Ray does an outstanding job of explaining the techniques he uses and why. You find yourself cheering for him when he catches his first fish. Real fishing experience and relentless efforts.
I think this is the best episode you've produced and Ray is a great host. He really touched on how fly fishing inspires people young and old from all walks of life and brings them together.
I almost passed on watching this. I am so very happy I didn't. This was one of the finest fly fishing films I have seen all year. What a lovely place and what a lovely human being Ray is. I am just floored. Thank you for this wonderful video!
A superb journey with a very informative portrayal. I cycled there from Astoria, Oregon in 1980 to visit special traveling friends in Isle Madame whom I visited in 1977, and we journeyed around the Cabot Trail. Although an ardent fisherman I couldn't carry much gear on a bicycle so I couldn't fish. This saddens me now after watching your adventure. I live down under in New Zealand and spend all my spare time on the river or making flies. Kindest thoughts from NZ.
Another amazing rendition of TNFF. I think the first ever episode I ever watched was the first Margaree episode. From then on, my wife and I have been going to Cape Breton to enjoy the Margaree. Last year she was 8 months pregnant when we went. I'm currently deployed to Latvia and just watched this episode with my morning coffee. Now I'm planning our summer trip to the Margaree!
Ray does an outstanding job of explaining the techniques he uses and why. You find yourself cheering for him when he catches his first fish. Real fishing experience and relentless efforts.
I think this is the best episode you've produced and Ray is a great host. He really touched on how fly fishing inspires people young and old from all walks of life and brings them together.
I almost passed on watching this. I am so very happy I didn't. This was one of the finest fly fishing films I have seen all year. What a lovely place and what a lovely human being Ray is. I am just floored. Thank you for this wonderful video!
Fishing needs more people like gioia! Cool too see a young person who understands how special it it and to safeguard the species. Awesome stuff
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A superb journey with a very informative portrayal. I cycled there from Astoria, Oregon in 1980 to visit special traveling friends in Isle Madame whom I visited in 1977, and we journeyed around the Cabot Trail. Although an ardent fisherman I couldn't carry much gear on a bicycle so I couldn't fish. This saddens me now after watching your adventure. I live down under in New Zealand and spend all my spare time on the river or making flies. Kindest thoughts from NZ.
Videography in this episode rivals national geographic. One of my NFF favorites!
Another amazing rendition of TNFF. I think the first ever episode I ever watched was the first Margaree episode. From then on, my wife and I have been going to Cape Breton to enjoy the Margaree. Last year she was 8 months pregnant when we went. I'm currently deployed to Latvia and just watched this episode with my morning coffee. Now I'm planning our summer trip to the Margaree!
Glad you enjoyed it, stay safe while deployed! Thanks for your service for our country and NATO
Cool and beautiful place to fish!
Robert@Seward One of da best. Fishing rod or hockey stick he scores every time.
So beautiful
GREAT
THANK YOU!!!!
Such a beautiful place
The Willie Gunn Salmon fly was born in the 1940's on the river Brora, a north of Scotland spate river.
check out the fish rising as though on command at about 38:09. to the right of the guy fishing
Yep. It has blue eyes
Repeat
And I still watched every minute!
Yeah, I agree. I knew I had seen this sometime ago.