DVD - Tying Flies That Catch Fish
with Lefty Kreh & Bob Clouser
- 2007
Learn from the masters!
This DVD contains instructions for tying 10 of the best flies for salt or fresh water fishing in the world. In different sizes and colors, these flies will work for virtually every species that swims.
DVD - Lefty Kreh on Fly Casting
Lefty shows you how to fly cast. He covers the fundamentals and principles of fly casting. Mr. Kreh does a nice job. Although Lefty demonstrates fly casting on a freshwater pond, the techniques he teaches apply to fly casting on saltwater.
DVD - Monster Stripers
This DVD is about catching freshwater striped bass, big ones and many of them.
Follow Tim Adrien and fellow fishermen across the Southeast in pursuit of giant landlocked stripers.
Lots of action, tips and techniques.
Video (VHS) - Techniques for Tying Saltwater Flies
by A.K. Best
A.K Best demonstrates tying nine saltwater fly patterns. Five of them are bonefish flies and four tarpon flies. One of the bonefish flies is the Lefty's Deceiver and some of the other flies use dumbell eyes like the Clouser.
In his demonstration of tying the Deceiver, A.K. flares out pairs of wing feathers. A Deceiver fly tied this way is usually called a Flat Wing Deceiver.
DVD and Video(VHS) -
Surf Fishing 101
Montauk and Beyound
This video covers all facets of surf fishing. It shows you all the equipment you need
to surf fish, and explains how to locate fish.
Its section on casting
with a surf rod is especially good.
All the scenes for this video were shot
at Montauk. It shows some great scenery.
DVD - In-Fisherman Striper Strategies
This DVD is about freshwater stripers including hybrid stripers.
It explains how stripers were accidentally land locked during the construction of
freshwater reservoirs. It shows the best methods for fishing for freshwater stripers.
DVD - Stripers Gone Wild
by Mike Laptew
This DVD provides 90 minutes of incredible underwater video of striped bass in their natural environment. Mike Laptew shot these videos diving down and hugging the bottom, or hiding behind rocks, as the stripers went about thier daily activities including chasing and feeding on baitfish.
