The Fly Fishing Film Tour is back again in 2015 with another exciting and inspirational lineup of films sure to impress anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The tour features a collection of short films from around the world that showcase the beauty of fly fishing in stunning locations while also highlighting the unique challenges and experiences that come with the sport.
The first film in the lineup is titled "A Backyard in Nowhere" and takes viewers on an adventure to the remote and rugged backcountry of Alaska. The film follows a group of anglers as they embark on a journey to catch the elusive rainbow trout that inhabit the clear mountain streams and lakes of the region. Along the way, they encounter breathtaking natural scenery and face the difficult challenges of navigating the wilderness and outsmarting the wily trout.
Next up is "The River's Divide", which explores the complex relationship between a father and son as they reconnect through their shared passion for fly fishing. The film follows the pair as they journey through the American West, chasing trout in some of the most picturesque landscapes imaginable. Along the way, they reflect on the joys and challenges of their relationship and the healing power of spending time in nature.
The third film in the lineup is "Raising Ghosts", which follows the journey of a group of anglers as they explore the remote and pristine waters of New Zealand's South Island. The focus of the film is on the region's notoriously difficult and elusive brown trout, which are the stuff of legend among fly fishermen. The film offers stunning visuals of the region's stunning natural landscape and offers a glimpse of the unique culture and lifestyle of the Kiwis who call the region home.
Another film in the lineup is "The Lost River", which explores the plight of the endangered Bull Trout and the efforts of local conservation advocates to protect this valuable species. The film takes viewers on a journey through the wild and scenic rivers of British Columbia, where Bull Trout once thrived but are now facing extinction due to habitat loss and other environmental factors. The film offers a stark reminder of the importance of preserving our natural resources and the vital role that fly fishing plays in this effort.
Another film in the lineup is "Souls of the Vermilion", which takes viewers on a journey along the Vermilion River in Illinois. The film explores the river's rich history and the vital role that it played in shaping the lives of the people who live along its banks. The focus of the film is on the relationship between the river and the people who rely on it for their livelihoods, and the enduring spirit of community that has kept the river alive for generations.
Overall, the Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 offers an exciting and inspirational lineup of films that showcase the beauty and excitement of fly fishing in all its forms. From the remote backcountry of Alaska to the pristine waters of New Zealand, the tour offers a window into the world of fly fishing and the unique culture and experiences that come with the sport. Whether you're an avid angler or simply a fan of the great outdoors, the Fly Fishing Film Tour 2015 is sure to delight and inspire you.
