Planet Fly Fish

[GAT]

I've been hiding out watching TV a lot (due to you know what) and came across one of the best fly angling shows I've ever seen. It is called Planet Fly Fish and is available on Amazon Prime Video... if you have access to the streaming channel, you may need to use the search function to find it.

It is a limited three part series that covers three aspects of our sport. The photography is some of the best I've even seen with amazing macro and feeding trout shots that you don't normally see in a typical fly fishing show.

If you enjoy watching fly fishing shows, especially during these difficult times when we're limited in fishing ourselves, I can't see how you won't enjoy this series.

Just a FYI ....

 

[GAT]

Actually, I should give credit to my wife. She found the show while cruising around Prime and book marked it for me to watch.

 

[Swimmy]

Watching now. Thanks for the rec.

 

[Jim Ficklin]

Thanks, Gene!

 

[DimeBrite]

I liked seeing the Slovenian marble trout and the New Zealand silver trevally caught on small krill flies.

The Samson fish and Talang queenfish in Australia look very fun. So do the Baramundi.

 

[Irafly]

I watched as well, great stuff and I meant to share it here as well, but I figured it had already been shared on some thread or another.

Cicada hatches!

 

[Jim Darden]

I'm not too tech savy but when I tried to watch it they wanted me to buy a subscription...

 

[Clarkman]

yep, great stuff!

 

[GAT]

I'm not too tech savy but when I tried to watch it they wanted me to buy a subscription...

If you're a Prime member, it should let you watch it.

 

[GAT]

I liked seeing the Slovenian marble trout and the New Zealand silver trevally caught on small krill flies.

The Samson fish and Talang queenfish in Australia look very fun. So do the Baramundi.

I had no idea there are so many different species of fish that will take a fly. Some of the critters I've never heard of before but they look like a blast to catch!

Some of the situations I could relate to ... hanging up on trees, breaking off fish ... been there, done that.

 

[jasmillo]

Watched the first episode last night based on this thread. Great recommendation. The “krill hatch” scene had me almost as excited as I would be in that boat casting to them. So cool.

 

[DimeBrite]

In the last episode the Kiwi narrator really struggles to pronounce "tarpon" .

 

[GAT]

In the last episode the Kiwi narrator really struggles to pronounce "tarpon" .

For all we know, that's how it is correctly pronounced

 

[Speyrod GB]

Great serious. Thanks for the heads up. Might have to watch it again.

 

[DenWor54]

Thanks for posting, love the fish looked in on double damsels and the krill feeding trevally reminds when sea bass are feeding on crab spawn.