RJ
03-19-2007, 06:24 PM
We have several of our fly fihsng shows over the past now available on DVD!
Intro to Saltwater Fly Fishing Now On DVD: Our seventh episode of the 2003 season is an Introduction to Saltwater Fly Fishing. In this show it's not about how many fish we catch or how large they may or may not be, but it's an educational experience on how you can get into this great and fastest growing segment of the saltwater fishing industry...saltwater fly fishing...and not nearly as expensive as you may think! In this show, shot in less than desirable conditions this late May, we cover in detail the in's and out's, the should and should-not's of the saltwater fly fishing game. How to choose the right fly line for beginner or expert, how to retrieve your fly line to entice strikes, understanding Fly Fishing's weighted numbering system, choosing the right flies, the right reels and we have an Exclusive Internet only segment on Understanding Leaders for Fly Fishing which did not make the show because of room! We used flies to dupe cocktail blues on the long wand for fun and exciting action.
Fly Fishing Delaware Rivr Gap Wild Brown Trout (new) Now On DVD: Wild Brown Trout of Delaware Water Gap: My guest was Steve Sloan (deceased), a long time friend, flyfisher and world record holder. We were editing this show when Steve passed away and I ran with it as a tribute to my special friend. Steve was a trustee for the IGFA and a very accomplished flycaster. We traveled to the Delaware Water Gap, not too far from the Pocono region and up towards Henryville, PA. We fished nymphs for wild brown trout and a few rainbows in a beautiful setting for some fantastic action. In this episode we gave detailed instructions on how to cast a fly rod including roll casting, what to bring on a road trip, proper casting techniques, fly choices and lots of action along with our Boating Tip of the Week . This will be one for the ages as his legacy in the fly fishing game and his fisheries management contributions are measured for decades to come. I will surely miss him and our time together on and off the water.
Legends of Flyfishing Part 1 Now On DVD & Video (6 left): Our 13th episode for 2003 was a truly wonderful experience for me. I was able to sit streamside with a few legends of the fly fishing game. My guest "host' for this show was world record holder, fly fishing author ("Fly Fishing Is Spoken Here") and radio show host Steve Sloan (deceased). Steve took us on a tour of the Beaverkill and Willowemac regions of the Catskills region and gave us some in-depth history of the area and the progression of fly fishing in this region. We sat streamside as I interviewed Poul Jorgensen (deceased). world noted fly tier, as he showed us the step by step process of tying the March Brown Nymph and we took a tour of the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum with the Exec. Director Paul Dahlie (deceased).
Legends of Fly Fishing-Part 2: Our 14th episode was part 2 of this Legends show in which world record holder, fly fishing author ("Fly Fishing Is Spoken Here") and radio show host Steve Sloan (deceased). returned as my guide to this region and again we sat with Poul Jorgensen (deceased). world noted fly tier, as he showed us the step by step process of tying the March Brown Dry streamside on the Willowemac. Then I had the true pleasure to sit and interview the first lady of fly fishing, the legendary Ms Joan Salvato-Wulff on the bank of her private property and she showed us some casting details and caught a beauty of a brown trout on camera for us.
We reminisced through the years as to how she met her late husband Lee Wulff, what he meant to the fly fishing game and how she has taken over the mantle of the sport in her own right, as she leads women and men through the sport of fly fishing and how she has established one of the greatest fly fishing schools in the country! Again the scenery of the Catskills is as legendary as the people who live there. Click the Projector Icon below for a snipet video clip of our interview with Joan Wulff.
Intro to Saltwater Fly Fishing Now On DVD: Our seventh episode of the 2003 season is an Introduction to Saltwater Fly Fishing. In this show it's not about how many fish we catch or how large they may or may not be, but it's an educational experience on how you can get into this great and fastest growing segment of the saltwater fishing industry...saltwater fly fishing...and not nearly as expensive as you may think! In this show, shot in less than desirable conditions this late May, we cover in detail the in's and out's, the should and should-not's of the saltwater fly fishing game. How to choose the right fly line for beginner or expert, how to retrieve your fly line to entice strikes, understanding Fly Fishing's weighted numbering system, choosing the right flies, the right reels and we have an Exclusive Internet only segment on Understanding Leaders for Fly Fishing which did not make the show because of room! We used flies to dupe cocktail blues on the long wand for fun and exciting action.
Fly Fishing Delaware Rivr Gap Wild Brown Trout (new) Now On DVD: Wild Brown Trout of Delaware Water Gap: My guest was Steve Sloan (deceased), a long time friend, flyfisher and world record holder. We were editing this show when Steve passed away and I ran with it as a tribute to my special friend. Steve was a trustee for the IGFA and a very accomplished flycaster. We traveled to the Delaware Water Gap, not too far from the Pocono region and up towards Henryville, PA. We fished nymphs for wild brown trout and a few rainbows in a beautiful setting for some fantastic action. In this episode we gave detailed instructions on how to cast a fly rod including roll casting, what to bring on a road trip, proper casting techniques, fly choices and lots of action along with our Boating Tip of the Week . This will be one for the ages as his legacy in the fly fishing game and his fisheries management contributions are measured for decades to come. I will surely miss him and our time together on and off the water.
Legends of Flyfishing Part 1 Now On DVD & Video (6 left): Our 13th episode for 2003 was a truly wonderful experience for me. I was able to sit streamside with a few legends of the fly fishing game. My guest "host' for this show was world record holder, fly fishing author ("Fly Fishing Is Spoken Here") and radio show host Steve Sloan (deceased). Steve took us on a tour of the Beaverkill and Willowemac regions of the Catskills region and gave us some in-depth history of the area and the progression of fly fishing in this region. We sat streamside as I interviewed Poul Jorgensen (deceased). world noted fly tier, as he showed us the step by step process of tying the March Brown Nymph and we took a tour of the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum with the Exec. Director Paul Dahlie (deceased).
Legends of Fly Fishing-Part 2: Our 14th episode was part 2 of this Legends show in which world record holder, fly fishing author ("Fly Fishing Is Spoken Here") and radio show host Steve Sloan (deceased). returned as my guide to this region and again we sat with Poul Jorgensen (deceased). world noted fly tier, as he showed us the step by step process of tying the March Brown Dry streamside on the Willowemac. Then I had the true pleasure to sit and interview the first lady of fly fishing, the legendary Ms Joan Salvato-Wulff on the bank of her private property and she showed us some casting details and caught a beauty of a brown trout on camera for us.
We reminisced through the years as to how she met her late husband Lee Wulff, what he meant to the fly fishing game and how she has taken over the mantle of the sport in her own right, as she leads women and men through the sport of fly fishing and how she has established one of the greatest fly fishing schools in the country! Again the scenery of the Catskills is as legendary as the people who live there. Click the Projector Icon below for a snipet video clip of our interview with Joan Wulff.