The Hunt & The Hearth: Trout & Morel Mushrooms

Published on Aug 16. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

In this, the 9th episode of The Hunt & The Hearth, a pair of fly fishermen search the streams of The Driftless region for hungry trout, curious if the spring fed waters can match the foraged bounty of the surrounding bluffs that fills their soup canisters.Find the recipe on The Hunt & The Hearth website at http://bit.ly/2bu3S7IMusic Licensed from Kate Lynn Logan - Ghost Town InstrumentalNate Mathes - You Are Inviting InstrumentalJai Wolf - Indian Summer

Originator

Joe Jackson

Shaku hunting in northern Sweden.

I went fly fishing for shaku brown trout in the forest (30.3 cm) and filmed another episode of my video-diary Kokkaffe Diaries. This is episode 3 of 8000.

Dec 20. 2022

Wild is Where You Find It

A year on an urban river. Fly fishing the river Taff for trout and grayling from January to December 2022.

Oct 14. 2021

The Best Trout River in the World. Fishing To Giants!

Part 2 Of the New Zealand Trout Fishing season opening day. Amazing Fish From an amazing river Deep in the High-country. So many ridiculously Big Fish caught .

Only the River Knows

Dec 7. 2012

I have no idea why this DVD has the subtitle "A Fly Fishing Tragedy". It's not a tragedy. It's a celebration!
A celebration of New Zealand.
A celebration of friends going fishing.

The Orvis Guide to Small Stream Fly Fishing

Apr 2. 2012

One of the very first fly fishing books I ever purchased was Tom Rosenbauer's "Prospecting For Trout", which I found at the hardware store in Inlet, NY, deep in the Adirondacks.

Destination Trout - New Zealand

Jul 20. 2011

If you have plans to go to New Zealand or just want a confirmation that New Zealand is a worthwhile destination to put on your list of places to fish before you lay down your rods, this is a DVD yo

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