18 September 2010

RISE Fly Fishing Film Festival is coming to The Netherlands!















Gin-Clear Media is a New Zealand based company that specializes in producing cinema quality, adventure-driven fly fishing movies. They are the creators of the amazing Source series: New Zealand, Tasmania and their most recent destination Iceland.

Their Rise – Fly Fishing Film Festival in 2009 and 2010 has been a huge success in their home country and Australia. Now they are heading to Europe. They will be displaying their amazing fly fishing movies in the city of Rotterdam on December 2nd.

It's an honor to help out Nick to get the festival promoted here in The Netherlands. I will be spreading out posters and the word at fly shops and fly fishing clubs.

Tickets of this venue can only be bought here.

Program of the venue:
1) The Source - Iceland (full feature)
2) The best of The Source - New Zealand
3) Heads & Tails - Permit fishing in Australia
4) Off the Grid - Snook fishing in Mexico & Steelhead fishing in the USA

Don't miss out this great evening because the number of tickets are limited!


Venue date:
December 2, 2010
19:00 - 21:00

Location:
Cinerama Filmtheater
Westblaak 18
3012 KL Rotterdam
Phone: 010-4115300

4 comments:

  1. Anonymous13:54

    Hi Jay, that's cool. Do you know why they aren't coming to germany?
    cheers
    Lukas

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  2. Hi Lukas,
    Well I have no idea!
    Maybe we should consider a tour to Germany next year.
    I'll ask Nick about this.

    How is/was your fishing this year?
    Mine sucked! Every time I planned a trip it rained or the river is high & dirty because they had lots of rain a few days ago.

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  3. Anonymous21:56

    Hi Jay,
    a tour to germany would be cool, maybe next year, then.
    My fishing year so far was ok. had a cool trip to the traun and some ok days around hamburg, where i live.
    now the sea trout fishing should get better by each day...

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  4. I'll check with Nick at Gin-Clear Media whether he'll consider to add Germany to the tour cities.

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