REDBAND: The Pursuit of a Legend

[Flysmallie]

2 hours ago, FishnDave said:

That was really good!  Loved the creek footage, and the underwater shots.  In addition to rainbows, I believe I saw Southern Redbelly Dace, Central Stonerollers, and probably Striped Shiners.  I bet there were more species there, but there was a lotta fish movement, and I didn't go back to review those parts a second time.  I should tho!   Thanks for making and sharing your epic movie!  Would go great with some buttered popcorn!

Thank you.

[Skeeter ZX190]

Rik Hafer wrote a book about how rainbow trout ended up in Missouri.  Fascinating read.  He talks about Crane Creek and the myth of it being a pure strain of the McLoud trout from California.  Puts a pretty big hole in that theory.  I was thinking I watched a video produced by Chris and Amanda Miller and they talk about Crane Creek and how they were involved in a sampling DNA study to try and determine how pure they are.  I've never heard the results though.  

[Flysmallie]

54 minutes ago, Skeeter ZX190 said:

 I was thinking I watched a video produced by Chris and Amanda Miller and they talk about Crane Creek and how they were involved in a sampling DNA study to try and determine how pure they are.  I've never heard the results though.  

I’ve heard rumors of this study. But like you, I’ve never seen any results. 

[fishinwrench]

Just take the Blue Pill.  In the grand scheme of things it truly doesn't matter.  👍

[Mitch f]

2 minutes ago, fishinwrench said:

Just take the Blue Pill.  In the grand scheme of things it truly doesn't matter.  👍

To whom it may concern…..The blue pill also reduces the the chance of getting Alzheimer’s by 69 % (no I didnt make up the 69% number😂) true statement 

[Gavin]

That's a wonderful video. You really captured the whole experience. Thanks!

[Flysmallie]

35 minutes ago, Gavin said:

That's a wonderful video. You really captured the whole experience. Thanks!

Thanks Gavin. Glad you enjoyed it.