Hooked On The Fly; Fly Fishing show on Sportsman Channel

Our mission for each film includes making the beautiful wild habitat and fish the stars of our
show. Most fly fishers think primarily of these concerns when they go fly-fishing. As we take
viewers on our filmed adventures, we believe these concerns are still primary for those of us
who love nature’s beauty and thrills. As people who love the earth and its creatures, we believe
we now must all be more actively engaged in protecting what we cherish. How will we do this?

We will do this by presenting issues of central concern in each show. Viewers should visit our web site and go to the different links offered per show. We will supply link to relevant conservation group's website's, and give current information on what’s being done and needs to be done to help protect these last wild places.

We will also address larger environmental issues that all fly fishers will want to collaborate on in
order to speak with one mighty voice so various state and federal agencies here us clearly. Currently,
many fly-fishing conservation groups are a patchwork of relatively small groups fighting for particular
issues of concern to them. Our goal at Hooked on the Fly is to help become a nexus linking fly fishers
from all over the world to speak with one voice to help protect wild habitats and our finny friends.
As we like to say, “See it. Feel it. Pass it on.”

Electronic postcards will also be available on our site, so with the click of a mouse you
can fire off e-mails to our public and private “representatives” telling them how you feel and what
you think we need to do on specific, crucial and urgent, environmental issues.

Conservation Links Per Show

The Last Wild River in California-The Smith
Summer-like Weather, Winter Steel
Heavy Weather, Heavier Steel

Keyed on Tarpon
The Migration
Resident Tarpon

Beaverhead River
Big Sky, Big Trout

The Skeena-River of Mists

Jurassic Lake: The Road from Hell to the Lake from Heaven

The Rio Gallegos: Skinny Water-Giant Sea-Run Trout

Bears and Bows of Bristol Bay-Alaska; The Last Frontier

"The Great Gaspe"- Fly Fishing for Atlantic Salmon

Here are some other environmental group’s web-links we urge you click on and visit their web page
to see what they are doing to help protect our fly fishing heritage, and how you might become
involved.

Bears and Bows of Bristol Bay: The Last Frontier
"Stop the Pebble Mine"

If the Pebble Mine goes forward, Bristol Bay's rivers, lakes, tundra, wildlife, clean water, and fish will be lost forever. There is one last hope....YOU. Just take a few minutes to log on to this conservation page and click on to the TU Alaska link; http://www.SaveBristolBay.org TakeAction and write a letter that will go to the EPA and members of Congress in your voting district. One letter makes THE difference. Please help save America's and the world's last greatest wild salmon fishery and all the life that depends on it.

Trout Unlimited (TU) - The premier international environmental organization with the mission to
protect all species of trout and salmon, and the habitat they live in. They have their own magazine
and hundreds of local affiliates. TU has influence on our national government and on other nations
to adhere to ecological principles that would not endanger the flora and fauna of the earth's
water ecosystem. For more information please visit their website http://www.tu.org

Flywatertravel.com - ken@flywatertravel.com
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