Casting off with Trout Tales for river fishing weekend

You may seen last weekend, we were out and about with Matt from Trout Tales Tasmania to capture immersive river fishing content, aligning perfectly with Trout Tales’ visual storytelling strategy.

As video content has become an essential digital marketing component for the fly fishing guiding business —alongside SEO—creating this type of footage brings the experience of fly fishing to life for current and potential clients in Tasmania, across Australia, and internationally.

On this trip, our focus was on wading and river-based fishing, a technique that contrasts with previous boat-centered shoots.

The stunning weather set the stage for high-quality footage, with a blend of cinematic shots, piece-to-camera segments, and exciting action shots of Matt successfully catching fish along the river.

This footage, enhanced by drone shots of Tasmania’s breathtaking scenery, provides versatile content for long-form videos, reels, and even Patreon-exclusive updates.

You can check out the first of the snippet videos of river fishing in Tasmania in the player below:

With Matt equipped with a GoPro for the entire trip, we’ve gathered extensive long-format footage, including insightful three to eight-minute clips where he shares techniques for reading rivers, gear insights, and tips on effective casting.

These pieces will not only deepen Trout Tales’ visual portfolio but also support the Patreon experience, providing subscribers with exclusive content tailored to their passion for angling.

We’re looking forward to seeing this footage engage Trout Tales’ audience across platforms, from extended videos to captivating 15–30 second reels.

This project is a testament to the power of video, which you can learn more about in our dedicated case study on Hobart videography, in connecting audiences with real-world adventures, inspiring new and returning anglers to experience Tasmania’s natural beauty with Trout Tales.