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Great video Jack, thanks for sharing. Hopefully see you on the river some day

Thanks!! Great resource.. we humans have really stirred thew pot!

Thank you for this video

Thank you for sharing 🙏

Home of the Unibomber!

Beautiful. thank you.

Home water.

Piękny film gratulację 👍👊

Awesome video!

Excellent video and story thank you ✌

Thanks for the inights Jack...South Island browns.... what dreams are made of

Thank you for been there protecting nature and it's way of life.

Excelente !!!!! Saludos !!!

Excelente todo !!!! Saludos desde la Patagonia !!!

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Absolutely nothing about the negative effects of browns in NZ, no perspective to the contrary. Pathetic. NZ grayling already extinct, massive eel culls that were a waste of time, effects on native fish, insects, wildfowl, let’s pretend it didn’t happen, fuckin idiots, it’ll all fall apart in the end, it always does. Soon I hope.

Great insight Jack. Some amazing photography of that precious resource. Good to see Tony Entwistle in there. It was a video and book by John Kent that got me down there back in early to mid nineties on a tight budget and explored some amazing rivers and nature. Even got my second visit published in NZ trout fisherman. Hardest part was choosing the next location to put your limited time into. Totally right about seeing a lump of a fish in front of you and suddenly loosing the ability to cast properly.

This is a great story and interesting info. I’d love to travel there one day. Great job on the video!

Mike and the layout basically got me into trains when I was very young.I’m only 21 and it’s a dying hobby for a lot of people my age. Have to go back down soon.

A great guy, aka "Magic Mike." He still works out at the Firehall gym in Livingston.

Interesting. Angkimg bucket biology has happened in Scotland too, including rainbows, brook trout, American shrimps, and even coarse fish - since the 1800s.

Awesome work! 🤙 Hopefully more vids in future 😉👍

New Zealand waters aren't all that clean

An absolutely incredible piece of historical research and contemporary videography. Wish I could join for the “field research”.

Great vid shame you missed Celtic NZ history pre Maori. Cool song at end of video too.

Incredible history lesson. Thank you so much for sharing this for everyone to appreciate.

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My veterinarian had a tree planted here in memory of my 20 year old kitty 😺 "Pumpkin Moonshine"

Outstanding work, thank you

Awesome.😊👍🏻

Jack Awesome introduction and thank you for sharing this piece of history Awesome fellow fly fisher 👍👍🛶 Good Luck too all on the water !! The Vermonter

Wow this is a brilliant video! Amazing work.

Were they originally Loch Leven trout ?

Great video. I feel the same way Darren. :-)

Thank you for sharing the importance of protecting the Gallatin, Jenni. Unfortunately, the current plan for the range-as outlined in the Gallatin Forest Partnership-will not keep the Gallatin wild. In fact, it is all about exploiting the Gallatins to be used as a playground for industrial-strength recreation. If the special interest groups behind the GFP were honestly looking to keep the Gallatin wild, they would be pursuing congressionally-designated wilderness for the entire range-nothing less. They simply don't understand that certain places are off-limits and that humans have made 99.99% of this planet their exclusive habitat. To folks such as those supporting the GFP, the thought of leaving the remaining 0.01% for other living beings does not exist. Thankfully we have kind souls like Jenni Lowe Anker, though, who will not allow the Northern Rockies to become another Colorado and the Gallatin Valley another Moab. Thank you Jenni.

Well done. So, the "story" that the two escapees returned the following year is a rumour? And that they ended up on platters at Lord Jellicoe's banquet years later?

Great story, I have never guided for Brown in the South but used to for Rainbows in the Rotorua region for our Hotel guests, I loved it and so miss the fishing in NZ, you make me want to come back again, just no comparison to Australia, the water here is not as clear unless in the Snowy Mountains region. Good Job...

The moeri found new Zealand in the 12 to 13th century what bullshit drugs does this man SMOKE. A MILLION YEAR AGO😂😂😂

Mate what a video! Well done and thank you for the research.

Tooooooo coool!

White river is better

Great video !

We have a similar story about Brown trout being brought to North America. As a writer I built a children's book around this having a Brown trout born in the North American Rocky Mountains trying to find out where his relatives are from so he makes a great journey across the globe to Germany and Switzerland. facebook.com/AlexanderTroutsAmazingAdventure/

Amazing

i m in Pakistan i catch trout fish i like trout fish

ruclips.net/user/thefishingmusiciansfeatured Great vid guys....please like my channel if you don't mind. Always looking for friends to film with . Let me know and let's do film and fish. Cheers

Thank you so much for this wonderful video on your amazing fishery in New Zealand ..It's incredible . Also thank you for recognizing my home State (Tasmania's) part in the fantastic story ..Much appreciated .. You might also enjoy this ..ruclips.net/video/FcruL3_3vHA/видео.html...It's our own story very similar of course to New Zealand's story done by one of our fishing TV shows a few years ago celebrating 150 years of trout in Tasmania...Hope you enjoy it..

Can’t stand the accents

Thank you! I never fly fished until my cousin in law brought my wife and I to New Zealand and said you werent allowed to spinfish in NZ :) I had to learn quick. Now I fly fish and tye flies religiously.

Fantastic story