Description:
Asian carp footage shot on the Illinois River
04:00:23;08 [00:20] :aft looking at boat's wake:
04:00:43;17
04:01:01;28 [00:14] :caught carp on boat deck:
04:01:16;05
04:01:37;28 [01:36] :CU caught carp on netting:
04:03:13;25 04:02:30;01 pick up and pass to our boat
04:03:13;25 [00:45] :taking pictures of held carp:
04:03:58;17
04:03:58;17 [00:15] :CU carp in hands:
04:04:13;06
04:04:13;06 [00:24] :Phil Moy holds carp:
04:04:37;05
04:04:51;21 [00:18] :carp back on deck:
04:05:09;17 04:05:05;27 CU held carp
04:05:09;17 [00:16] :Soth on deck pan to held carp:
04:05:25;21
04:05:25;23 [00:14] :fast boat:
04:05:39;24
04:05:39;24 [01:25] :looking aft at wake:
04:07:04;20
04:07:16;28 [00:52] :Boat captain:
04:08:09;13
04:08:09;13 [00:16] :shoreline:
04:08:25;10
04:08:49;26 [00:24] :entering inlet with electric stunners:
04:09:13;19
04:09:13;19 [01:51] :electric stunners:
04:11:05;00
04:11:05;00 [00:05] :carp jump:
04:11:09;29
04:11:19;25 [00:06] :WS good jump:
04:11:25;20
04:11:38;07 [00:21] :carp caught in net:
04:11:59;21
04:13:03;25 [00:12] :small splash large splash:
04:13:15;22
04:13:29;12 [00:09] :low long jump n splash:
04:13:37;27
04:13:40;23 [00:20] :camera boat passes by:
04:14:00;16
04:14:19;13 [00:17] :boats in inlet:
04:14:36;02
04:14:57;21 [00:38] :dnr fisheries sign on boat:
04:15:36;00
04:15:36;00 [00:21] :looking down inlet:
04:15:56;23 closing shot?
04:15:56;23 [00:11] :boat in low sun:
04:16:08;08
04:16:48;04 [00:59] :holding carp on deck:
04:17:46;23
04:17:46;22 [00:16] :CU carp in hand, passed aroung:
04:18:02;16
04:18:02;17 [01:25] :CU hand in carp mouth, Phil Moy:
04:19:27;24 04:18:58;13 Shorenak
04:20:05;19 [00:32] :ship fore full of carp:
04:20:37;09
04:20:37;09 [00:17] :carp handed up on to our boat:
04:20:53;28
04:20:53;28 [00:25] :holding two carp for picture:
04:21:18;17
04:21:18;17 [00:07] :Shorenak Moy taking pictures:
04:21:25;19
04:21:25;19 [00:19] :Nat History guy holding carp/Interview:
04:21:44;22
04:21:44;22 [00:37] :same order as common carp:
04:22:21;25 They're in the same order, so they're distantly related,
but there's not much similarity between their lifestyles.
They're probably distant cousins, I guess would be the
easiest way to describe it. Their lifestyles are
completely different. Common Carp are kind of bottom
feeders that feed on detritous and organic matter on the
bottom and vegetation and stuff like that. These feed in
the water column. They're fairly sensitive to bad water,
ah, siltation, whereas the common carp are fairly, fairly
tolerable.
04:22:21;25 [00:41] :from china:
04:23:02;25 04:22:44;29 The predators here are not big enough to eat
these guys after about three or four months after they
hatch. They grow that fast. So. You know by the time
they're half a year to a year old they're well outside the
size range of anything that can eat them, in the Illinois
river anyway.
04:23:02;25 [00:10] :fondle the carp:
04:23:12;29 Anyone else want to fondle the carp.
04:23:15;14 [00:44] :Cu carp mouth:
04:23:59;27 04:23:34;12 picture taking
04:23:59;29 [00:09] :picture takers of carp holding:
04:24:09;12
04:25:21;17 [00:05] :WS jump close by:
04:25:26;22
04:25:58;26 [00:16] :small jump hard to see:
04:26:14;13
04:26:36;10 [00:08] :small splash centered:
04:26:44;17
04:27:05;23 [00:20] :passing snags in water:
04:27:25;20
04:27:56;24 [00:11] :small jump far away:
04:28:08;10
04:29:05;27 [00:13] :big jump by stunners:
04:29:19;11
04:30:10;26 [00:08] :good jump by shore:
04:30:19;01
04:30:50;28 [00:16] :jump by shore:
04:31:06;23
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| Format Generations: |
Moving Image/Field Footage
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| Date Of Record Release: |
2006-01-25 08:25:18 (W3C-DTF) |
| Subject Authority Used: |
International Press Telecommunications Council |
| FormatIdentifierSource: |
Wisconsin Public Television |
| Date Last Modified: |
2010-01-14 09:44:33 (W3C-DTF) |
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