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So, the Global FlyFisher’s video section just passed 10,000 videos. And suitably enough the 10K mark was a Davie McPhail video showing how to tie a muddler.

The number of videos on the Global FlyFisher video page is steadily closing in on 10,000!

Renowned fly tyer and tying instructor Wayne Luallen presents a series of short videos, which will help you become a much better fly-tyer.

Tying tips and techniques in small,
concentrated, quick-to-watch, easy-to-catch videos.

The GFF video section uses a few neat cowboy tricks to smoothly integrate videos from YouTube and Vimeo into the site

This is a film project that aims to highlight the value of some of Colombia 's main river systems, which have been hidden and protected for half a decade, and you have the opportunity to support the project.

Scottish fly tyer Davie McPhail posted something on Facebook that I think deserves a bit of attention.

I now officially hate - like in deplore, detest, despise, loathe - fly tying videos with fast forward sequences.

This list is a compilation of longer fishing videos and TV-shows about fishing that are actually worth watching. New and old. English and other languages. Fly fishing and not.

Why is it that fishing shows on TV have to be either drama, competition or exaggeration - or all three?

Every morning before I start working I go though a bunch of fishing and tying videos. Join me on such a video spree

I'm not planning on making paid tying videos, but have seen more and more of them online. My small survey says that it's not good business.

The DVD Rising Salar takes a different approach to doing a fishing video and we have talked the the three guys behind it.

Buy a great video and support Project Healing Waters

Yesterday I went and saw a preview of the new videos on coastal sea trout fishing by Danish Niels Vestergaard, and they are pretty exiting to put it mildly

Yes that's right! Our video channel has passed the five thousand video mark, and this article covers the state of this hugely successful section on the Global FlyFisher.

I attended the sneak preview of the video Only the River Knows, formerly known as The Trout Also Rises. Great video! I'm looking forward to reviewing the DVD.

Another crowdsourced video is emerging, and we at GFF think it deserves some support, so we call upon the GFF army to chip in and get some nice perks.

I live in the south west of Scotland where I grew up, the best known rivers in the area are the Stinchar, the Nith, Girvan and the river Doon where I...

Travis Swartz spent the last two weekends fishing his favorite stream in the world… Silver Creek, just down the road from Sun Valley, Idaho. He grew up fishing Silver Creek. The trails, the water, the fish, the clouds and even the occasional wind are all home to him...

We contacted the team behind the video Uncharted Waters and asked them some questions. Read their replies and learn what drove them and how the trip and the DVD came to be.

The introduction to the project "Fish On - A Reel Retreat" by Travis Swartz. The first steps towards a video about men recovering from cancer and finding their way to a normal life through fly-fishing. And you can help!

Travis Swartz is making a video called "Fish On - Stories From A Reel Recovery Retreat" about men fly-fishing their way back to a normal life after cancer. You can help make it happen.

We posed a series of questions to Nick Reygaert, the filmmaker behind the fabulous video Hatch, which shows a row of different "hatches" around the world. Hear about (video) gear, tight schedules and future plans.

The world's best fly-fishing films are coming to Denmark. I missed it last year. That's not going to happen this year!

How a hunt for a salmon DVD led me around the world and then some in 8 minutes...

The excellent DVD-series The Fish and the Fly are made by Danish filmmaker Niels Vestergaard and fly tyer and flyfisher Morten Oland. We contacted them regarding the videos and got them to answer to a few questions about the project.

Share parts of your work with our readers. Maybe you should consider letting us bring an extract, a sample, an interview or an article about your work. We get content, you get free marketing.

We had the chance to ask Barbara Klutinis - the woman behing the video "Stepping into the Stream" a few questions regarding her film about fly fishing women.

I have just reviewed the exciting tarpon fishing DVD Tapâm by Danish Jan Bach Kristensen and German Daniel Göz, and I thought I'd approach the two adventurous anglers with some questions regarding their unorthodox fishing and stunning video production.

In this article Martin looks at some specific production methods, which are often used by fly fishing video producers. It seems that certain little tricks or styles have become fashionable, and can be found in lots of videos – on longer DVD's as well as in shorter online videos.m

The festival was a bit marred by the bad weather, but a great experience anyway.

The Rise fly fishing film festival will have shows in several European towns featuring the best videos

Fly fishing videos have gone through an amazing development during the last five years.
Once the recipe was simple: get hold of a couple of seasoned anglers, hook up with some upscale lodges and some guides needing some marketing and... action!

We're entering the online video age. The plan is not to produce our own feature length DVD's in HD quality, but to expose the best online videos from other sources. So browse our first videos here and help us make this new feature better by pointing us to great online videos.

If this permit video trailer turns into a DVD, I'm on the preorder list!

A British company with the fantastic name Trufflepig Films has made an interesting DVD about Hardy

It might be Swedish, but this trailer shows some extraordinarily beautiful fishing scenes.

The guys behind the fabulous Trout Bum Diaries DVD's are on the move again. This time in Mongolia!

I watched a great Norwegian DVD yesterday

A new set of Danish DVD's look extremely interesting

Interesting video about salmon fly hatch

I spent this evening drinking coffee and watching DVDs with some friends

Global FlyFisher partner Martin Joergensen has gone through his shelves and dug out the best books and DVD's on bonefishing he could find.

Of the numerous videotapes available to aid and instruct the tyer in the various fly types, relatively few fall under the category of the streamer fly. For the streamer-fanatic, to have another tape available on the subject is a treat. Read Chris Del Plato's review of this new video by Mike Martinek.