Last month I posted about the new NZ-centric video, Once in a Blue Moon (mouse hatch!). Well, it appears that it is now ready to go, and available for early (pre-Amazon) purchase from Stu’s Fly Shop on NZ’s South Island (scroll down to see the packages Stu has with the DVD). If you decide to [...]
When the sad day comes and your waders are pin-holed, seam-taped, and hot-patched beyond saving, you have only a few choices (Common Threads isn’t quite there yet): Burial is often first on the list, preferably with a dousing of single-malt (for both you and the waders). This option, however, tends to create a long-lasting landfill [...]
Urban. Hip. Stylin’ on the fly. Not your speed? Then don’t click here.
Once in a Blue Moon 60sec promo from Bumcast on Vimeo. Just this 60 second teaser makes me miss N.Z. is a bad way. It has been far too long since I wet a line in those waters and watched a big South Island brown consider my offering. I am eager to see the places [...]
Scanout is a new “new media” mag with an eye towards the fly (although not fly-fishing exclusive). It’s short, but sweet, with a modern layout (love that close-up shot on “page 3″ of issue #3.09). Check it out…
Great fly fishing photography is becoming more and more prevalent these days, as is Web-based access to it. Alongside photo-focused pubs like “Catch,” MidCurrent.com is starting to promote the photographers that appear on its front page. If you’re a fan of the sense of place and action that good photography can convey, check out this [...]
It’s been a busy week for the “new media” world of fly fishing. First comes Catch (#4), and now This is Fly (#15). With a distinctly Russian flair to its usual urban stylings, TiF 15 also comes complete with the requisite fatty ‘bows, tales of antler climbing, and a dose of non-traditional A/V entertainment. If you [...]
Go get it. (My fave shot? The opener to the Pat Clayton piece).
Just got word that Catch magazine (#4) will be available on the ‘Net in a week (beginning of March). From the cover shot above (thanks, Brian), it looks like Catch #4 should be “more of the same,” and that’s definitely a good thing. Looking forward to the fresh angling eye candy…