(Pt. 8) EXTREME LOW MISSISSIPPI RIVER, “WORST AREA” NOVEMBER 2022

[@randyboggess]

Thanks for sharing and you are very knowledgeable about what you do and a true professional really enjoy the videos you put out.

[@marktwained]

Thank you. Truly glad you enjoy, 👍🏻👍🏻

[@chasl2216]

Great video and good job

[@marktwained]

Thank you.

[@louisstephenson5710]

.Capt Kyle excellent video explaining how you do a flank in those conditions. The definition of Lucky is when opportunity meets experience Keep up the cool videos.

[@johnsullivan3623]

have to say I love your diversity in music....rock, country, blue grass, classical blues music Im sure Im missing some youve played....well rounded taste capt.

[@briand.411]

You've done a few nice flanking videos, bit this was one of the best. Always amazing the power of the river and how you skippers make it look easy.

[@josephbrinkley7572]

Epic

[@deanlamberth0sbcglob]

I remember one time in the 1980’s, Captain blew three whistles for more power. Outa the Tennessee into the Ohio and turned north on the upper. 3400 horsepower wasn’t getting it done. We backed down a few miles and hit hard on overload and that was the last time I heard a big engine scream for mercy

[@marcholtz7582]

Thank you for sharing this, I spent time in Rock island...pool 15 locks/dam. You sure have special skills, hell of a job man!

[@jimmywingo6243]

My grandfather used to work on the Jadwin. I remember going on board once about 55-60 years ago. The boat was about 30 years old then.

[@DonaldKing23]

I've really been enjoying this series

[@louispaparella5766]

Wow! At 16:30 heard the 1812 Overture in the background. My all time fav 1958 stereo Antal Dorati's Mn. Symphony version!!!

[@pynetripp9323]

love and enjoy your videos.

[@careyarnold2494]

When you zoom in on the flag and i see the slide its too wild that makes it easy to understand not to go too fast , patience is crucial at this point, get that nose where it needs tobe .then speed up . Great job thanks for makeing this fun and a educational experience

[@johnpourciau1735]

Awesome to see the Miss. River. Thank you for the hard work y’all do. I live in a little town of Morganza La. I go at least once a week to see the River and see all the great barges going up and down the River. Thank you for a beautiful shot of the River from north to south!! Be careful and safe!!😁🙋🏼‍♂️👍

[@chrisjamison376]

Love your videos. She’s definitely tight there. I landed my plane on that bar back in August it wasn’t near that big!!

[@newman_LaRue_Jr]

Wounding what company and boat your on . I worked for Arco for 15 years as a deckhand . I worked upper, lower, ill , and Ohio I always worked Thanksgiving and Christmas so someone could be at home with there family because I don't have one . Happy Thanksgiving to you and all your fellow Co workers.

[@BlankenshiptheDevil]

Believe he pilots for Western Rivers out of Paducah

[@1954dst]

Always wanted to do what you are doing but now to old lol 70 years is little too old lol do you aver go live like to talk too you ànd ask you things as you go

[@Jamgrass85]

Excellent job maintaining a cool head when the river isn't giving you much room to work with.

[@toddmccowen8206]

just sold a boat i ran the arkansas with at zero to 8.560 hrs and about the same miles .one mile a hr loved it .

[@ihatefishing]

Loved this

[@TheLouisamite]

Keep safe captain kyle, ,good to see you on here,

[@robertmccullough4822]

Great Vid Captain... On to #9

[@marktwained]

Hope to have up tomorrow. 👍🏻

[@marktwained]

*will be

[@WaltonFA]

Capt. Kyle, has pleasure boat/personal water craft traffic been restricted? Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks for the informative videos!

[@eddieroberts3402]

Running a crew change in the morning at 363LMR Natchez/Vidalia for the Susan L Stall. Think you'll already be past here. Stay Safe...

[@donalddowland3202]

We got rain coming

[@randylamar943]

Awsome,loved the video.

[@shiftintohigh5564]

Rockin it! Truth here!

[@EarlLedden]

Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture around 16:12

[@BL-jt3qt]

I am surprised that no one has designed Portable Bow Thrusters that can be attached to the Head to help with maneuverability.

[@zackdoss2718]

Someone already had we see them on the icw

[@bradgt5130]

They do, just the sheer weight and size of these compared to those units isn’t enough, each one of those lds are 1500 tons a piece, while most of the bow units are only 300-500hp and require more fuel and extra expenses. Guys have been flanking like this for decades now. Giving them a unit really won’t help them make that bend any fast than just traditionally flanking it. Where they are used more in the ICWW well, you see them more not a lot but, they use them because tows are smaller and they work better for the unit guys and 6 packs. And even then it’s more to keep the guys who are pushing empties moving during windy days.

[@marktwained]

Excellent explanation. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@markgreen7701]

You have a very cool job!

[@markgreen7701]

So now I want to see you go down in a flood. One extreme to another.

[@marktwained]

There are quite a few videos up from me doing that. 👍🏻

[@braxtonfontenot5119]

Is it a easier drive going south since you got the current to work with or going north pushing into the current

[@richardcasey4439]

Satie

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

Couldn't wait for this one lol

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

Patiently waiting

[@altair458]

Love this channel! Keep up the good work👍👍

[@richardcasey4439]

Mahler

[@ix-_grimreaper9493]

Hopefully this winter northern States an Canada get ALOTof snow, and runoff into spring ALOT of northern rainfall to savethe mighty Mississippi

[@shiftintohigh5564]

This! And the train strike. Engineered crisis. Asking for a friend.

[@deanraf]

Impressive!

[@toddmccowen8206]

start building locks and POWER dams .

[@chrissimmonds4898]

I run the black warrior Tennessee River. Hardly no water here either. Not nowhere as bad as the Mississippi.

[@shaggyrandy1264]

Feedin’ lots a people.

[@richardcasey4439]

Vivaldi

[@richardcasey4439]

Beethoven

[@geekfreak618]

We're gonna have to start calling you Mr Needle when you keep threading it that way.

[@keryhatcher3225]

My dad grew cottonwood trees on Togo Island. That’s where I killed my first deer

[@richardcasey4439]

Beethoven