Okay ... I've got four of them for you. As most web videos go, they're not really long, but take forever to download (at least for those of us with lousy connections, but I know lots of you have fast ones nowadays), and the quality is so-so.

The above water ones don't go to full screen very well, but the underwater ones do ... simply right click on the video as it's playing and click on full screen mode. If it's greyed out, you have to fiddle with the advanced options on your player to allow for full-screen video.

Here they are:

Shot from our deck, shows loads of fish headed up. This train of fish has been nearly non-stop for 24 hours now .. it's getting a little harder to see them clearly today with the water coloring some, but I'd guess we have even more today than yesterday

Train of fish going past our house

Shot at Leyendecker Park ... still shows how shallow it was (has come up about 4-5 inches since) and lots piling into the 'Duc. Extra commentary is not from me

Leyendecker Video

UNDERWATER VIDEOS:

Shot at our house yesterday afternoon, short video of five fish going by, four silvers and one hen king ready to explode.

Four silvers and a king

Same camera location, 11 silvers going by EDIT ... we just showed it to a friend again, and it looks like 10 silvers and 1 king here Longer underwater video

You'll notice it's about a 50-50 split of clipped and non-clipped fish in the videos where you can tell.

Been fun to watch all this!!

Click your link and come back in a bit

Thanks for taken the time to show us folks stuck at work what we are in for! Can't wait, but alas I can only hit the river on Sunday.

Yeah, those darn videos are taking FOREVER to load.

Each one is taking about 3-4 seconds to load!

Fun videos!

More! More! More! More!

Cool video's Bob. The only one that didn't show for me was the short underwater. Pretty nice view you have from the deck.

Bob,

There's a typo in the 4 Silvers and a King link.

Those vids are really cool!!! Living vicariously through them!!!

Life is not fair ... 4 or 5 hours for us to send them, 4-5 seconds for Parker to get them

The typo should be fixed

Thanks Bob! Great videos. I envy you being able to walk out your back door and see that. Awesome!

too cool!! thanks Bob

Just for grins....
If you ever did have a live Cam like that, it would be awesome to put a corky of each color right in their pathway. no hook of course.That way we could see the fish swim by and maybe strike at, or motion towards one of the different colors and rig up accordingly! Call it Bob's online corky color utility!

Those are awesome Bob! God, I can't wait to get out there!

Kev

Fun to watch, neat to see what a little shot of rain can do.

Thanks for posting the videos,It gives us people at work some thing to look forward to.
Good luck,
STRIKE ZONE

Very cool Bob,

Hope it rains enough for the spawning tribs to fill up with water and stay flowing.

For a beginner Salmon fisher those were awesome videos. Wish my back yard was like that. Oh wait I don't have a backyard unless the drunks behind us count.

For me being so new to the board,
What river do you live on BOB?

Thanks again. Great footage.

Nice job bob!!!

It looks like we're in pretty good shape now Rich ... heopefully with 3-4 more days of no nets or sporties, a bunch of those kings will get up where they belong Lots of clipped silvers moving too ... time to whack a few of those for Mom & Dad!

FT ... We live on the 'Duc. I'm pretty sure every coastal stream has something like this going on though!

It only took me most of the day Bobbolink to get rid of a corrupted file in the Windows media. You'd be proud....
It all works perfectly and now we say WOW...WOW...WOW
THREE CHEERS FOR THE

thanks alot bob. for the video and everything else