A wonderful vintage video of 1940s Montauk fishing tackle shop memories. Pretty awesome stuff…(First posted to The Fishing for History Blog on 051112).
River Monsters star Jeremy Wade shows Kim Kardashian his exotic fish on the Today Show. It appears to be the first time Kardashian has refused to touch a massive, pulsating eel while on camera.
A nifty video highlighting the work of Operation Healing Waters, which helps wounded soldiers rehab through fly fishing. (First posted to The Fishing for History Blog on 032612).
Internet pinup girl Jenn Sterger tries out fly fishing. (Posted to Tumblr by Fishing For History Fishing Video Tumblr Archive on 031012).
Matt Heron catches a massive, massive Brown Trout…on video! (First posted to The Fishing for History Blog on 121611).
A kayak fishing underwater video of a massive muskellunge! (First posted to The Fishing for History Blog on 123011).
A video of fishing UNDER the ice. Yes, you read that correctly. (First posted to The Fishing for History Blog on 010512).
This is a classic vintage fishing video of Alaska. (Posted to Tumblr by The Fishing for History Blog on 011212).
A 30 year old tackle box mystery is solved. (Posted to Tumblr by The Fishing for History Blog on 022212).
How to unhook a pelican from a fish hook. (Posted to Tumblr by The Fishing for History Blog on 022212).
A nifty history of the ice augur by StrikeMaster. (First posted to The Fishing for History Blog on 021412).
Ever wanted to attend an antique fishing tackle show? Watch this long video and it will give you an idea of how much collectable tackle there is out there. It’s worth watching! (Posted to Tumblr by The Fishing for History Blog on 020412).
A neat video on how L.L. Bean recreated in photographs some of their classic fly fishing cover paintings of the past. (Posted to Tumblr Fishing For History Fishing Video Tumblr Archive on 020412).
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This clip is from the Antiques Road Show visit to Eugene, Oregon and features some of the finest antique fishing tackle ever shown on American television: a Payne fly rod, McMonies creel, and Philbrooke & Paine fly reel! (Posted to Tumblr by The Fishing for History Blog on 020212).
What do you use to catch a fish with a transparent dome for a head that protects it’s eyes like a fighter jet canopy protects the pilot? (Posted to Tumblr by The Fishing for History Blog on 12.11.11).
