit in the foot wells of the Stealth. It's a very comfortable way to paddle.

[Ron Mc]

they look heavier than that - even look like multiple layers - more like G3 or Kokatat dry pants.
I'm used to the Simms "superlight" pants I wear kayaking in the summer - thanks.

[Wag]

What a great video! Thanks!