Movie Night with E Hille Company- Williamsport, PA

[fly_flinger]

E Hille Company and The Bullfrog Brewery in Williamsport, PA are sponsering a movie night on Wednesday, March 3rd at the Bullfrog Brewery in downtown Williamsport. They will be showing the FF movie "Drift" at 7:00pm. It will be shown upstairs in Jerimiah's. The doors open at 6:00pm. Cost is $5.00 per person. There will be door and raffle prizes following the movie. For any questions please contact E Hille's at 570-323-7564 or www.anglersupplyhouse.com.


Below is description in case you haven't heard about the film.


A marvelous flyfishing film: great characters & personalities, cinematography, music, a variety of freshwater & saltwater, & an adequate supply of what we all like to call fish porn. Aimed at showing all viewers — from hardcore, 300-day-a-year guides, to people who’ve never picked up a fly rod — that flyfishing is a much deeper, more interesting, more varied, & a more fulfilling sport than they’ve been led to believe by mainstream media. Filmed in Oregon, Bahamas, India, Belize, Montana, Utah & Colorado. 65 min.

Exact Locations for Drift include:

Oregon’s Deschutes River
The North Bight of Andros Island in the Bahamas
The high-altitude rivers of Kashmir, India
Southern Belize
Montana’s Bighorn River
Utah’s Green River
Colorado’s Frying Pan River.

 

[Squaretail]

Damn that sounds cool. Wish it were closer.
Hmmm, wait a minute. March 3rd? BWO's and sucker spawn?

 

[fly_flinger]

Now you're thinking.

They did tell me that if this one goes well there is a good chance they will do it on a regular basis.

 

[bikerfish]

that does sound fun! wish something like that would happen around here. I DO know the folks that own north country brewing. mmmm...

 

[PennKev]

I've een it. The fishing in the Kashmir region is very interesting stuff. Belize and the western rivers are boring and cliched in comparison.

Kev

 

[bikerfish]

I agree Kev, the kashmir part was awesome, looked like a fun adventure!
we need someone to make a movie about eastern brook trout fishing using some of that same cinematography. we'd like it, but I think most folks like seeing big fish in exotic locales.

 

[PennKev]

We need someone to make a movie about eastern brook trout fishing using some of that same cinematography. we'd like it, but I think most folks like seeing big fish in exotic locales.

I think that would appeal to more folks than you think, at least among the serious FFing crowd. FWIW, I fast-forwarded through most of the saltwater stuff in that film. It just doesn't do anything for me.

There really is a lack of eastern US fishing in both film and television. TU TV was/is really appealing for that reason.

Kev