IDO’s own Brian K’s underwater catfish video footage is written about in the latest In Fisherman magazine. Dr Rob Neumann says “It’s some of the best underwater footage I’ve seen of freshwater fish in their natural environment during winter.” What a compliment! See pages 48-51. Congrat’s Brian!! I look forward to seeing more footage this winter.
Or was it BK’s FW that hit the record button?
Nice work BK! 
BTW……….I got a panner! 
Thats freakin awesome Mr. Beeks Cant wait to get on the water again 
SWEET
Congrats 
Where can one obtain a autograph?!?! Congrats BK!
Congrats BK! Joel Nelson also got his picture in the 2010-2011 Ice fishing magazine…F+W Outdoor sports…
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magazine. Dr Rob Neumann says “It’s some of the best underwater footage I’ve seen of freshwater fish in their natural environment.”
As Brian can attest the secret to great pictures is in the control of the boat.That and knowing where to look for the fish.
Way cool Brian!!!
Obviously, they did not do a good background check-otherwise the nosewarmer and pink hat would have come into question (along with his tractor driving)! 
Good job buddy!!!!!
Congrats on the writeup Brian
Nice job BK
Congrats BK.
I’ve seen the footage and I do believe in this case, the honor is well deserved.
Way to go Brian 
That’s awesome Brian! Looking forward to more in the future. 
Thanks guys!
The good videos are a team effort, it’s the only way it can be done.
Jason Balough
Jesse Krook
Stuart (the gps) Hanson
St Croixer (Jarret)
and even Pier Bridge (Gary) had a hand in the videos in one way or the other.
Oh…almost forgot the best underwater camera maker in the world…Marcum!
Congratulations Brian
Now tell us how much time it takes to make a 5 minute video.
Well that depends Twist.
If “gps head” Stuart is in the boat it could be as little as 30 minutes.
If left up to me, it will take 2-3 hours depending on what kind of fish we’re after.
It’s taken 3 years and we still don’t have a paddlefish on video that’s worth showing. 
PS I hope you’re not counting editing time!
I would guess that editing time would put the variable over the top, I mean if it takes you 30 minutes the editing time would be almost nill compared to three hours of film.
BTW, I have never been down to Truman Reservior but from what I understand they get a pretty good run on the spoonbil below the dam. They come up from Lake of the Ozarks during the spring run. Like I said, although the fish are there I don’t know if you would be able to see anything in the water.
Cool. I hear if you scuba down by the dam there are monsters big enough to eat folks down there.
Awesome stuff, way to go Brian and crew
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