Of all the species of fish out there, perhaps the most iconic is the Atlantic Salmon, and much of that is down to the species remarkable lifecycle.
North Atlantic Miracle – shot in the astonishing scenery and untouched scenery of western Iceland – tells these fishes’ life stories from their point of view– from vulnerable fry, hatched out of pinkish eggs hidden among the gravel of the riverbed, constantly under threat of predation, until the semi-mature fish head out to sea to feed, and their eventual return to spawn and start the process again.
This affectionately shot film includes amazing scenery and underwater footage of salmon in their natural home, and highlights not only the natural dangers that salmon must overcome in order to complete the cycle and spawn, but also includes some of the most amazing fishing action we’ve seen.
The McCloud river is the point of origin for many of the world’s rainbow trout populations. Despite the California gold rush, and thanks to the inaccessability of the valley, the river remained...
The story of Peter Power’s mission to protect the Atlantic Salmon of Russia’s Kola Peninsula. This amazing landscape is home to some enormous runs of salmon and this pioneeringn...
Califonia’s unique trout, steelhead and salmon populations have been protected by CalTrout for decades. This short film looks at the organisation’s history, heritage and successful...
Dave McCoy is a fly fishing guide and photographer on a mission. He’s heading to the Chuitna River in Alaska – a truly wild river and one of the few remaining places on earth where people can live...
Meet Jan, Jonas and Lukas Borinski, three German brothers with a passion for fishing and filmmaking. Jan’s the eldest, and works in Swedish Lapland, where they do most of their fishing; Jonas...
The Test, The Itchen, Broadlands, Mottisfont, Halford, Skues and Sawyer are all names associated with the chalkstreams of England and amongst the most noteworthy in the world of fly fishing. CHALK is...
A stunningly moving film about 90-year-old World War II veteran Frank Moore returning to Normandy, some 70 years after he first went there as a part of the US Army in 1944, this time with a very...
The Brothers on the Fly boys made this short film to highlight Germany’s unusual laws around catch and release, where catching fish without the intention of killing them is illegal. Now,...
‘Una – the One’ is a powerful documentary about the ‘holy river’ of Bosnia-Herzogovina, the Una. This river, which the Romans found so beautiful that they named it...
This short film by Conservation Hawks follows six adventurous anglers as they visit a remote North American Steelhead river in 2015 – the film highlights not only the magic of the river, the...
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