Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Wild Fish Works: Oregon Coast

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Wild Fish Works: Oregon Coast

http://www.flyfilmtour.com/oregon-coast/
https://vimeo.com/108532172

Wild salmon and steelhead are important to more than just anglers. They represent significant social, cultural and economic ties up and down the Oregon coast. Over the past year, Alan Moore and I worked to explore a few different examples of these connections. Wild Fish Works: Oregon Coast is the result. We hope that angling and non-angling viewers will consider their own connections to wild fish where they live, and explore the unique ways these fish manifest themselves across regions, communities and landscapes. Wild Fish Works’ message is non-political and positive: where people, businesses, communities, conservation and landowners work together, Oregon’s wild salmon, steelhead and trout heritage WORKS. Notably, the specification of “wild” fish in this context is NOT an anti-hatchery statement; rather, we call for more focus on the attainability and importance of conserving the wild fish reserves we still have, and the positive returns that even small investments in wild fish conservation can bring for Oregon. This is the “how” of Wild Fish Works. Agriculture and ranch lands, and other resource-dependent businesses don’t need to change hands, change operations dramatically, or become outdoor recreation playgrounds for the urban crowd to have wild fish. They can stay largely the same with wild fish using them, and perhaps even increase in value and pay quality-of-life dividends for people willing to welcome the fish. The fish pretty much take care of the rest.

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - The Lost Boys of Yantarni

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - The Lost Boys of Yantarni

http://www.flyfilmtour.com/lost-boys-yantarni-fly-media/
https://vimeo.com/114193419

The Lost Boys of Yantarni is the story of the quirky few, stubborn enough to live and work on one of the most rugged and formidable outreaches of the Alaska Peninsula – a Neverland practically unknown to the angling world. The allure? – giant, dime bright, Coho Salmon that charge into these mile-long rivers with a seek-and-destroy mentality. Mother Nature still keeps secrets here, never really showing her hand. For the guys running the place, outwitting her is a daily battle. Severe weather, four-legged locals, and never-ending chores stack the odds against them. “Oh, the glory of being a guide in Alaska . . .”

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Bucknasty Browns

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Bucknasty Browns

http://www.flyfilmtour.com/bucknasty-browns/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyRFmyXFKQ4

 Last June, the Montana Wild crew was thirsty for some fly fishing. Black bear season was over but spring run-off most certainly was not, leaving few options for clear waters around Missoula. Zack, Travis and Sam decided to make the haul from Western Montana down to Eastern Oregon and check out a tiny, mysterious tailwater in the desert. This film is about a fly-flinging good time chasing some bucknasty brown trout who like to eat mice almost as much as mayflies. Look for it in the 2015 F3T Fly Fishing Film Tour!

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - THOSE MOMENTS

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - THOSE MOMENTS

 http://www.flyfilmtour.com/moments/
https://vimeo.com/109158420

THOSE MOMENTS is a feature film for the 2015 fly fishing festival cycle, following fly fishing guides on their day off. We start in Alaska with Hawkeye and Zac searching for giant, flesh-eating rainbows on the Kanektok River, then join Torrie and Josie on Andros, Bahamas, for some mellow bonefishing and finish in British Columbia, where Scott and Kara swing for steel on the Dean River. The film has been produced with generous support from Deneki Outdoors and Rapids Camp Lodge. You can check out their website here: deneki.com

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Mongolia

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Mongolia

http://www.flyfilmtour.com/mongolia/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apmDKsps9DY

Ask one of the main characters in this film, conservationist and wilderness guide Charlie Conn (Director of the Taimen Fund), what this film is about and he’ll humbly tell you, “this is a conservation documentary about our work protecting Taimen (hucho hucho taimen) in Mongolia.” While the underlying focus of the film is the conservation work being done in Mongolia to protect the largest salmonid species in the world, the film is actually a combination of various meandering storylines – flowing together into a cohesive examination of what happens when passionate people come together to protect and properly manage a resource before a ecosystem is subject to 1st world development. Like many countries on the planet, Mongolia is rapidly transitioning from yesterday to tomorrow – leaving a wilderness, numerous wild species and a rich local culture hanging in the balance between two emerging demographics: those participating in the centuries old nomadic existence and a growing population eager to bring Mongolia to the 21st century. As many living in the later know to be true, the luxuries of the 21st century are grand – but oftentimes come with great cost to the natural world around us. All too often, conservation efforts are reactionary. Generation after generation is left picking up the pieces of shattered ecosystems. In many ways, Mongolia is different. Mongolia is an opportunity to conserve before the worst of the damage is inflicted. And most importantly, if successful, Mongolia could be a model for others to follow.

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Yow: Icelandic for Yes!

 Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Yow: Icelandic for Yes!

http://www.flyfilmtour.com/yow-icelandic-for-yes/
https://vimeo.com/115146348
The thing is: it’s not just a word, it’s a feeling — it’s smiling with a pull of whiskey after a long day in the rain, it’s believing in the unknown. From rendezvousing with 16th generation farmers while discovering un-fished rivers to sitting in lonely line-ups while the snow falls — Iceland’s landscape and culture is an incredible background in which to chase the Yow. Yow: Icelandic for Yes is a ~45 minute surf and fly fishing film, shot using the latest in digital cinema technologies. Watch Yow on the 2015 Fly Fishing Film Tour coming to a city near you. HD downloads will be available January 2015 while DVD’s will start shipping by the end of April 2015.

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Co2ld Waters

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 Trailer - Co2ld Waters Published on Nov 18, 2014

http://www.Co2ldWaters.org
http://www.flyfilmtour.com/co2ld-waters/

Conservation Media produced CO2LD WATERS for our client Conservation Hawks. The film stars Craig Mathews of Blue Ribbon Flies, Yvon Chouinard of Patagonia, Steve Hemkens of Orvis, Tim Romano of Angling Trade, and Todd Tanner of Conservation Hawks. The film looks at the single biggest threat to the future of angling: Climate Change.