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I had a friend out on the boat that has a video production company. He brought a couple of his toys (Phantom 4 and an Osmo) and made a rad video of our fall boating adventure. I'm beyond stoked at how it came out. Huge thanks to Roy! http://roydufek.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6g0xdk1KKo
Awesome video! That water looks cold as balls, though.
Well, if you're used to the Trinity, then YES, water temp of 59 degrees would make yours shrink up fo sho. That said, in my drysuit, I was perfectly comfortable. The wife used her 3/2 full suit and was likewise just fine (she even has her own drysuit and opt'd for the wetsuit). But yeah, not the 80 to 90 degree water you get. But at least our water is blue (okay, maybe blue/green) and not brown, and we can see more than 4" when we're in it. hahaha.Quote:
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Originally Posted by trayson
great video. How neat is that?
Thx for sharing
With all of the gators I've seen on logs and the bank at the Trinity, I'm not sure I want to see more than 4" in it. And by the way, 4" might be on the generous side in terms of visibility. ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by trayson
What an awesome video!
Grabbed the boat and went out for a cruise on the Kentucky River in downtown Frankfort (our state capitol) on a whim Sunday. I don't boat there frequently because it's muddy, narrow, and shallow - but it's 25 minutes from my driveway. Wore shorts and took gear with ambitious goals, but RideSteady said 64 degree water temp, 72 degree air temp, and my toe in the water said, "NO WAY". We enjoyed a 2 hour cruise and a few cervesas, and it's winterize time in KY! Time to do the snow dance for West Virginia!
I'd die for conditions like that this time of year. I mean, at 64 degrees, I would probably only be wearing a heater jacket and MAYBE some wetsuit shorts. Hell, our water temps are in the mid to upper 60's most of the summer. If our water gets over 70 we're trunking it!Quote:
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For my video, the water was 59 and air was probably in the upper 50's or maybe low 60's at best. But as you can see, I wouldn't trade it! was a fantastic day on the water for sure.
HAHAH! I trunk it down to 57-58 (it used to be 54, but I'm an old man now and not as hungry as I used to be.) Heater gets me a few degrees below that. But, our river just dropped to 49 last night. I'm done for the year. :/Quote:
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Our water temp is down to 55. But it just rains and rains and rains this time of year. And with Daylight Saving Time happening in a week and a half, that will nuke ANY chance of after work sessions. Plus, early November is when we typically start seeing freezing temps overnight. The end is near, time to wax up the snowboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by wotan2525