Reynolds ups the entertainment factor with some of the most exciting pike fly fishing action ever caught on film. Filming took place over the past 3 summers at some of the worlds most prolific pike waters in Alaska & Canada. During filming Barry took eight pike of over 50 inches including his new personal best of 54 inches! separate bonus added footage section at the end on fly's, leaders, & other tackle for those who want more than just the entertainment value. 60 min.
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In his long awaited follow up to The Flyrodders Guide to Pike, Barry Reynolds ups the entertainment factor with some of the most exciting pike fly fishing action ever caught on film. Filming took place over the past three summers at some of the worlds most prolific pike waters in Alaska and Canada. During filming Barry took eight pike of over 50 inches including his new personal best of 54 inches! Also captured on film was an epic day of top water action where over 60 pike were caught and released including a 51 inches! Watch as large pike in shallow water push bow wakes as the hunt down the fly from long distances! As Barry describes it opike hit fly's with bad intentions inches! While the movie itself features Barry's passion and pursuit of the pike there is a separate bonus added footage section at the end on fly's, leaders, and other tackle for those who want more than just the entertainment value.
The Scandinavian Spey Cast DVD
In this volume, Henrik Mortensen focuses on what he terms "the Scandinavian Spey Cast." To lend perspective, he visits the famous River Dee in Scotland to analyze the historical roots of the traditional spey cast with a classic Scottish ghillie. He then travels to Canada's beautiful Gaspé Peninsula in Eastern Quebec to illustrate his modern, redefined version with practical implementation on three of the most challenging salmon rivers in the world: Grande Cascapedia, Bonaventure, and Petite Cascapedia. Under sub-optimal conditions of the early season, low water, few fish and very clear rivers, the benefits of the Scandinavian Spey Cast become apparent.
Henrik's perfection of the Scandinavian Spey Cast, and his unique method of body movement and its importance in the cast is also neatly illustrated from the banks of the river MÖrrum in Sweden. From both the European and North American continents, he also demonstrates where and when one should use short and long casts, and the type of line and leader to use under various circumstances. When the salmon doesn't take the fly, simply change tactics...this shows you how.
This extremely high quality English language DVD is 74 minutes long and contains subtitles in seven languages: Dansk/Deutsch/English/Espanol/Francais/Norsk/Svenska.
Region free, requires NTSC format capable DVD Player & TV, works on most modern devices.
OUT OF STOCK Steelhead Flies, Tying Classics DVD
Steelhead Flies, Tying Classics DVD by Dec Hogan & Marty Howard
Takes you through a step by step process on how to create classic steelhead flies that you can admire and fish with confidence. The carefully chosen patterns and techniques that Dec and Marty demonstrate will provide you with the knowledge and skill necessary to tie an infinite number of patterns and styles. Speys, Dees, wets, dries, marabous, muddlers and prawns, it's all in here and more! Spectacular river footage & fishing along the way helps fuel the passion. 2 DVDs, 4 hrs.
Steelhead flies are perhaps the most beautiful and alluring in all of angling. Mastering the skills to tie them to perfection is a rewarding challenge that is easily attainable. In this program veteran steelheaders and fly tying instructors Dec Hogan and Marty Howard take you through a step by step process on how to create classic steelhead flies that you can admire and fish with confidence. The carefully chosen patterns and techniques that Dec and Marty demonstrate will provide you with the knowledge and skill necessary to tie an infinite number of patterns and styles. Speys, Dees, wets, dries, marabous, muddlers and prawns, it's all in here and more! Spectacular river footage along the way helps fuel the passion. The boys even hook a steelhead or two. Running time is just under four hours on two DVDs.
Tubes for Steelhead DVD
Tube Flies for Steelhead with Rick Kustich
The concept of flies tied on tubes is rapidly gaining in popularity. There are many tactical advantages of utilizing this style of fly for steelhead. In Tube Flies for Steelhead, veteran steelhead angler Rick Kustich uses an easy to understand style to explain the benefits of tube flies and demonstrate step-by-step tying instruction for patterns that have proven effective on both Pacific Coast and Great Lakes rivers.
The DVD includes complete tying instructions and recipes for six effective and attractive tube fly patterns as well as tips and ideas for modifications to meet specific fishing conditions. Rick Kustich is co-author of the acclaimed book Fly Fishing for Great Lakes Steelhead and has fly fished for steelhead for nearly thirty years. He is a writer, photographer, fly tyer, and instructor and his work has appeared in numerous national and regional publications. Rick lives in Grand Island, NY on the banks of the Niagara River.
Filmed in BC and Oregon, Steelheading Outside the Box is the most insightful, technique focused steelhead film in over twenty years. There are no indicators or dead drifted nymphs in this film, just deeply sunk swinging flies jacked by Skagit Flight and Skagit Short shooting heads, wicked looking custom Intruders and water spitting popping bugs chugging behind the latest high tech Scandi heads; it's steelheading Scott's way. 120 min. Whether he's dropping a cone head Prom Dress through 10 feet of cold winter flow to a short piece of holding water or popping a foam lipped Ska-opper over a roily boulder patch, Scott knows where fish live and how to make them respond. Few "How To" films deliver with results. From the intimate coastal streams of Northern BC to his home waters in Oregon, Scott Howell goes fishing and shares the techniques he developed throughout is career and lands over a dozen wild steelhead in the process. Scott's philosophy: "If that steelhead intended to eat your fly, it would have". You shouldn't worry about the ones that got away or the short strikes, dull pulls and plucks. Enjoy and respect them all. But cherish the ones you get to touch. Skagit Master Volume 2 Featuring Scott Howell is the perfect companion to Skagit Master Volume 1 Featuring Ed Ward. The film contains a lot of thinking outside the box steelheader stuff, like how to get your fly down through 6-8 feet of fast, cold winter water to resting steelhead. Basalt bedrock rivers like the North Umpqua require different techniques than say, the Skagit, so Scott shows us how to do it. And there's a lot of classic water fished in a more traditional way.
Filmed in BC and Oregon, Steelheading Outside the Box is the most insightful, technique focused steelhead film in over twenty years. There are no indicators or dead drifted nymphs in this film, just deeply sunk swinging flies jacked by Skagit Flight and Skagit Short shooting heads, wicked looking custom Intruders and water spitting popping bugs chugging behind the latest high tech Scandi heads; it's steelheading Scott's way. 120 min Available January 2011, Be First In Line! Save: $3 + shipping Whether he's dropping a cone head Prom Dress through 10 feet of cold winter flow to a short piece of holding water or popping a foam lipped Ska-opper over a roily boulder patch, Scott knows where fish live and how to make them respond. Few "How To" films deliver with results. From the intimate coastal streams of Northern BC to his home waters in Oregon, Scott Howell goes fishing and shares the techniques he developed throughout is career and lands over a dozen wild steelhead in the process. Scott's philosophy: "If that steelhead intended to eat your fly, it would have". You shouldn't worry about the ones that got away or the short strikes, dull pulls and plucks. Enjoy and respect them all. But cherish the ones you get to touch. Skagit Master Volume 2 Featuring Scott Howell is the perfect companion to Skagit Master Volume 1 Featuring Ed Ward. The film contains a lot of thinking outside the box steelheader stuff, like how to get your fly down through 6-8 feet of fast, cold winter water to resting steelhead. Basalt bedrock rivers like the North Umpqua require different techniques than say, the Skagit, so Scott shows us how to do it. And there's a lot of classic water fished in a more traditional way.
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