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    Video spotlight: The Big Eat

    There's some great video footage out there of fish hitting flies. Violent rises to subtle sips, trout are the champions of the "take," although I've seen some pike attacks that make me wonder if there's a video yet to be shot featuring these voracious predators. The advent of drone videography, of course, has taken fly-fishing…

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    Video spotlight: Carter Andrews

    Carter Andrews is rabid. You can see it in his eyes. He fishes. That's what he does. There's no mistaking him for anything but a fisherman. This is a man who likely never thinks of anything else. Ever. Video of YETI Presents: Carter Andrews"I still get as excited today as I got when I was…

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    Video spotlight: Strobel Xtreme

    Forgive the overpowering soundtrack and the gratuitous use of the GoPro. Focus on the fish. I've had the good luck to visit Patagonia a couple of times and fish both lakes and rivers for plus-size trout. But these rainbows from Strobel Lake in Argentina are ... unbelievable. Notice how the anglers are essentially tossing large…

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    Video spotlight: The Line

    Good short films tell good stories. Below, the North Face film featuring professional skier Tatum Monod and her father does just that. Video of The LineAn extreme athlete, to be sure, Tatum notes that she was fly fishing with her dad before she was skiing. It's a sport that has the potential to bring us…

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    Video spotlight: The Catch

    When I was 13, I had a tackle box that awkwardly attached to the handle bars of my old 10-speed bike and my rod would break into two pieces, allowing it to stretch parallel to the handle grips. With the bike, the rod and the gear, I had glorious freedom. But in East Texas, a…

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    Video spotlight: Arctic Seasons

    Fly fishing filmmaking has come a long way in a relatively short time—the advent of DSLR cameras, drones and even the GoPro and the immitators have made the craft accessible to a lot of anglers. But not everybody does it well. In fact, I'd suggest a small handful of filmmakers really knock it out of…