• 1997
  • 30m
A River Somewhere

Summary The light-hearted adventures of comedians Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner as they travel the globe to indulge in their passion for fly-fishing. View more details

  • 1997
  • 30m

A River Somewhere

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Tom Gleisner Rob Sitch

All cast & crew

8.6

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jan 8, 1997

Countries of origin : Australia

Language : English

Production companies : Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Working Dog Frontline Television Productions

Summary The light-hearted adventures of comedians Rob Sitch and Tom Gleisner as they travel the globe to indulge in their passion for fly-fishing. View more details

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jan 8, 1997

Countries of origin : Australia

Language : English

Production companies : Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Working Dog Frontline Television Productions

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A River Somewhere (1997)

Episodes

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Episode 1 • Dec 31, 1969
The Howqua, Victoria
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.
Episode 2 • Dec 31, 1969
Altnaharra, Scotland
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 in the far north of Scotland.
Episode 3 • Dec 31, 1969
The D'Urville, New Zealand
A well-kept secret amongst fly fishing 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.
Episode 4 • Dec 31, 1969
The Chamberlain, Western Australia
One of the most beautiful yet remote regions on the planet, the Kimberley is cut with magnificent rivers flowing through massive gorges.
Episode 5 • Dec 31, 1969
Los Roques, Venezuela
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.
Episode 6 • Dec 31, 1969
Courmayeur, Italy
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.
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