I stumbled upon this video today, what do you make of it? I watched it on a big tv in slow mo and whatever it is, it breaks the waters surface twice once just off shore and once more about 15' out. Wisconsin river creature

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fixed it

Reflection off the drone.

Video manipulation.

Must be Nessie!!

That's the sun reflection

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If it's the same Apple River I'm thinking of, it's not very deep. Big inner tubing river.

Canoearoo: "That's the sun reflection "

That's what I thought too, but, at 26 seconds you can see it breaking the surface of the water

Beer can half full of water bobbing in the current

Nice shot of the place . ;)

Nothing to see here folks, just a reflection on the water.

Giant beaver, waiting for Deerfoot to show up...

that's pretty pee-thetic :)

Clearly, none of you have ever seen a Bigfoot swim underwater. I have and that's what it is.

rtallent: "Giant beaver, waiting for Deerfoot to show up..."

Point the way Ray.

Apparently, someone had a run in with the Montpetit family.

inspector13: "
Apparently, someone had a run in with the Montpetit family.


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Not that part of the river but point taken....No tubers in this part of the river

Ness so much
but, Loch ya suit...

Cheers

My sister-in-law is mad at Nessie. She took a plesiosaur tooth to Loch Ness and dipped in the water to show Nessie that she was a friend. But Nessie spurned her and didn't show up. So my sister-in-law is ticked at Nessie. Yes, I'm serious.

As for this video, I'm not showing it to her. I see a reflection.

Maybe a lost Manatee ;-)

When I first arrived in Florida I brought my Bass Tracker boat along and was fishing an inland river. I was standing and casting and looked down in the dark waters only to observe something absolutely massive swim directly under my boat. It was so large and unexpectedly terrifying that I laid down in the bottom and got real quiet for about 10 long minutes..........I had no knowledge of a Manatee.

I have heard the native Americans used to jump on their backs and insert tapered plugs into their nostrils to aid in dispatching them.........."Honey, i'm home............ I catch'em, you clean 'em".