Planet Fly Fish

Hatch documents the world's most extraordinary insect hatches and the fantastic fly fishing that accompanies them. There are massive hatches of mayfly on the chalkstreams of England, trout eating ants off bridges in Slovenia, huge cicadas eaten by equally huge trout in the streams of NZ and even a feeding frenzy after a 'hatch' of krill in the ocean.

Fly fishermen have always lusted after big fish, those large predators that dominate the rivers, lakes and oceans in which they preside. These large predators employ all sorts of techniques to maximise their chance of catching prey. Predator explores the globe highlighting the most fascinating predators that can be taken with a fly rod.

The lure of the unknown is what drives fly fishers to explore and to seek out the largest fish of a species, not for the trophy but for the challenge. Leviathan documents epic fly fishing battles with these modern-day aquatic monsters. Giant brown trout in NZ spring creeks, monstrous rainbow trout in Patagonia, tarpon in Costa Rica and the mighty giant trevally in Australia and Tahiti.