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A River Somewhere

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Année : 1997

Nombre de saisons : 2

Durée moyenne d'un épisode : 30 minutes

Genre(s) : Aventure, Documentaire, Voyage

A River Somewhere, is an adventure travel series. Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner, known in Australia for their award winning comedy and drama television series allow their passion for fly fishing to take them on a series of journeys of the most extra-ordinary and least visited regions on earth. Like the surfing fanatics of the 60's, devotees of fly fishing are travelling the world to discover new and interesting places. They have become the new intrepids. An intrinsically beautiful sport, it is no longer the preserve of wealthy business people and royalty and has surged in popularity all over the world. In this series, Rob and Tom use this almost mystical sport as the prompt to drive, catch trains, hike, 4WD, fly small planes and sail to these stunning destinations. The aim is always to catch their dinner and cook it, often with the help of a local chef using traditional recipes. Along the way they make humourous observations about the people they meet and the places they visit. It's an exciting, informative and funny way to see these countries and destinations. Source: www.australiantelevision.net

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Épisode 1 - The Howqua River, Victoria, Australia

25 juin 1997

This is the first episode Rob and Tom shot and, in many ways, their favourite. The Howqua is their 'home' river: they learnt to fly fish there and know just about every bend. And the opportunity to stay in an genuine cattleman's hut made the hike worthwhile.

Épisode 2 - Altnaharra, Scotland

2 juillet 1997

This episode begins at Bilbury in the Cotswold Hills at a privately owned stream. Rob and Tom then head north by train to the tiny village of Altnaharra (pop. 35) in the far north of Scotland. Heather-covered hills, unspoilt lochs and some sensational single-malt whiskys make this a very special trip. There were trout, sea trout and the possibility of a salmon, the most highly sought after fish in Great Britain.

Épisode 3 - The D'Urville River, New Zealand

9 juillet 1997

A well-kept secret amongst fly fihing devotees are the numerous luxury lodges in New Zealand dedicated to visiting anglers. One such retreat is Rotorua Lodge, in New Zealand's South Island. Here Rob and Tom are treated to gourmet food, luxurious accomodation and some of the finest brown trout river fishing in the world.

Épisode 4 - The Chamberlain River, Western Australia

16 juillet 1997

One of the most beautiful yet remote regions on the planet, the Kimberley is cut with magnificent rivers flowing through massive gorges. Each of these waterways is full of barramundi, a fish that must surely rate as one of the best tasting in the world.

Épisode 5 - Los Roques, Venezuela

23 juillet 1997

A series of tiny coral islands off the coast of South America are home to the legendary bonefish, a big, fast beautiful fish that inhabits the clean white sandflats of this tropical paradise. Rob and Tom discover this area is one of the last truly undiscovered gems on the travel map.

Épisode 6 - Courmayeur, Valle D'Aosta, Italy

30 juillet 1997

A unique area of Italy tucked in at the foot of snow-covered Alps. Rob and Tom came in search of trout and the perfect espresso, but found much, much more.

Épisode 1 - Bhutan

31 décembre 1997

Arriving in Calcutta, Rob and Tom catch the Darjeeling Mail Train north, and continue the journey of discovery across the border into Bhutan, a tiny country nestled in the Himalayan mountains where few tourists are allowed each year. Here, they are in search of wild brown trout, said to inhabit the rivers of this magical kingdom.

Épisode 2 - The Cobungra River, Victoria

7 janvier 1998

The pristine creeks and rivers of the High Plains are a fly fishing wonderland. To reach this remote alpine region Rob and Tom abandon their jeep where the road runs out and trek in on packhorses, armed with a few provisions, a very slow dog and of course their fly rods. The target - sweet river trout from the Snowy Mountain wilderness. Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner travel to the Cobungra River in Victoria for a wonderful trek into a genuine cattleman's hut with rabbit and fish on the menu.

Épisode 3 - Wyoming, United States of America

14 janvier 1998

In the heart of America's mid-west, Wyoming is your classic fly fishing destination. To reach there, Rob and Tom hire a car on the west coast and set off on a road trip that takes them through four states and two flat tyres in search of wild west trout from a rocky mountain creek.

Épisode 4 - The Yarraki River, Queensland. Part 1

21 janvier 1998

In the sleepy village of Port Douglas, Tom and Rob charter a yacht and and sail north past world heritage rainforest and the world's largest reef in search of the elusive, brightly coloured coral trout. Not to mention the tropical fruit, crayfish and oysters fresh from the shell.

Épisode 5 - The Yarraki River, Queensland. Part 2

28 janvier 1998

Way up north on the Queensland coast there's a rarely visited river flowing through impenetrable jungle. The only way to reach it by boat, navigating your way past reefs, deserted islands and the odd saltwater crocodile. But the journey is worth it becuase that river, the Yarraki, is not only stunning, it's full of fish.

Épisode 6 - Tongariro River, New Zealand

4 février 1998

A train ride through the volcanic region of New Zealand takes Rob and Tom to perhaps the most famous of all trout rivers. Every year thousands of huge trout make thier way up the Tongariro to spawn and every year people lie in wait with fly rods. It's winter and the weather is cold and wet, but the fishing is red hot.

Épisode 7 - Turneffe Islands, Belize

11 février 1998

A group of little-known coral islands off the coast of an even lesser-known country called Belize draw Tom and Rob in search of salt-water fishing's holy trinity; a bone fish, a tarpon and a permit, all in one day. It's not an easy task but the location, people, food and wine make it all well worth a try.

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