fly-fishing videos

Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week’s collection kicks off with another killer video from the Jensens, who never seem to run out of great New Zealand footage. After that, there’s a little of everything, for both fresh and salt lovers. Periodically, I like to take stock of what you all like and don’t like about the videos you. . .

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Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week’s collection of nineteen (19!) videos is pretty trout-and-steelhead-heavy, so I hope you’re a salmonid fan. We’ve got steel from both the Northwest and the Midwest, and three separate videos shot in New Zealand. Saltwater folks will be treated to some baby tarpon, bonefish, . . .

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[Ed. Note- Phil Monahan is bust attending the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership’s Saltwater Summit. He asked me to repost this in his absence. – JH]

Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Internets for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week, our selections take us from Utah to France, from Argentina to Wisconsin, and on a jaunt around the globe. Plus, we answer the question, “Can carp fishing be beautiful?” Click the READ MORE link, below to find out.

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Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week’s collection spans the globe, from New Zealand to Lapland, from Mongolia to North Georgia. There’s quite an array of species, as well: aside from the usual trouty suspects, you’ll get a gander at tarpon, crevalle jacks, pacu, redfish, and grayling. What’s cool about this collection is. . .

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[Ed Note: Phil Monahan is chasing redfish and picked this Friday Film Fest post to repost in his absence. He’ll be back next week with all new videos.- JH]

TGIFFF! Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Fest, in which we scour the Internets for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week’s videos span the globe, from Greenland to Argentina, and may involve more species than we’ve ever covered on a single Friday. Lots of topwater action is a real bonus. Enjoy!

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Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week’s collection offers tons of great trout, salmon, and steelhead action, with a healthy dose of salt water and exotics thrown in for good measure. Fall colors are on display, as are some truly lovely specimens of game fish. (Although I’m not sure that you could describe the pacu as “lovely.”) Most of what we got. . .

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Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week’s collection has lots of great stuff for anglers of every stripe, and it’s officially steelhead-and-salmon season, which makes for great video. We kick things off with some golden-dorado action and then quickly. . .

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Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing footage available. Lots of stuff from outside the U.S. on display here, with cool videos from South America (including the Falkland Islands), New Zealand, and Europe. The colors of those European browns are something to behold. Withing our borders, we travel from Virginia, where the muskies are on the feed, to Ohio for. . .

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Welcome to another edition of the OrvisNews.com Friday Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing footage available. This week’s collection is among the more varied we’ve ever posted, with tons of different styles and locations. From the clear streams of New Zealand in late summer, to the high-country lakes of the Rockies, to the. . .

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