Throughout the east coast of North America, from Long Island Sound to the northern most point of Labrador if you look closely, you will find the chrome beauty known as Salmo Salar. For a fly fisherman it may mean the best fresh water game fish there is, to a biologist it may be a long history of research, and the conversationalist in many cases it is the one to save. This film is a compilation of all that is good in North America; people hard at work for an excellent cause, the fight to hold on to a North American treasure or just the simple beauty of this “leaper.” As of late, there are significant efforts in place to better understand what is going on with this fable fish. There’s no doubt; Atlantic salmon are in trouble, particularly in the Coast of Maine watershed and points south. Where once there were thousands of fish, now there are tens. That’s tens. Sadly, in some places, there are none and yet, in many Canadian rivers they are thriving with record returns. It is a lot to take in, we know, but where there is truth you will also find understanding. This journey explores the outer most reaches from the wilds of Labrador, the Gaspe Bay Peninsula and New Brunswick, to the inner workings of hatcheries and fish traps. From the rich sporting heritage to the mystery while at sea, this film will take you on an exploration of a lifetime, well beyond the leap.

All along the Atlantic seaboard from north to south lies some of the most mind-blowing sections of fish-able water. This project takes a long hard look at the sport of fly fishing along the eastern side of the Mississippi. The Good Life documents the bona-fide enthusiasm and determination for the fly fishing experience. Each fisherman in this film, from Pro's to the unknown, legends to fresh recruits, all share a common bond. They all share an incredible thirst to cast a fly to a fish. This saga tours the better part of the East from Labrador to the Florida Keys and everything in-between. Hitch a ride in the flying Beaver with Luke Gray in search of huge Eastern Brook Trout and enormous Northerns. Check out the alluring saltwater for Stripers in the north or toothy monsters of the southern latitudes. Fish a day with Lefty Kreh in search of popper crunching smallies or take a ride with the hard charging Mckay brothers for a glimpse at young guns behind the fly rod. From Peacock Bass to Landlock Salmon, from urban pools teeming with silver Shad to remote runs with glorious trout and a dash of the occasional Stonefly hatch, this film is proof that the good life is never too far away.

The world can be a small place but when you put a flyrod in your hand, the globe becomes a generous playground. This adventure takes us to far away places like Anegada BVI in search for the elusive Pitbull of the Sea. Get schooled with the director of the Green Meanie’s and Professor of the drag-free swing Rik Dow. Join the infamous Bosedoes as they travel behind closed gates in remote Maine for trophy squaretails. Head off the grid with Luke Gray to untouched water, or hear the scream of the reel as we hunt for warm-water treasures with Mike Jones. From Canada’s wilderness to island living, and of course the North East at it’s best, life on the road has never been so thrilling. Between high water, puddle-jumpers, purple haze, remote locals, conservation, big bugs and generous grins, this film goes on forever, and the party never ends. Join these fly fishing addicts on their quest for the endless drift with a heading of East by North –East.

Follow the dream team of Gray Ghost Production’s first adventure as they travel through New England, Patagonia and British Columbia in search of The One. Come explore the untouched terrain of Argentina with Michael Jones or hop in the jet boat for a wild ride hunting for steelheads. New England’s most prominent trout guru and director of the Green Meanie’s takes us into the backcountry of Maine and trophy brook trout water. Take a look back in time to rediscover the Rangeley Lakes Region and the famous trout flies originated in this area. Tag along with Luke Gray and Charlie Davidson as they hear the scream of the reel on some of New England’s large and small tributaries. Join these fly fishing junkies and their quest for, The One.