Jungle Fish – Costa Sunglasses
Follow a group of anglers as they uncover an ancient fish in the heart of a south-American rainforest. If they can figure out how to catch them on a fly rod, the fish could save the local community.
Solar Flare
NASA Sun & Space shared this footage of Sunday’s powerful solar flare in extreme ultraviolet light.
Our Sun-watching satellite captured this footage of Sunday’s powerful solar flare in extreme ultraviolet light: https://t.co/UMs3kDbLx2 pic.twitter.com/3eCBYruwid
— NASA Sun & Space (@NASASun) September 12, 2017
Same line new name – Freightliner Skagit
Same great line (with a few minor changes) but with a new name. SA launches the Freightliner Skagit, which is the same line from the past few years that we have been using. The blue line as we called it in the boat. The Intermediate Skagit gets a new name and a much requested cosmetic improvement , the rear loop will now have a black highlight to help you see the transition from the head to the running line.
New video from SA feature SA Ambassador Jeff Hickman.
Scientific Anglers Freightliner Skagit from Scientific Anglers on Vimeo.
We wanted to completely re-work our Spey offerings, and we started with our Skagit heads. Meet the Freightliner Skagit, an all-new design for Scientific Anglers. Featuring a textured, black marker at the rear of the head, and available in both floating and intermediate heads/kits, the Freightliner will become your next go-to Spey line. SA Ambassador Jeff Hickman dives into the details in this short video.
SA Tiny Pieces Video
Michigan Based Company , Scientific Anglers with an up coming video here is the Teaser. Lots of Michigan in this little video, even spotted a Mangled Fly Hoodie in a quick shot. Great video guys.
Scientific Anglers “Tiny Pieces of All of Us” Teaser from Scientific Anglers on Vimeo.
The Scientific Anglers team all shares one thing in common: we love to fish. This is a teaser for our upcoming brand video called “Tiny Pieces of All of Us,” which will be out soon.
Big Eat Video
Pretty cool angle of a pretty cool fish, chasing down a streamer in a far away land.
The Big Eat from Capt Jack Productions on Vimeo.
Save the Everglades
Text WATER to 52886, and tell Florida’s leaders to support SB10 and HB761 and to build the EAA Reservoir, which would restore the flow of fresh, clean water to the River of Grass. It’s #NowOrNeverglades
The fragile Everglades ecosystem is at a tipping point and needs the support of the Florida legislature. This ecosystem supports 1.3 million jobs and represents $109 billion to Florida’s economy. More than 200 Everglades scientists agree that increased storage, treatment, and conveyance of water is necessary as a long-term solution.
The EAA reservoir would capture and store Lake Okeechobee overflow to be redistributed to the south and the Everglades, after being cleaned via filtering through the ground. This would stop the damaging discharges to the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee rivers and the choking drought occurring in the Everglades.
65% of Florida voters approved the purchase and the U.S. Congress reaffirmed their commitment to the project in 2016. Orvis and the outdoor industry want everyone to know how precious the Everglades is and how political will can restore the Everglades, Florida Bay, and Florida’s major estuaries.
Science and Rivers
The Secret Life of Rivers from S Solomon Leaping Frog Films on Vimeo.
Take a journey through the unusual world that exists beneath a streambed. Called the hyporheic zone, this world of microscopic flora and fauna is vital to the health of rivers around the world. Find out why, and see the slime on streambed pebbles come to life! Meet for the first time the colorful and unknown world of the Hyporheic Zone and why it is important.