A video tour of Trout Unlimited’s and Field and Stream’s Best Wild Places — 2010
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By David Thorne March 17, 2011 - 8:35 am
Sad that a profile of our “Best Wild Places” emphasizes so many non-native species.
By Nick Mills April 3, 2011 - 10:01 am
As with most fly-fishing videos I’ve seen, the hard-driving music and the rapid-fire editing are completely antithetical to the spirit of the wild places visited and the nature of fly fishing. The best music for those places is silence, interrupted only by the sound of moving water. These films all appear to have been edited and sound-mixed by a 13-year-old on speed who has never been fly fishing.
By Tim Linehan April 4, 2011 - 4:38 pm
Thanks to TU for terrific work protecting wild places! Education is the key and this project helps greatly to that end.