Author: Felt Soul Media
Publisher: Felt Soul Media, Nov 2008
Binding: DVD
ISBN: 0-FSM-20
Synopsis
Documents the incredible run of sockeye salmon in Alaska's Bristol Bay. We partnered with Alaska's Trout Unlimited last summer & spent 68 days in Alaska's Bristol Bay following the world's largest run of sockeye salmon as they moved from the tidal waters to their natural spawning grounds within the footprint of the largest proposed gold & copper mine in North America. DVD & booklet.
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This is our chance & our honor to highlight this incredible resource in its current pristine state & attempt to answer - which is a more valuable resource; the self-sustaining runs of salmon that have enriched the local environment & fisherman (sport, commercial, & subsistence) for 1000s of years or the 300 billion dollars worth of gold, copper & molybdenum buried at the headwaters of the watershed.
We partnered with Alaska's Trout Unlimited last summer and spent 68 days in Alaska's Bristol Bay following the world's largest run of sockeye salmon as they moved from the tidal waters to their natural spawning grounds within the footprint of the largest proposed gold and copper mine in North America.
ABOUT THE FILM MAKERS
Founded in 2005, high in the Southern Rockies of Colorado, Felt Soul Media combines the vision of Travis Rummel and Ben Knight. Felt Soul unites our passions for wild places, our love of fly fishing, and our conservation ethic. We create avant-garde style documentaries with an aesthetic approach to capture the inherent beauty of fly fishing and the amazing confines that the sport takes place in. We are passionate about our films and fly fishing.
