Logjam Presents

Fly Fishing Film Tour 2020 (Late Showing)

The Wilma

Missoula, MT
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Logjam Presents is pleased to welcome the Fly Fishing Film Tour 2020 (Late Showing) for a live screening at The Wilma on Saturday, February 01, 2020. Tickets are on sale now at the Top Hat, online or by phone at 1 (800) 514-3849. All tickets are general admission seating. All ages are welcome. Additional ticketing and venue information can be found here…. Continue Reading

Logjam Presents - Missoula, Montana false MM/DD/YYYY
6:30PM (door) 7:00PM (show)
$18-$20 (Adv.) $22 (DOS) + applicable fees
All Ages
Tickets

Logjam Presents is pleased to welcome the Fly Fishing Film Tour 2020 (Late Showing) for a live screening at The Wilma on Saturday, February 01, 2020.

Tickets are on sale now at the Top Hatonline or by phone at 1 (800) 514-3849. All tickets are general admission seating. All ages are welcome.

Additional ticketing and venue information can be found here.

About Fly Fishing Film Tour 2020

The 14th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour is hitting the road and headed to your backyard with a fresh catch of new films. Featuring exclusive shorts from our friends coast to coast, and beyond, we’ll tell the stories of everything from fishing guide fairytales, to serial steelhead semantics, canyon conservation in Colorado, mountain biking for marlin, jumping jaguars and jungle fish in whitewater rapids and the audacious Aussies who explore the largest coastline in the world. From saltwater to fresh, this year’s film is geared to get you stoked for another incredible season on the water.

The F3T is the largest fly fishing film event of its kind. Come for the action and stay for the giveaways and camaraderie—from your local fly shop to a community of like-minded anglers as we aim to inspire, feed your fishing addiction and build awareness for conservation efforts both near and far. For more updates go to flyfilmtour.com or follow us on social at @flyfishingfilmtour.

Film Descriptions

Common Threads - A Thrive Visuals Production

Directed by Jay Siemens
Produced by Thrive Visuals

Mary Pettigrew is not your typical fly angler. As a 70 year old widow she brings more spunk to the sport of fly fishing than most others out there, making monster Pike on the fly look effortless. Alongside her family, Mary’s trips to Northern Saskatchewan have woven together a web of memories that will not be forgotten. As the next generation of family pick up the fly rod, the common thread amongst them continues to grow stronger.

Project Rainbow - A Hog Leg Fly Fishing Production

Directed by Ben Bortner
Produced by Hog Leg Fly Fishing Productions

While many people have heard of the Gunnison River that flows through the Black Canyon and Gunnison Gorge, not many people have heard the story of the Gunnison River Rainbow. The story of how, following the accidental introduction of whirling disease in 1993, these rainbows went from nearly 10,000 fish in a 2-mile stretch of river to only 86 fish a decade later. However, in recent years these fish have started to make a strong comeback. The resurgence of the Gunnison River Rainbow serves as a beacon of hope for other fisheries around North America that are feeling the impact of whirling disease.

Machaca - A Botanical Tale - Tropical Fly Collective

Directed by Tom Enderlin
Produced by Tropical Fly Collective

In the rainforests of Costa Rica there is a relationship that doesn’t happen anywhere else on the planet. The film tells the story of the relationship between the machaca, a vegetarian fish, and the diverse forest. The feeding behavior and fishing techniques can be easily identified with by trout fishermen the world over, but the machaca’s aggressive takes and exotic characteristics make them an adversary all their own. This film will introduce a species completely new and unique to the global fly fishing community in a light, fun, and adventurous fashion.

Expectations - A Van-O-White Production

This film follows four Alaskan fishing guides who have known each other for years and their mentor Will Blair.  This motley crew arrives in the Bahamas to fish an island reportedly left unfished for close to two decades.  Will Blair, a pioneer of the Kamchatckan Peninsula and its famed trout fishery, has teamed up with Phicol Wallace to open Lost Key Lodge in the southwestern Bahamas.  Looking to understand this fishery better Will turns to Paul Nicoletti and his fellow guides to take a trip of a lifetime and explore this fishery further.  Using his Sony camera Paul is able to capture the feel of a true exploratory trip and the bonds that can only come with years of fishing and living together.  We the viewer join in the experience of being the first anglers to encounter these waters in decades.  Sure to share some laughs and a few beers this group of 5 come together to fish an untouched island but in the process help remind us to have fun and look forward to the experience instead of always trying to fulfill expectations.