YETI Presents: Kamchatka Steelhead Project

In Russia's Far East, follow a team of anglers on a fly fishing adventure to document and preserve the legacy of the Kamchatka steelhead trout through angling.
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Film credits:
Production Co: Felt Soul
Directors: Travis Rummel / Grayson Schaffer
Directors of Photography: Travis Rummel / Grayson Schaffer
Executive Producer: Travis Rummel
Producer: Travis Rummel
Field producer - Ryan Peterson
Editor: Ben Knight
Music - "Foot Prints" by Keen Collective, "What We Are Destined to Do" by DJ Egadz, "Spaces" by Nils Frahm, "A1" by Olafur Arnalds & Nils Frahm
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In this YETI Presents video, join a team of determined anglers in Russia's Far East. Teeming with wild Steelhead trout, the remote Kamchatka Peninsula is under protection of Russia's strict native fish conservation regulations. The Kamchatka Steelhead Project is both an effort to enjoy the challenge of fly fishing for these bullish fish as well as conserving and studying them.
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[@dstock2011]

The Columbia Runs would be 10 times better than this if there wasn't a dam every 50 yards...

[@ravenelcurryv5374]

this footage is from eastern rises. it was the best fishing movie I have ever seen and recommend all who read this comment to watch it.

[@RoyDallasFishing]

We outta learn from the fish. He knows no colour, no language, not state nor country. He is truly free. We otta learn from the fish.

[@gdmofo]

I've watched the decline of steelhead on the west coast of the United States for decades it's embarrassing

[@bradr539]

If I hear "epic" one more f'n time..

[@hunting.hotspot1397]

Way to go yeti! Jump on the same bandwagon that Patagonia did and talk trash about the hatchery fish.

[@tegucigalpa2]

Great video!

[@justin21491]

Have to disagree with the comment that "they spend very little time in the river" some steelhead spend just as much time in the rivers as the ocean because they have to over winter. Its probably the main reason most north american steelhead runs are gone because so many different strains of fish spend so much time in rivers and get plucked out over the year.

[@vanderkb1]

"There will be not needed any words"....

[@reagomyeggo]

That ending was great!! Haha

[@slapnutzracing2152]

I'm happy catching them

[@chrishedlund2688]

Great video, I like to see the conservation... hope Yeti will do more to raise awareness and support conservation efforts

[@kevinmcreynolds4810]

Subbed. Watched several of these from YETI and this one reeled me in. Fantastic.

[@TarasRychka]

Nice job, great video, fantastic emotions!

[@mikenorth2215]

This video changed my life

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Great to see such interest in the Steelhead, I wish we could help them here in the US . Nice video work 👌

[@pedrocarranza3295]

muy buenos videos. genial de principio a fin!

[@SailingLearningByDoing]

Another great video, thanks!

[@Anglerworks]

Nice work Justin! show'em the Jedi mind trick!

[@rural2684]

Gotta love it.