Adram lincoln vibe

The fact this is my name

My great grandpa Tomp Turner was a river guide here, and lived at the old Kimberling Bridge before being relocated by the rising waters. As a river guide myself out in Oregon, I have always wondered what that big river must have looked like before the dams. Thank you so much for showing me a window into my family's history, and making my late grandma's descriptions of that place come to life

OMG, I remember Owen's as a little kid, in the 50's it wasn't much different. Thanks for the memories!

Love the long boat.

Good song, great pics.

Heard this song on Prairie home companion about a decade ago. Great bluegrass tune.

This is a great video! Where did you find it?

HAHAHA MADISON BROWN!!!!

I play this when im fishing and nothing else works. This works!

music is FAR to loud

But it is salt or freshwater? Ambiguous but awesome song. His reel turned to stone!

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Another formerly wondrous beautifull DAMMED ozark rivers.

River of life farm great place and the river is amazing

This is a great river, I float this river every year and I have some of my best memories there I hope everyone can float this river.

You guy are fishing in trophy trout waters of the Northfork ,

Did you acutely catch that

nice film

Now below the Damn at Bull Shoals is one of the best Trout fisheries in the world. I enjoy it frequently! Was in Cotter last Friday and enjoyed a shoal lunch just down stream with a group of friends. If you ever find yourself in N.Central Arkansas come see us we'll leave the gate open.

there are a few long plywood boats over here on the east side to the state too......current river. great video!

I love this song because im a big fisherman and i cot a 21 inch brown trout and a 19 inch rainbow trout. One day i went fishing and i cot a 20 inch brown in the morning and then i went back to the same spot with the same lure and cot a 19 incher butt i cant tell you what lure

Who was the guide ?

Your shows are right up there with Joe robinet

Anyone have the lyrics ?

can't use a drag chain on the norfork

Some of the most beautiful and oldest exposed rock on the entire planet is right there in Missouri.

Nothing like the fishing in the Ozarks for fun

you just went over the falls

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you're a Kelly shows on the North Fork of the White River right down the street from the crossroads gas station and canoe rental Jim Kansas City Missouri Camp there many times

My best friends name is Madison brown and I just showed her this and we're fuckin dying

Great fishing guide ad video but background song ruins the whole thing. Sorry but... Terrible to listen to!

Barbless, Catch and Release!

What a nice sturdy boat

Thanks so much for the video---enjoyed it very much...can I assume the float started at Forsyth below Powersite Dam? Have been floating the Osage Fork, Niangua, and Gasconade for many years - nothing so peaceful and rewarding.

Thanks for sharing this video. Great job on the "feeling" of the area and the history. Was it taken in the Fall or Winter? I had an opportunity to visit for a short time in late Summer of 2015. I wish I would have known about the mill then. I am planning a return visit so I can stay a little longer for research and visits. Your shot is near where my ancestors settled in 1840. William Henry Wood who claimed a stake in bottom land along the North Fork River. I am learning more about him, as I trace his life. Not much is written, but I have read about this mill in some of the documentation. Grandfather Henry was a farmer and did some blacksmith work also.

I always go on a fishing trip with my brother in January. It's a great way to get the river to yourself. We usually go to the North Fork or the Niangua to try to catch a few trout. This video shows off the sparse beauty of the Ozarks in winter. Thanks for sharing.

Kyle is a wonderful fun guide.

Nice video!!

Masterful musicianship, fabulous lyrics top production in every way! I have no interest in fishing at all but this song, Madison Brown, is the best of the best!

Love it!

just spectacular....those kids will remember this all their lives, but dang the water is cold on the north fork!

"Easter weekend 2014 was one of the most memorable in my lifetime, and it was made complete by my first longboat excursion. Although I am not a water devotee, I tend to approach life with a sense of “adventure goggles on”. After spending a full day with Kyle Kosivich, owner of Longboat Outfitters, I am officially hooked. Kyle offers a concierge-level experience to his guests. My companion and I were comfortably treated to a smooth ride in Kyle’s handcrafted longboat on the North Fork River. We fished, relaxed, and soaked up the breathtaking scenery for more than seven miles. In addition to the scrumptious meal Kyle skillfully prepared for us midday, he adeptly provided angling tips throughout the excursion. Without hesitation, I would recommend Longboat Outfitters to anyone. Whether you want to increase bragging rights in your fishing circles, or simply unwind your worries gently floating through the enchanting Ozark wilderness, you will not be disappointed."

Kyle, that was great. Love your hand made long boats, videography and of course the smallies. I need to put the N. Fork of the White on my bucket list. Do you launch from where CC crosses (E of Dora)?

Thanks William Ely

Anyone that can find reference to Ray G Henderson in Jim Owens/Branson history I would appreciate the info!

Very nice, Kyle. You da man! Going to share this all over the place!!

Well, powersite went up in 1913, but not sure about the Bull Shoals dam

Yes. Somewhere under the reservoir lie these gravel bar camps. To think, the bluffs used to over look a MIGHTY white river. It must have been a glorious adventure!