Raising The Ghost 5 Min Cut

Steelhead conservation fly fishing documentary 5 minute cut.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• fly
• fishing
• steelhead
• trout
• river
• brittish
• columbia
• conservation
• fish
• water

[bougleIV]

The fact that you guys would rather make a profit and publicize fishing for these Wild Steelhead, forever advertising this to the world shows you have no regard for the fish. Your selfish desires of catching them and bragging on film only puts your names in mud. This does nothing for conservation. Bill was right about you guys. This is not a new thing. Fish have been eating dead-drifted flies on the surface for centuries. There is no ghost about it. What a shameful self-promotion to make a buck.

[Chromesteelhead]

Nice video guys, but the locals here have been doing this for years, and most of us have managed to keep are mouths shut. Thanks for killing it for us.

[derickgfy11]

Great video Guys and as far as all the negative comments from the "locals" Get off your high horse and Stealhead fisherman worth their salt has done has caught a Stealie on a dry fly its its more about timing than skill. So ease up a little its... Tight lines Boys

[flyfishingphil]

@nickgrouse1 Error! Steelhead are just "sea run Rainbows" and, like their resident counterpart, they do feed on the trek in. The summer runs are there for several months before spawning. The winter runs do travel directly to the spawn grounds but they do feed until reaching the spawn grounds. Common misunderstanding about steelhead versus salmon. Salmon go into self metabolism upon entering the fresh water, and die after the spawn, the steelhead feeds and survives to return again.

[twism86]

@bougleIV wow your a fag

[Machster10]

This is new? Give us a break. These neophytes are the biggest tools I have ever seen. What a bunch of spoiled, clueless, metro brats. They cannot cast and they have NO business flyfishing let alone posting a video on You Tube about it. Keep your lame little lives to yourselves.

[woo01001]

I don't understand how a group of guys can travel to some of the most prestigious steelhead water and bitch about it. A couple of these guys are the biggest babies I have ever seen on film. Nick "aka" Thon, you are the biggest tool of a fisherman I have ever witnessed. Learn to fucking cast!

[rwheeldonfly]

As a dry fly and steelhead lover, this movie is awesome. I believe that if money was put into habitat protection and catch and release was maintained, the fishing would be good enough to support tons of fishermen. Especially if the same habitat protection was extended to all rivers, thereby spreading more fishermen over more rivers.

[wannafish1]

Very nice video guys! More exposure is ultimately good for the fish in my opinion. It means more people out there who are interested in protecting the fishery which makes it harder for poachers to ply their trade.

[wannafish1]

Very nice video guys! More exposure is ultimately good for the fish in my opinion. It means more people out there making it harder for the poachers.

[nickgrouse1]

I would like to say i have bought this movie and i loved it !Secondly to bougleIV if you fish you should be aware that steel head do not feed when they enter the river system from the sea that is what make this movie what it is it is the same with salmon so don't talk about things you don't know !Finally there is nothing wrong with catch and return it's normal.As a passionate fly fisherman for salmon and trout i respect guys like these you go through a lot of effort to do what they went through.