Well, the next few weeks of posts are up because I'm skipping town. I'm heading east and then North to film polar bears for Polar Bears International. Its a pretty exciting opportunity. I'll have email access though, so please keep the comments and questions coming and don't forget to check out the HD Downloads at our store. For a free sample, check out Bob Jacklin's Green Rockworm pattern in the previous blog post or just click HERE.

Download and HD Version of this:


If you'd like to try a free sample of the HD Downloads we've got on our store, try the Green Caddis Rockworm by Bob Jacklin. Just click HERE or on the picture above and save it to your hard drive. Its a file in the m4v format so you may need Quicktime to view it. But the quality and resolution are worth it. Enjoy, and let us what you think.

Oh and we now have a bunch of instructional Knot Tying videos up too by George Anderson. Keep an eye out for more and varying content as we get stuff up and in the system over the next few weeks.

DVDs and HD Downloads are now for sale at our new STORE. Just click the "Video Store" link and it will take you there. We will be tweaking it a bit over the next few weeks to improve the look and feel, but the functionality is all there. Have fun, and let us know what you think!

Apologies again for our recent downtime. Increased traffic and lenient database settings led to a crashed table. Fancy talk for "Whoops". Things should be corrected and hopefully our new settings will keep this from happening again soon. By the way, tomorrow's pattern is the Belizeable by Charles Barton.

I don't know how many of you know about the Drake Magazine's annual fly fishing film fest they have been holding the last 4 years at the Denver Retailers show, but we just had our second film selected (we didn't submit last year). Our film this year was on fishing in Bolivia. We had to have a very quick turnaround with it to make the show but I'm pretty pleased with the quasi surrealist results. We hope to have a full length piece done early 2010. Take a look and leave a comment to let us know what you think.