Something a little different to your average fish porn here. What starts out as the simple story of three fly-fishermen exploring Alaska in search of giant pike goes a bit Deliverance when they get caught in a conflict between Native people and renegade rednecks in the remote backwaters of the Innoko River…
When someone starts a sentence with the words “back in my grandfather’s day”, your interest might be, say, mildly piqued. When that person is referring to Ernest Hemingway, you sit up and listen.
Belize seems to affect people in a way that few other places can manage. Perhaps it’s the fly-fishing for permit, which is arguably more productive than anywhere else in the world…
We posted a Top 5 recently about why we love fishing for carp on the fly. Well, if we were any good with a video camera, we’d have made this as a visual accompaniment.
A Friday treat for you here. And this one really is a bit special – as far as production values in fishing films go, it doesn’t get much better…
There’s DIY bonefishing, and then there’s, you know, DIY bonefishing. Most of us still check into a lodge of some sort when we head for some unguided action. Not these guys…
This is a fine bit of writing from Captain Gregg McKee over, owner of Florida’s Wild Fly Charters and man behind the always-excellent Pine Island Angler blog.
This little nugget has probably been knocking about on the interpipe for a while, but seeing as we’ve only just come across it, we thought we’d share it.
“Striiiip… striiiip… striiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip… strip, strip, strip, stripstripstripSTRIPSTRIPHEATEITHEATEIT!” It’s the patented poon-strip patter, you know how it goes.
They’re the guys who brought you Drift and Rise - two of the mightiest fishing DVDs of all time. Now it’s time for the latest gem from Confluence Films - Connect.
