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Filmed amongst some of New Zealand's most stunning wilderness waters, acclaimed NZ Fishing Guide Dean Bell returns in ‘Stealth with a Fly’, to address in detail the most common issues fly anglers face when trout fishing.
With an emphasis on the importance of line management and line control, the parts of each are broken down and analyzed individually in clear and easy to understand terminology.
‘Stealth with a Fly’ is for the fly fisherman seeking insight into converting angling opportunity into greater angling success.
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Do North American Moose continue to survive in a remote Southwest corner of Fiordland New Zealand?
YES !
New Zealand Wildlife Trust Biologist Ken Tustin's unravels one of NZ's most enduring wilderness mysteries.This NZ documentary takes a comprehensive look at the History of NZ Moose from their release in 1910 to the present day. It will leave you in no doubt about the existence of Moose in Fiordland today!
- Positive DNA results
- Cast Antlers
- A trail of confirmed sightings
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Himalayan Tahr in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. A stunning Wildlife Documentary showcasing the lives of these highly regarded, but rarely seen, alpine animals. We follow Tahr through the seasons, highlighting behaviour during the RUT when the mature Bulls compete for the rights to mate with the females.
- Packed with information for the hunter
- Wonderful photographic portraits
- Rare scenes of Bulls fighting
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In this film we are hunting for rutting Fallow Bucks in the magnificent Otago High Country and roaring Red Stags in the Fiordland bush. Two very different styles of New Zealand hunting, and two very different species. Fallow Bucks can be spotted with binoculars from a distance, and a stalk attempted. Filming Red Stags in the Fiordland bush I knew, would be very challenging. This was 'Kiwi Style, bush hunting' - up close and personal. It doesn't get any more exciting - especially in the ROAR.
- 100% Free Range, Mixed species, Close encounters, Great trophies
InformativeBonus section- 'New Zealand Red Deer Encounters'. Rare glimpses of deer being deer.
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Part One - High on the tops in the wilderness of Fiordland in New Zealand's South Island we go hunting for Red Stags in the ROAR. Helicopters have not hunted here for a few years so the deer are out on 'the open tops'. Something we thought we would never see!
- 100% Free Range
- Great Stag encounters
- Quality footage
Part two - Join American Bow hunter 'Rick', on a guided hunting safari in New Zealand with well known Outfitter Don Patterson from Manuka Point Lodge in the Rakaia River area of Canterbury. Red Stags and alpine hunting for HimalayanTahr. A great look into Trophy Hunting in New Zealand.
- Stunning locations
- Superb animals
"In terms of quality of footage, I feel your DVD is without equal amongst the other New Zealand DVD's I've seen. I really enjoyed the footage of Fiordland and the three stags shot there -the scenery and wildlife shots (birds etc) was fantastic and I really appreciate the effort that would have gone into filming that." - Neil Clarkson
- An In-Depth Analysis to Fly Fishing New Zealand -
New Zealand has a reputation as one of the premiere Fly Fishing destinations on the planet - and for good reason. We are blessed with many beautiful remote wilderness fishing locations, and clean, clear water. In all of them live Trout - BIG Trout.
In this film we visit just such a place with Master Guide Dean Bell. Careful analysis takes place before that all important first cast - how to achieve the perfect "Dead Drift".
- Advanced techniques demonstrated
- Mastering the "Spot & Stalk" style of fishing
- Spectacular river locations
- Stunning videography
- Informative & Entertaining
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