All ways something – Pipe Up against Enbridge
Another video that needs watching, as some very precious land is about to be invaded by the Oil company’s. More can be learned here at Pipe Up Against Enbridge.
Fall Run – Trailer
Very cool video from the Pacific Northwest. Todd Moen does his usual amazing working with the camera.
Feelings we all share.
I have two favorite quotes from this film
- “It’s really up to the Salmon” – when fishing we try to come up with all these theories of how to catch more fish. When we really get down to the basics of our theories it really does come down to the fish. They control so much of our theories.
- “it’s like believing in God” – to be an Atlantic Salmon chaser or steelhead chaser you have to have belief, it has to be so strong that it just keeps pulling you back to the river over and over again. Believing that your going to actually catch a fish, especially on a swung fly.
Watch this clip and look for these two quotes. Great film with some unbelievable video work. Love the helicopter effect that they pulled off. Great job on this clip, really shows how fishing is universal. Doesn’t matter where you are in the world.
a thousand theories from Rolf Nylinder on Vimeo.
Limited Time Offer – Holiday Special
Kevin Feenstra and I decided to get in the holiday spirit and offer the Smallmouth DVD at a new Holiday Special price of $22.99. A perfect gift for under the tree or in your stocking. Order now and I promise to get it to you for Christmas.
Anglers of the AuSable
For more information go to ausableanglers.org , but spread the word the AuSable needs our help.
Anglers of the AuSable from RT on Vimeo.
13 mins of WOW
Alaska Nutrient Cycle
Closing the loop in nature – this video highlights the chum salmon, from salt to spawn to how they become one of the most important food and nutrient sources for nearly every living organism in and around these waters. Absolutely terrific video.
Alaska The Nutrient Cycle from Paul Klaver on Vimeo.
Patagonia New Short Film
Film is about 27 minutes long, this email below I received from Patagonia and thought I would share.
Worn Wear is an exploration of quality – in the things we own and the lives we live. This short film takes you to an off-the-grid surf camp in Baja, Mexico; a family’s maple syrup harvest in Contoocook, Vermont; an organic farm in Ojai, California; and into the lives of a champion skier, a National Geographic photographer, and a legendary alpinist. It also features exclusive interviews with Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard.
Released as an antidote to the Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping frenzy, Worn Wear is an invitation to celebrate the stuff you already own.
If you agree with the message in the film, we would love your help sharing it. Starting today, please share this link to the Worn Wear film on all of your social media networks and tag your post #WornWear: http://wornwear.patagonia.com
Secondary tags include #BetterThanNew, #BlackFriday and #AntiBlackFriday.
Alternatively, you can share Patagonia’s post announcing the film on Facebook, Google+, Twitter and Tumblr. On Instagram, dig out that classic old photo of yourself, or your friend, in a well-loved Patagonia item and post it with the #WornWear tag.
On Black Friday, select Patagonia Retail Stores across the country will be hosting Worn Wear parties. Please join us at one of the parties to watch the film, taste our super-secret limited edition beer, learn how to repair your old Patagonia gear with iFixit, and enjoy live music. Black Friday Party details at: http://wornwear.patagonia.com.
Thank you so much for your help. I wish you and yours a very Happy Thanksgiving.
Jess Clayton
Patagonia Public Relations