Strait from the land of flat brims, sleeve and neck tattoos and fuck you i’m cooler than you stares, comes a film about putting all that Northern California bullshit aside and catching wild steelhead on two handers. Nor Cal brah.

Check out this sneak peak of a predominantly POV filmed Pacific Northwest Steelhead fly fishing movie. A Steelhead, double handed Spey rod, fly fishing movie. Filmed in the Pacific Northwest in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Rivers fished:Campbell, Chetco, Clackamas, Cowlitz, Gold, Klickitat, Nimpkish, and Methow.

You gotta love two guys getting knee deep, fly fishing and landing a huge rainbow trout with Dolly Parton belting out one of the most covered songs of all time in the background.

A little two handed spey casting action in Montana on the Missouri River.

What do you get when you put a Red Epic and Canon cameras in Tom Lowe’s hands? A ridiculous time-lapse journey filmed and edited at 4K (4096×2304) resolution, four times greater than regular 1080p HD. Enjoy

“Goooooooollllddddd. Gold and silver, silver and gold.” Sick tunes, big fish, and iconic 1964 stop animation classic footage. Huge props to Yukon Goes Fishing for this edit.

    Some beautiful shots from the guys at UpCountry Films, fly fishing and exploring the beautiful western U.S. I don’t know whats better though, breathtaking views of the old west, or Toby Keith’s golden mullet locks?  

A final goodbye from the creators of The Season, as they call it quits.

Unlike Cousin Eddie’s RV from Christmas vacation, you’r not gonna mind if someone parks this thing in your driveway for a couple days or like in Eddie’s case, a month or so. The Orvis Timeless Airstream is a fully restored jewel of the Northwest. Once used as a hunting and fishing lodge near Google Lake, […]

A couple weeks ago we decided to take the Korkers Chrome Boots for a test drive on the Metolius River in Central Oregon. Snow and ice provided ideal conditions to really put the boots to the test. We hiked a couple miles and we had no problem with the snow and ice thanks to the […]

A couple times a year in Oregon, I come across people gazing out of their water bead laden windows mumbling to themselves. Usually they ask, “why do we live here again?” The next time I see a pitiful, pathetic, cry me a friggin river whine fest, I’m gonna shove this video down their throat. This […]