I don't yet have any editing software, and I am still waiting on my lens filter to fix the prop warping, but here are a few minutes.

http://www.vimeo.com/22371811

Nice video Jeremy! Looks like fun. I wish our gravel bars around here were more like yours. What filter are you waiting for? I have a GoPro also and would be interested to learn how to get rid of the prop artifacts.

Neutral density filter, I was going to start with an 8.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutral_density_filter

No fair- those river bars are nicer than my state-maintained runway!

Nice vid, thanks for sharing

-DP

The thing about mine is they have all kinds of crap on them, you have to watch out for old tires....
And they are surrounded by houses so I try not to loiter.

Sweet. I take it you are dragging your tires/hydroplaning before the gravel? What speed to you hit the gravel at (IAS or preferably GPS)?

Nice vid reminds me of the old days Looks like the yellowstone river. Or the Yukon
Just a tip...when turning around go to the high side and turn down hill ...less power required and less rock dings on the prop

This shot was down stream so 33-37, you can go slower up stream.
To be honest I'm not quite sure, I just go off of feel.
When you get too slow it feels Really bad and takes full power to recover, you will get into a hopping.

Great job, nothing like the gravel bars we have here. Large rocks , stumps , logs and wild life are some of what we have to contend with. I hope to see more videos you have made on flying. Keep up the great work... Ken in Alaska

Sa...weet!