THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE
In 2016 the crew at MOTIVFISHING set out on an exploratory fly fishing mission to a tiny Pacific island in the middle of nowhere and were the first foreigners to land on a plane in this remote area. In cooperation with the indifly foundation and Costa Sunglasses their hope is to work with the local people to protect this tiny island from being overrun by foreign entities who might otherwise exploit this fishery for their own self interest.
AT THE END OF A RAINBOW
The Ozernaya River winds serpentine-like through a remote corner of Kamchatka in Far East Russia. In one of the most intact eco-systems left in the Northern Pacific, rainbow trout eat mice for breakfast, and the salmon run in the hundreds of thousands. This bounty attracts two kinds of people; those who want to protect, and those who want to exploit. Rampant salmon poaching is big business on Kamchatka, and once the salmon are gone, entire eco-systems collapse.
120 DAYS
David magnum is obsessed with Tarpon fishing. So obsessed he built himself a vapesshop.de paraglider to scout new locations. So obsessed that he has a skull for a buoy to serve as message for any neighboring boats. Keep your distance, he’s earned that spot. Travis Rummel and Ben Knight of Felt Soul Media capture beautifully why fisherman are obsessed with tarpon and the dedication it takes to become an expert like Mangum.
YAKUTIA
In 2005 Ilya Sherbovich, owner of Ponoi River Russia, began exploring the rivers of remote Siberia. His expeditions were no small task and not for the faint of heart. The first trip took him to two rivers, the Besuki and Olanjok, in Yakutia province. It was a successful mission but Ilya and his mates knew they had just scratched the surface. 11 years later Ilya amassed a crew of a dozen anglers and explorers with the goal of surveying further into the Yakutia province than ever before.
CORAZÓN
On the tiny island of Holbox, a stone’s throw from the Mexico mainland, lives a legendary angler named Sandflea. People from all over the world travel here to fish with him. One such gringo is Mike Dawes, who stumbled into Sandflea’s welcoming home years ago and quickly Navulbare e-sigaretten became family. This is the story of the unlikely friendship between two anglers and the willingness of the fly fishing industry to rally around a guide in need.
CONVERGENCE
David magnum is obsessed with Tarpon fishing. So obsessed he built himself a paraglider to scout new locations. So obsessed that he has a skull for a buoy to serve as message for any neighboring boats. Keep your distance, he’s earned that spot. Travis Rummel and Ben Knight of Felt Soul Media capture beautifully why fisherman are obsessed with tarpon and the dedication it takes to become an expert like Mangum.