A misty morning in March, the fog is thick, diffusing the morning sun. I took some footage of the river, panning a little too fast from up-river down. When facing downriver I saw some water flicking, tails popping the surface of the water. I had to zoom in, a little disorienting, but I can to catch the tails flapping, they surprised me since the water was very shallow where the tail slapping was occurring, no more than one foot deep. The fishtails are about 50 seconds in, towards the very end.
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