“CONNECT:” Yellowstone
CONNECT features well-known anglers Greg Vincent, Jeff Currier, Jimmy Bartschi, Craig Mathews, Masa Katsumata, Brian Porter, and Captain Eric Wallace, and more than a dozen different fish species, both freshwater and saltwater.
On the Beaverkill
A short video from photographer Chris Layda, capturing fly fishing on the Beaverkill.
“Girls Just Wanna… Fish!”
Tim Flagler profiles four women as they spend a day on the White River as guests of the K-Bar-T Ranch in Meeker, Colorado.
“Tempest Milky Way”
"Storm and star shots" by Randy Halverson, filmed in South Dakata during the months of June - August, 2011.
New Orleans Preview
Waterline Media delivers wintertime footage of fly fishing for redfish and black drum in the marshes of Louisiana.
Geofish Trailer
The trailer for MOTIV Fishing's new "Geofish" film, documenting an "epic 8000-mile fishing expedition from Oregon to the Yucatan Peninsula."
Simple Summer Fun with Landlocks
Nothing pretentious about this video, just engaging filmwork set to pleasant music. Simple summer fun in Maine's Baxter State Park, catching landlocked salmon.
“Depth Perception”
An evening of drift-boat dry fly fishing during a caddis hatch, with Mark Raisler and Ben Hardy from Headhunters Fly Shop on the Missouri River in Craig, MT.
Bidasoa Trout
Fly fishing on the Bidasoa River in Spain with Mikel Elexpuru.
Deep Water Cay Bonefish Scouting
Deep Water Cay bonefish guides Meko Glinton and Mervin Thomas go scouting for bonefish before Flip Pallot arrives for a February 2011 shoot.
“The Costa Rica Challenge”
Trailer for "The Costa Rica Challenge," which will appear in Fall 2011 on WFN, the International Fly Fishing Film Festival and DVD.
“Redfish”
This excerpt from RA Beattie's first full-length video project, "Nervous Water" captures some of the excitement of sight-casting to waking and finning redfish along the south Texas coast.
“Bass”
RA Beattie's short film captures the essence of bass fishing on the arid shores of Lake Powell in the western United States.
“RISE”
Rene Harrop — known on the Henry's Fork as the "Trout Hunter" — describes his close connection to one of the most fabled trout streams in North America.