MEN’S SWIFTCURRENT JACKET New for Fall 2022
It’s always great to see one of your images that’s made it past the cutting floor to a marketing print Ad. It’s a bonus when it’s an image of one of your fishing buddies. This image of Kyle Toyama was taken on a rainy, cold fall day. There were just enough blue-wing olive mayflies to get some fish up. I always have a 70-200mm handy for clients who want a journalistic approach. When dealing with an animal, in the case of fish, you never know when the action will happen; you always have to anticipate the scenario and be ready.
The best way to know what and when to anticipate the action is firsthand knowledge, which comes with experience. In this case, time is on the water fly fishing. I encourage my students in workshops and those I mentor to get out and practice working with their cameras and the craft they want to photograph. It’s a hand-in-hand learning journey that is very rewarding. Anyone can photograph an angler, and often you can get lucky in being at the right place at the right time. But those that know their craft understand where those likely windows of the action are and capitalize on their knowledge.
SWIFTCURRENT JACKET
This jacket is made with 100% recycled NetPlus® material from reclaimed fishing nets, and it’s also Fair Trade Certified™ sewn. It takes a lot of effort, a bit of weather forecasting luck, and a crew that can go at the drop of a hat to make these projects come to life.
“Built for nature’s most unpredictable changes, the Swiftcurrent™ Wading Jacket is our most versatile technical jacket. The 4-layer, waterproof/breathable H2No® Performance Standard shell is free of perfluorinated chemicals and made of 100% recycled nylon. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn.” Angler
+ Kyle Toyama, Montana
MEN’S SWIFTCURRENT JACKET New for Fall 2022We were excited to work with our good friends at Patagonia on the new men’s jackets rollout. This jacket is made with 100% recycled NetPlus® material from reclaimed fishing nets, and its also Fair Trade Certified™ sewn. It takes a lot of effort, a bit of weather forecasting luck, and a crew that can go at the drop of a hat to make these projects come to life.“Built for nature’s most unpredictable changes, the Swiftcurrent™ Wading Jacket is our most versatile technical jacket. The 4-layer, waterproof/breathable H2No® Performance Standard shell is free of perfluorinated chemicals and made of 100% recycled nylon. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn.”
Brown trout and buggers are always an enjoyable combo. It also looks pretty snazzy on the cover of Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s combo catalog celebrating 50 years. I’m always delighted to see our hard work in print. Big thanks to all the lodge staff, guides, and anglers who help make these images come to reality. It truly is a team effort.
The new issue of The Drake Magazine is on the rack. I am thrilled to see our trip to the Rio Palena Lodge in Chile in print.
It takes a team effort to make these images come to life. A big thank you to all those anglers, guides, lodge staff, and people involved in the process… and to the print magazines who still hold credible journalism in high regard.
Grab yourself a print copy or order a subscription, you won’t be disappointed and won’t ever miss an issue.
STEALTH COLLECTION / 2022 convertable vest + pack vest
We are always thrilled to work with our good friends at Patagonia. It takes a lot of effort from a lot of people to make these projects come to life and run smoothly. Check out the latest videos for the Stealth Pack Vest and Stealth Convertible Vest. A great addition to the Stealth series.
THE YELLOW DOG DIFFERENCE Fly Fish The World // Zero Extra Cost
It’s wild to think this is my 9th catalog with Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures. When I look back and think about all the adventures over the years, it just feels, well, unbelievable. I am very fortunate to work for such a great company, with an incredible team, and long-lasting global friends.
It’s also really nice to work for a company that gives back to the very communities we work in. YDFA created The Yellow Dog Community and Conservation Foundation (YDCCF) in 2016 as a means of providing direct support to communities, fisheries, and ecosystems where great angling is found. In the first five years, YDCCFhas granted over $1 million to over 60 projects worldwide, funding projects both large and small that focus on conservation, education and community growth, and resilience. + Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures: https://www.yellowdogflyfishing.com/ + Yellow Dog Community & Conservation Foundation: https://www.ydccf.org/
“Great fishing trips don’t just happen. We’re here to ensure that you end up in the right place, at the right time, and with all the right information… at no additional cost to you. Fueled by adventure, grounded in experience – our professionals are ready to help you plan the fly fishing vacation of a lifetime. As the most knowledgeable professional team in the business, we only book destinations we trust, know and have experienced first hand. Maximize the potential of your trip with personalized customer service and insider expertise at no extra cost than booking on your own.”
EDITORIAL | THE FLYFISH JOURNAL 13.2 Published Editorial
I’m always thrilled when I see my work in print. It’s nice to relive those small moments again. A big thanks to those who help make these a reality. Anglers, sponsors, and the lodges, without you these images wouldn’t be possible.
Love print? Me too! Head down to your local shop and grab yourself a copy or order a subscription. Keep print alive.
I enjoyed working with Eleven Experience in Chile for their angling programs. It was a fantastic lodge with an excellent crew. Plus, it is always nice to see your work as a print ad and in a catalog.
WEBSITE IMAGE Millie Paini + Karlie Roland + Idaho
I had the pleasure of working with Millie Paini and Karlie Roland this past year on the famed Henry’s Fork River in Idaho. It’s always fun shooting with friends at a location that is near and dear to my heart.
Big thanks to our friends at TroutHunter Lodgein Island Park, Idaho, for the continued support.
A few images made it to print in the summer issue of The Drake Magazine. I can still remember the moment when the shutter clicked. As always, a big heartfelt thank you to all those anglers and people involved in the process and to the print magazines who still hold credible journalism in high regard.
Grab yourself a print copy or order a subscription, you won’t be disappointed and won’t ever miss an issue.