Last spring we had a small window to fish a dry section of river that can only be fished during high water. With runoff in full force and cloudy conditions in the the forecast, we set out searching the flood waters for streamer chasing trout. Here is our latest short film FLOOD WATERS. [vimeo https://vimeo.com/121924556 […]
In the past I had seen only hunters in the high country using trekking poles for sheep hunts. I never really thought they would benefit my everyday hunting endurance and performance. This last summer I finally tested a pair of trekking poles, primarily using them for summer scouting hikes and during parts of the hunting […]
The winter here in Western Montana has been mild to say the least so far. Temperatures through January and now February have been well above normal and conditions resemble spring. This has been frustrating for hunting coyotes but a blessing to all the fisherman who have had enough of winter already. After the F3T recently […]
With our film Bucknasty Browns coming out on this year’s Fly Fishing Film Tour we wanted to put together an informative write up on how to make a sick fishing film. There are a lots of guys out there trying to break out onto the fishing scene and hopefully this will provide a little insight […]
When planning a to shoot a multiple day film in a territory you are unfamiliar with, you need to plan ahead of time for every detail of the trip. The success of such a film/fishing project is no easy task, and one forgotten piece of gear could put the outcome of the film in jeopordy. […]
Here is the teaser for our 2015 Fly Fishing Film Tour film submission BUCKNASTY BROWNS. Be looking for the full-length feature this January. [vimeo https://vimeo.com/111073051 w=580&h=440] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bucknastybrowns Instagram: @bucknastybrowns #bucknastybrowns
Travis rifled through the YETI as we sat on the dusty tailgate, consuming the day’s lunch and reliving the morning’s success. Fish after fish had been tackled from the long, complex run and we thought the wise browns had been put down for the day. I walked along the road with a Moose Drool in […]
There would be no dark timber, no wallows and downfall this September. The subsititues would be coulees filled with sage and brush, patchy timber, clay buttes and grassy bottoms. The elk would be more visible but also much more educated. The name of the game would be spot-and-stalk, which was fine with me. When we […]
[Well September is a busy busy month. Archery season is only so many days long and throw in time spent filming and getting some work done and it always seems like time is too short and the personal days you get to hunt too few. This fall has been a whirlwind and we’ve been very […]
Well the calendar keeps rolling forward and Montana’s General Archery opener is quickly approaching. This past week we were able to get the time off to go brush up our archery skills by chasing around some of the elusive antelope. Conditions started off with temps in the upper 70s and low 80s but deteriorated quickly […]
