Looking for a DVD?

[Huge_Vitae]

I expect most of us have, at one time or another, engaged in a bit of "piracy" and in so doing deprived some huge mega-corporation of a small fraction of their enormous profits. And done so with a relatively clear conscience.

 

I think it's a shame though, when it's Chris Yates and Hugh Miles that are being ripped off. I don't know of any angler who doesn't think that "Passion for Angling" is the best portrayal of the sport ever to have been screened and "Caught in Time" is from the same stable. I wonder how many "fans" have pirated copies?

I thought it was rare/unavailable.....................

[chesters1]

why have a copy ,just watch it here

 

is a passion the best film ,not so sure .would it have the same effect on young anglers or just those that perhaps saw their own past in it?

 

yup got the vids and the book ,or rather did but lent them to someone ,got another book though

 

not seen "caught" i will wait for the youtube version ,a fair bit of Hargreaves is on there to if you look

Edited June 15, 2011 by chesters1

[yorkio]

is a passion the best film ,not so sure .would it have the same effect on young anglers or just those that perhaps saw their own past in it?

I suspect in many cases, my own included, it was more the past we wish we could have had rather than the one we actually did have.

[Chris Goddard]

To be fair it was ACTUALLY for a third party1 Anyway I HAVE bought a copy no and what £15 all in very good for the money!! So you can stop sharpening the knives now boys!

[greg long]

To be fair it was ACTUALLY for a third party1 Anyway I HAVE bought a copy no and what £15 all in very good for the money!! So you can stop sharpening the knives now boys!

 

Go back to filletin fish?

[Huge_Vitae]

To be fair it was ACTUALLY for a third party1 Anyway I HAVE bought a copy no and what £15 all in very good for the money!! So you can stop sharpening the knives now boys!

You going to put it up as a Torrent Chris.

[chesters1]

I suspect in many cases, my own included, it was more the past we wish we could have had rather than the one we actually did have.

 

you can dress up in tweed any time you wish but avoid landing nets with knots

the Frenshams are a walk away from here

Edited June 16, 2011 by chesters1

[DavyR]

One of the reasons that APFA appealed to so many people was that it contrasted the different approaches of Chris Yates (vintage, tweedy, beardy) and Bob James (modern, tweedy, beardy).

 

So it wasn't all about misty-eyed nostalgia.

[chesters1]

just watching the films is nostalgia acting out nostalgia with actors dressed "nostalgicly"

Edited June 16, 2011 by chesters1