Thursday, February 2, 2012

Waterproof Cameras Exposed, Take a Look!

Take a Closer Look

It's summer in the northern hemisphere, and no doubt a lot of people reading this will be enjoying the hot weather, planning trips to local beaches and lakes. In our recent group test of compact 'travel zoom' cameras we covered 14 of the most versatile compact cameras currently on the market in terms of zoom range, but maybe some of you want something a little more rugged. Perhaps you want something you can even take into the water, as you take a refreshing dip, or maybe you're the adventurous type, and just want something that you don't need to worry about if it gets dropped or banged against a rock.







That's where waterproof compact cameras come in. Like travel zooms, the waterproof/rugged market has expanded considerably in recent years, and most of the major manufacturers currently offer at least one camera in this class.

The appeal of waterproof compact cameras is obvious - you don't need to worry about protecting them from the weather, they can withstand a bit of rough treatment, and if you take a dip in the water (deliberately or accidentally) they can carry on shooting. The outdoor shot on the left here is from the Pentax WG-1 GPS, and the underwater shot was taken on the Sony Cyber-shot TX10.


More on Waterproof Cameras


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Monday, January 30, 2012

F3T Fly Fishing Film Tour Hits Denver Again!

It's Back!

Another great night out with friend's at the Oriental Theatre in Denver. The occasion...none other the F3T FLy Fishing Film Tour viewing. We got there early and it paid off, the reason being this place get's packed early. Nothing better than getting a seat up front and beers before the masses show up.

One great thing about attending this amazing show every year is not only that you get to be entertained by some of the tip fly fishing videographers in the business but also mucho goodies being thrown our way. All in all Dave and I took home 6 fly fishing caps, a few Saltwater Koozies from Trout's fly shop -thanks Gracie, and a Redfishing shirt from Costa! Not too shabby

Congrats to the makers of these fine films again and also nice TU commercial created by our fishing pal Nick from Reel Escape Films. Can't wait to see what's in store next!












Fly Fishing Film Tour 2012 thef3t.com from The Fly Fishing Film Tour on Vimeo.


Top Fly Fishing Films
REVERB
by: Third Year Fly Fisher
SIPPING DRY
by: Sharptail Media
FLY a LEGACY
by: Ronnie B Goodwin
Doc Of The Drakes
by: Bryan Huskey
Hatch
by: Gin Clear Media
Clearly B.C. - Fall Bullies
by: Todd Moen
The Kodiak Project
by: LDR Media
Geofish: A Mayan Prophecy
by: MOTIV
THE ARCTIC
by: Beattie Outdoor Productions
Right On It
by: The Get Lost Project


Upcoming Fly Fishing Film Tour Dates
1/28 Oriental Theater, Denver, CO
2/1 Tower Theatre, Bend OR
2/3 McMenamis Bagdad Theater, Portland, OR
2/4 Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center, Fryeburg, ME
2/6 SIFF Cinema Uptown 1, Seattle, WA
2/6 Gillis Theater, Lexington, VA
2/8 Bing Crosby Theater, Spokane, WA
2/10 The Wilma, Missoula, MT
2/15 Babcock Theatre, Billings, MT
2/17 Stargazers Theater, Colorado Springs, CO
2/17 The Emerson, Bozeman, MT





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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Southern Culture on The Fly #2



Bringing out some of the best fishing in the South is S.C.O.F with another fantastic issue. They are back again with not only impressive fishing pics but also some choice destinations I need to get back and visit again. Well done guys!!


Sunday, January 22, 2012

State of Montana Moves To Regulate Madison River Use

Crowded Waters Near Yellowstone..That's New!
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The Madison River — the most heavily fished stream in Montana — probably will be administered differently as Fish, Wildlife and Parks begins work to develop a recreation management plan.

"It's an effort to be proactive," said Charlie Sperry, a recreation management specialist for FWP.
The Madison is formed at the junction of the Firehole and Gibbon rivers in Yellowstone National Park. From there, it fills Hebgen and Ennis reservoirs before continuing on to near Three Forks, where it joins the Jefferson and Gallatin rivers to create the Missouri.

The Madison caters to a variety of users. It has long been prized as a trout fishery, especially by fly anglers, on the upper end. Below Ennis Dam, the Beartrap Canyon section of the stream is known for its whitewater rafting. Just downstream, flotillas of inner-tubers are a common sight on hot summer days.


My Last Madison River Trip


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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

FFA Year in Review 2011

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FFA Year in Review 2011, a set on Flickr.


What an incredible year again out on the water with friends and some Amazing trips! Whether it was Costa Rica last Spring, 3 trips to the Gunnison region, Steamboat, Clearwater Florida, Wyoming and the Pan..boy what a year!

Every Year I head to Alaska and Yellowstone for some Fall action, this year I was too distracted by what Colorado had to offer. Now that yours truly got engaged, I may have to double up on my fish weekends before the big day arrives.


Can't wait for 2012


Link to Year in Review for 2010