Fly Fishing in the Anthropocene | Documentary 2017
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2017
- A film by Peter Christensen and Rolf Nylinder.
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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 hundred 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. "Fly Fishing in the Anthropocene" explores how fly fishing can help protect the wilderness, and celebrates the beauty and wonder of one of the most vibrant places on earth.
(An earlier version of this film was called "At the End of a Rainbow")
Thanks to:
Loop - Orvis - Costa - Lemmel Kaffe
Thank you for a very difficult job that has become a great documentary! He was engaged in the protection of fish in Russia, the number of poachers over the past 10 years has decreased hundreds of times. Now there are very large fines and criminal liability. Good luck brother, from a fly fishing enthusiast from Russia.
Greed is everywhere. We never seem to understand what "enough" means until there's nothing left to take. What a shame. Wonderful video, thanks for it.
The best 20 minutes I've seen on UA-cam.
What a shockingly fascinating but truthfully saddening film. More films like this at the very least should be a starting point for raising awareness about the ecological, recreational and cultural value of the Camchucka river. My daughter is 7 too and i found it hard to watch your outlook on what her future holds for her. Thank you for sharing, however hard it was to watch...
This is a brilliant film, Rolf!
My name is Nemanja (girlfriends UA-cam account in case anyone gets confused)
What an absolutely amazing, raw, brutally honest, brilliantly shot, saddening and beautifully inspiring film - well done to all!
Fantastic! It was refreshing to have a film convey pure passion and raw emotion rather than non-stop action and hero shots. Looking forward to more... keep up the great work!
this is not only phenomenally recorded, but so inspirational and heart warming to see the efforts being made to preserve what we have left on earth and not only for fishing but for the sake of our earth and our next generations to come. thank you for this brothers.
Beautiful and terrifying. A well told story. One of the very few fishing films I've watched from beginning to end without looking at the time.
Beautiful...there is a real sense of honesty to your work. Even a dyed-in-the-wool cynic like myself has to admit being touched by the raw beauty of the land set against the raw emotion that comes with its destruction. I look forward to a possible follow-up on this subject.
Stunning videography! So sad poaching is happening and it should be stopped!
I shudder to think of what is happening in and around these rivers while so much financial pressure is on Russia with the war. I can imagine that destructive money making operations are at an all time high with hardly anyone available to help preserve the environment at a time like this in Russia. Thank you for bringing awareness to this issue Rolf, and we can only hope that things will change in the future.
I LOVE THE CINEMATOGRAPHY!!! Finally, a nature documentary for ME!🤘🏽ATLEECHNYA!!!
This is very eye-opening
Fantastic! Just added another destination to the bucket list.
You are the true inspiration. The documentary on the highest level. I'm opening beer and watching all your vids. Well done sir!
Absolutely incredible. Love the 50fps look. I need to get there one day and film this beautiful place
So crazy how I just binge watched about 5-6 hours of your content and I’m just getting into this one. Thanks for all of your hard work, excited to see what is still to come.
As I watch your films, I am amazed at the beauty of your creations, the video, narration and editing, thank you