What Lies Above - Atlantic Permit on Dry Flies (Full Film) 2024

[@armadilloauriemmo5663]

I do not believe that fishing guide is ever going to have a day off after this video. Which I know it will be a very good thing for him and his family. Amazing. 🎣

[@sage088]

Awesome Awesome Awesome 👏 🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️👁️

[@dustytape]

Congratulations ! Hell of a good movie ! que padre ! Xcalak is the place and the guides are awesome...

[@flanky2020]

I can't wait :)

[@FlyFishingNation]

It's a good one! Big vibes!

[@alexredhat3476]

Epic video guys. Thanks for sharing

[@ferguskelley]

Mega film!

[@si_onthefly]

Thanks ferg!

[@jean-baptiste-vidal]

I was there in 2020 but no one was using the floating crabs!! Looking forward to go back there and have some on the top! Very nice footage and video. Thanks!

[@RupertHarveysflies]

Hell yeah

[@FlyFishingNation]

Much love, Ru! Thanks for the support!

[@permitfisher]

Very cool video. a little FYI-Simon Becker was using floating crab flies 25yrs ago on the flats west of KW and Marquesas. Orvis carried them for quite some time

[@bennoklinck]

Epic!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Awesome video mate!

[@FlyFishingNation]

We’ve organized a special discount rate for viewers of the film. The first 5 people who book a week at the lodge by contacting [e-mail] will get 10% off

[@sweettony9359]

One thing I have always wondered as a fly fisherman: how far out into the water can a guide/partner go to net a fish and still remain ethical? I've seen steelhead guides in the middle of rivers with a net and their clients are 50 yards away with the rod. How far out can this guide go to net a permit on the flats for their client. 50yrds? 100? I'm not being snooty or anything i've just never heard a solid answer to that question.

[@FlyFishingNation]

Interesting thought. It's a very situational thing, I would say. Certainly down the isle of running fish down with a boat etc. It also depends on the tackle. Some fish just refused to come in shallow. There is an IGFA legal aspect to it - written down on their website. But "ethical" is very situational IMHO. I have netted fish out of hazard zones, been underwater, dived fish out of coral holes etc.Food for thought though. Appreciate the input