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Anticipation

Anticipation and disappointment is a part of fishing - looking forward to the catch that never comes

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Martin Joergensen

This episode
Another podcast! My new recorder has been doing overtime, and I have been fortunate enough to get out enough and have time to record. I'm still struggling with the wind here - both when casting and when recording. So on this podcast you will have quite a bit of noise from the wind - and from my clothes because I'm trying to shelter the microphone - and from my stomach because I'm hungry! How many podcasts have you heard with stomach growling recorded?
And oh yes: there's also a fish being caught on this podcast. That doesn't happen too often.

Images for this day's podcast
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A nice sea trout - On the way back into its right element
A nice sea trout
Martin Joergensen
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Colored male - In the autumn many fish are colored - typically brown or gray - as a sign of their preparation for the spawning run. Such fish are immediately released.
Colored male
Martin Joergensen
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Another podcast fish - The fish that was caught on both hook and sound recording
Another podcast fish
Martin Joergensen
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One of Henning\'s fish - Henning had a couple of nice fish and many takes in a period of 15-30 minutes.
One of Henning's fish
Martin Joergensen
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Under the arc - My rod with a fish on it frames Henning in the background
Under the arc
Martin Joergensen
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Splash! - This release cost me a very wet lens.
Splash!
Martin Joergensen
 

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Published October 23rd 2007
Duration 37 minutes and 49 seconds
File size 34.63 Mb

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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted October 25th 2007

Dave,

Thanks for your comment. True enough that the wind adds authenticity, but it also adds a lot of noise and quite a bit of post production work for me. I have tried to keep the noise down by applying differerent filters and cutting out the worst parts. I hate doing that because time by the computer equals lost fishing time.

And I'm glad you liked the stomach growl... ;-) Next time you may be able to get into bed with me! Literally! I started recording the next podcast installment yesterday after I had laid down to sleep, sparked by a late night email about C&R. I will probably do the rest tomorrow or during the weekend by the water, and get it published as soon as I get the time to finish the mixing.

Martin


From: Dave · hwy20coc·at·comcast.net  Link
Submitted October 25th 2007

Martin,
I enjoy your podcasts very much. I've listened to all of them and look forward to each new one that comes out. Your latest was excellent. I really enjoy it when you record all of the sounds, wind included. More authentic that way. Glad to hear that you caught fish on this trip. I felt like I was there with you - stomach growl and all. :-)



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