The clothing company that has pretty much become the leading large brand for sustainable clothing production is now using some of their knowledge to help out the salmon industry in British Columbia, Canada. What does Patagonia know about the fish business? Maybe just enough to change it for the better. Yvon Chouinard and people living […]

From Ancient Chinese images, through medieval Europe, to the modern day fly fishing purist, bamboo fly rods are the Holy Grail of fly fishing. Check out the video below to get a look at how you can build one yourself to start your one of your own rod making legacies. In Volume Three we follow […]

In season 4 episode 5 of Teton Gravity Research’s Almost Live, Matt Philippi, Forrest Shearer and Max Hammer have a fun session riding powder during an epic storm at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. There’s a reason TGR’s headquarters is at the base, right next to the tram — it’s for storm days like this. The […]

“Somewhere” is a timelapse film about the world’s natural beauty alongside man made industrial wonders. This is an ongoing project and this is the first instalment. We hope you enjoy watching this as much as we enjoyed seeing and capturing it. A very special thanks to Tom the Seagull for staying in position for 45 […]

An interesting look at what the late morning summer pattern PMD or Pale Morning Dun looks like on the water.

These guys make sitting on frozen ice, waiting for a tug, look fun. Chasin’ Holes Maine style! Ice fishing footage from the 2012 ice fishing season in Maine.

A search of the blogosphere and various fly tying books indicates that this fly, the Brad’s Brat, was a creation of Mr. Enos Bradner and fished extensively on the Stillaguamish River in Washington in 1937. I bet those old boys could teach us a thing or two or twenty over a cup of coffee these […]

“Two things I love in this world. One is silver salmon and the other one is beautiful women. So you see, I’m an authority on both…A Salmon is like a woman, I look at those two eyes and I think ohh jeez.” Sounds about right… Stan and Me is fly fisherman Kathryn Maroun’s touching account […]

Here’s a short clip from a documentary sponsored by Mountain Khakis featuring Wes Hodges from Project Healing Waters.

We’ve shown a couple videos of human beings gliding through the air in squirrel suits, but we’ve never seen anything like this before. “The Flying Dutchman,” Jarno Smeets, has developed a semi human powered flying device. Whether this is the work of a modern day Leonardo Da Vinci or an early April Fools joke, it’s […]

Some massive browns on the White River. Four guides, 7 weeks, and bunch of fired-up trophy hunters willing to pitch big flies at extra big brown trout = 4 fish 29″ or better; 19 fish over 2′ long and a whole bunch 18″ and up.

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will be releasing the same technology it offers for hunters this week. Sometime this week, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will post an interactive Google Earth map of its northwest region, roughly north of a line between Cottage Grove and Reedsport and west from the Cascades to […]