Patagonia Fly Fishing

Representing our global Ambassador team from Patagonia Fly Fish.  Also on Instagram @patagonia_flyfish

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Golden Dorado The brilliant coloration of the Golden Dorado from Argentina.  One of the single most thrilling species to chase with your fly rod.  Photo Dave McCoy

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Oh Mykiss Although summer is in full swing those with the bug have a difficult time letting go of the tug from wild steelhead and while they are around in the summer it is the bigger winter fish that most dream about as hot summer days drone on.  Soon people, very soon we will be back after them! photo Dave McCoy

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It’s Time Across the U.S. those fly anglers who have been holding their breath since last summer begin to take big sighs of relief as the signature hatch of summer’s arrival begins.  Salmonfly Fever is upon us and our recommendation is to find yourself in the middle of it.  Might have missed it in some places but have time yet in others so get out there and fish! photo Dave McCoy

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Power of the River The official trailer for this movie just landed as it moves in its full length version to the film festival circuit.  World Premier is this coming weekend at DocuWest in Denver.  Come watch Ambassador Dave McCoy and a group of other anglers tackle the challenges thrown at them as they attempt to fish this river while telling a story of why it shouldn’t be ruined by a dam.

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Spring Cometh! Few sights more admirable than a foggy morning over Puget Sound in Washington state.  Snow on the Olympics rising above steelhead country and clouds rolling off the hills to meet the salt water.  Take it all in when you can. photo Dave McCoy

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Skagit River’s Barnaby Slough Restoration In hopes of returning this river to its former glory, Wild Steelhead Coalition and the Skagit Cooperative worked to reestablish this important piece of the watershed.  original content Wild Steelhead Coalition and North Fork Studios

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Cuba NOW! Several of our Ambassador team have recently returned from Cuba and all they can say is go now!  The habitat and the fishing are still pristine and the culture of the country remains that of one shielded from much of the possible influence of the U.S.  People are super friendly, food is outstanding and immersing yourself in their culture is highly recommended. photo Dave McCoy

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Rookie No More A new book from our friend Pudge Kleinkauf on her puts works to her experience in the industry over the past few decades.  Find this at your local fly fishing retailer. original content  Pudge Kleinkauf

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MTK An official IF4 selection.  A story about life on Montauk as it relates to fly fishing and the hope for the continued return of stripers, blues and albies in this iconic destination here in the US. original content IF4

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Winter Chrome Come one come all, the wild steelhead season is in full swing on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.  Some new rules however for this season which include zero kill on wild steelhead and 1 stretch of the Hoh River with no fishing from a floating device.  Lot’s of snow and rain already so fish should be happy to play, but please play responsibly by keeping fish in the water for images and release them quickly. photo Emerald Water Anglers

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Foundations An official IF4 selection for 2016, very excited to see the full piece and hear the message from this film.   original content IF4

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Fishing Among Pro’s Sitting on a bank, scouring the water for signs of life our gaze was drawn to a tree with a hint as to why the fishing might have been a bit slow.  That’s OK, was awesome to watch as bald eagles young and old came and went from this tree.  Happy New Year everyone! Photo Emerald Water Anglers

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Rainbows and Cutthroat Chasing cutthroat in the presence of rainbows in Washington in the salty waters of Puget Sound.  Such a unique fly fishing destination, add it to your bucket list. photo Dave McCoy

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Finding Fontinalis An old gaucho's tale inspired the search for a new world-record brook trout; but the water, landscape and the culture surrounding it became the impetus to conserve and protect it all. This F3T cut of Finding Fontinalis, a new feature film from Travis Lowe (coming fall 2016) takes you to the heart of Patagonia and one of the last remaining, world class brook trout fisheries. Featuring Bart Bonime, Bryan Gregson, Agustin Fox and Yvon Chouinard, Finding Fontinalis exposes you to both jaw-dropping landscapes and hook-jawed trout. original content Travis Lowe

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Gold Fever The epitome of going the distance for the sake of a fish.  Some great captures in here from Patagonia Fish Ambassador Mikey Wier, some of fish and some of killer whitewater.  Enjoy. original content Mikey Wier

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Bahamian Bone As much of the northern hemisphere enters our winter we just wanted to take a brief moment to remember, not too far to the south are some warmer temps and some big bonefish.  This beaut was cast to, caught, held, released by the one and only Chrysta Rose as she and Dylan made the rounds of the various islands in this Caribbean country including Grand Bahama, Abaco, Andros and others. photo by Dylan Rose

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What We Fish For The crew at Fish Navy Films is proud to invite you to their world premiere of What We Fish For at the New England Aquarium IMAX on December 11th, as part of the Boston Globe’s GlobeDoc series!  The event is FREE with a screening is at 7pm and is followed by dessert, a cash bar, and the chance to win some amazing door prizes from Costa Sunglasses, Patagonia, Cheeky Reels, Temple Fork Outfitters, Umpqua Feather Merchants, and Paul Greenberg!  We’ll see you there! Follow this link to RSVP: http://support.neaq.org/site/Calendar?id=106306&view=Detail original content Fish Navy Films