Detailed instructions for tying the RS2 Fly. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying the Copper John. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying Rosenbauer's Rabbit's Foot Emerger. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying the Chimarra Caddis Larva. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying a Zug Bug nymph.  From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/

Detailed instructions for tying a single wing flatwing fly.  From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/

What does Yukon Cornelius love? Silver and Gold. Silver and Gold. What does YGF like? Silver and Gold. Well, more like Rainbows and Browns. Close enough. A video filled with bumbles, abominable snowmen, miners, reindeer, brown trout, and rainbow trout. Consider this the pinnacle of the concept of YGF. It can only go downhill from here. Music: The Glitch Mob "We Can Make the World Stop" By Ivan Orsic of Yukon Goes Fishing at yukongoesfishing.blogspot.com

The trout of 2011.....that I decided to take video of. Fly fishing in western, southwestern, and central montana. Includes a 23" brown, 25" brown, 27" brown, and 28" rainbow. It was a good angling year. By Ivan Orsic of Yukon Goes Fishing at yukongoesfishing.blogspot.com. Music: Mos Def "Ms. Fat Booty"

What does Yukon Cornelius love? Silver and Gold. Silver and Gold. What does YGF like? Silver and Gold. Well, more like Rainbows and Browns. Close enough. A video filled with bumbles, abominable snowmen, miners, reindeer, brown trout, and rainbow trout. Consider this the pinnacle of the concept of YGF. It can only go downhill from here. Music: The Glitch Mob "We Can Make the World Stop" By Ivan Orsic of Yukon Goes Fishing at yukongoesfishing.blogspot.com

The trout of 2011.....that I decided to take video of. Fly fishing in western, southwestern, and central montana. Includes a 23" brown, 25" brown, 27" brown, and 28" rainbow. It was a good angling year. By Ivan Orsic of Yukon Goes Fishing at yukongoesfishing.blogspot.com. Music: Mos Def "Ms. Fat Booty"

Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters http://www.flyfishingoutfitters.com. We hope you enjoy this compilation of some of our favorite moments from the past year. Keep fishing and thanks for watching! Music by Garret Eaton.

From Henry Harrison of www.theweeklyfly.com and Reel Action Media. Shot in spring of 2009 by Mike Nelson of Patagonia Fishing Company on an HVX200, this was a fun festival piece. Mike has some camera experience but mainly he excels at putting people into great fishing situations.

A personal essay on fly fishing from behind the camera by Henry Harrison of www.theweeklyfly.com and Reel Action Media.

From Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters. Recently, we joined Goran Andersson (pronounced Yo-Rawn) of LOOP for a float trip down Oregon's Deschutes River.

What does a retired trucker do with a 300 square foot shed and a passion for steelheading? By Henry Harrison of www.theweeklyfly.com and Reel Action Media.

Detailed instructions for tying the RS2 Fly. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying the Copper John. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying Rosenbauer's Rabbit's Foot Emerger. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying the Chimarra Caddis Larva. From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/.

Detailed instructions for tying a Zug Bug nymph.  From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/

Detailed instructions for tying a single wing flatwing fly.  From Tightline Productions at http://www.tightlinevideo.com/

From Leland Outfitters. Red Truck's proud offering of high performance fly rods will become friends to novices on their first forays into the sport and go-to rods for salty, seen-it-all anglers who want the best equipment at the best price possible. We can't wait to see you on the water!

From Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters. We started Red Truck because we feel the appeal of fly fishing is simple. While you can get as deep into hatches and tides as you want, we're still just fooling fish with fancy-looking hooks. Here at Red Truck, we're also sure that angling is timeless. The truck we chose for our logo is a 1953 GMC 100, not because we think things were better in the 1950s, but because this truck is classic, just like fly fishing. Back in the day, you grabbed your rod, your reel, a river hat with some flies in it, and you went fishing. If you were lucky, you drove a truck to the river, with a dog in the back. It was all quite simple, really. The 1953 Series reflects this simplicity. Here, you'll find two crisp and subtle fly rods, a five weight and an eight weight, which you can use to fish ninety-five percent of the world. From Alaska, to the creek out back, to the East Coast, and on to somewhere like the Bahamas, these rods will do the job beautifully, without making things too complicated.

The Loop Classic Fly Reels are a collection of everything you love about fly fishing: the heritage, the craftsmanship, and the simple joy of catching fish. From the handmade leather reel case to the striking anodized finish, the Loop Classic Series makes functionality look flawless. From Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters.

From Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters. The Rodmaker's Rod: This is not a fly rod that's a year or two in the making, it's the culmination of sixty years of Goran Andersson's expertise distilled into an unprecedented rod taper, constructed from the latest materials, and available to everyone who appreciates the power of the right tool. The son of a Swedish fly fisherman and rodmaker, Goran Andersson started tailoring fly lines at age eight and began building his own fly rods soon after.

This is the trailer for the new fly fishing feature film CONNECT. Shot around the globe in CUBA, AFRICA, YELLOWSTONE, ALASKA, JAPAN and MAINE. On tour October 2011 and on DVD November 2011. Visit www.confluencefilms.tv