Frostbite Fishoff 2012 - The 2nd annual Frostbite Fishoff was held on the Arkansas River tailwater near Pueblo, Colorado. Fly Fishing Team USA had a couple of teams participating, including anglers featured in this short video clip. Thanks to Anthony Naranja for letting me shoot a bit with his Red ONE camera...a very sweet piece of video gear. This footage, however, was shot with a Canon DSLR. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Frostbite Fishoff 2012

The 2nd annual Frostbite Fishoff was held on the Arkansas River tailwater near Pueblo, Colorado. Fly Fishing Team USA had a couple of teams participating, including anglers featured in this short video clip. Thanks to Anthony Naranja for letting me shoot a bit with his Red ONE camera...a very sweet piece of video gear. This footage, however, was shot with a Canon DSLR.
Originator: 
Samuel Ebersole
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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