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Todd Moen

Todd Moen is a filmmaker, photographer, and founder of Catch Magazine, an online journal dedicated to the art and culture of fly fishing through cinematic storytelling. Since launching the magazine in 2008, Todd has traveled the world capturing fly fishing in its most remote and breathtaking settings...from British Columbia’s wild steelhead rivers to the deep forest of Brazil's Amazon Rainforest. His passion for innovation has extended into aerial cinematography, where he pioneered the use of drones and custom-built camera rigs to bring new perspectives to outdoor filmmaking. Todd’s work combines technical precision with a deep respect for nature, creating films that inspire anglers and adventure enthusiasts alike. Contact: toddrmoen@gmail.com

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Tourism Australia – Tasmania Trailer

This issues T-Motion had me filming on the Twigwaters and high plateau lakes of the amazing Australian island of Tasmania. Flown Under Down Under by Tourism Australia, I met up with Daniel and Simone Hackett of RiverFly 1864. RiverFly 1864 recently won the 2017 Gold Medal from the Australian Tourism Awards. I filmed Simone and Daniel stalking small creeks, or Twigwaters, of the north-east streams in search of small, gorgeous brown trout who live in a playground environment. In the […]

By T Moen Theater Trailers August 15, 2017 0

The Columbia River Trailer

For this issues T-Motion Theater, I was especially thrilled to be able to introduce my friends from Eddie Bauer to the crew at The Evening Hatchs Black Bear Lodge on the Upper Columbia River in Washington State. Lel Tone, world-class Ski guide for Eddie Bauer, and Andrew Bennett, Eddie Bauer Sport Shop Guide came along with me to this amazing spot on the Columbia River just south of British Columbia. I chose this location because I had never experienced the […]

By T Moen Theater Trailers August 15, 2017 0

Chinook Salmon Fly Fishing

Click Here To Subscribe to the Catch Magazine YouTube Channel http://www.goo.gl/9Z5dTu – Chinook Salmon – British Columbia Spring/Summer Tour took me up to the far reaches of British Columbia’s Skeena River and the many tributaries of that amazing Canadian watershed. For Catch Magazine’s 48th edition, T-Motion theater presents a video about the wild and adventurous chase, fly fishing for spring/summer Chinook salmon on the swing, via helicopters piloted by Dave Hiltenkamp of Summit Helicopters LTD out of Terrace British Columbia […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing Canada April 5, 2017 2

Pure New Zealand pt 2

New Zealand’s South Island has to be the closest one can get to heaven. Truly, New Zealand is my all-time favorite place to film, fish and explore. For the T-Motion Theater Issue #45, I had the chance to film angler and lodge owner Shauna Daughters, along with her husband Chris Daughters, on one of their favorite South Island rivers. Together they own and operate the South Island’s Cedar Lodge, located on the Makarora River just about an hour’s drive of […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing New Zealand June 30, 2016 1

River of Life

River of Life features the reflections of 3 women dealing with breast cancer while out fly fishing on the waters of the Pacific Northwest. The narrative connects the struggles of wild, native and anadromous fish with the challenges the women face in their own lives, while also capturing the magic and joy of fly fishing. This film is brought to life by the sensitive and insightful cinematography of Todd Moen, whose camerawork captures the vibrancy of the natural world both […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing USA April 21, 2016 0

Carpology Part 1

Summer temps hovering in the upper 90’s. Rising carp. The Missouri River. Dry fly fishing. Montana’s magnificent Big Sky. Put these together, and T-Motion Theater had an unlikely, yet absolutely remarkable fly fishing video opportunity. Carp, unlike trout or steelhead or bonefish or any for that matter, feed in a frenzy known to some anglers as the “Hour of Power”. This is when schools of carp rise to the surface in fierce unison, their big mouths breaking the surface and […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing USA April 21, 2016 0

Spatsizi

At roughly 2 million acres, the Spatsizi Wilderness in northern British Columbia, is the home waters for the Collingwood Family of Spatsizi Wilderness Lodge. This film documents Ray Collingwood’s vision, beginning in the late 60’s, to operate a world-class rainbow trout fly-fishing lodge with his family. With stunning aerial footage of the Eaglenest Range and Firesteel River Valley, including birds-eye views from Ray Collingwood’s multiple float planes, Todd Moen highlights the essence of family in this fly-fishing heaven. This rare […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing Canada April 21, 2016 0

Big Sky – Montana Spring Creek Fly Fishing

Each July, I find myself heading back to my home state of Montana. Over the past 15 years, many of these trips have included an adventure with my good friend and master spring creek angler, Pete Corbett who is owner of Creekside Angling Company in Issaquah, Washington. We like to fish the Southwest region of the state. For this 2013 fly fishing trip, we met in Dillon, Montana. This time Pete fished some of our favorite public water, and we […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing USA April 9, 2016 0

Barrancoso River – Fly Fishing Argentina

Although it’s not my first video of southern Argentina’s crazy wind, huge trout and amazing scenery, “Barrancoso River” is probably both the most fun and the most challenging video I’ve ever shot for Catch Magazine .It was fun! This is thanks to Tim Rajeff and Katherine Hart, of Rajeff Sports, who are nothing less than rocks stars and fabulous anglers. They make it happen in hurricane-like winds and impossible fishing conditions. And they make it fun. There is no other […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing Argentina September 3, 2015 2

Strobel Lake – Fly Fishing Argentina

Stobel was filmed in the southern lakes of Argentina’s Patagonia region. As most anglers know, this geography is famous for its big wind and its big trout. We encountered both in very big doses! The combination of 60 mile per hour gusts, crashing waves, and a landscape of moon rocks (devoid of a landing pad for my aerial camera) made the filming of Strobel one of the most difficult conditions in which I have ever worked. My equipment was put […]

By T Moen Fly Fishing Argentina April 14, 2014 1

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