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Fly-Fishing on the Henry’s Fork
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On the Idaho side of the Tetons, a six-mile stretch of river running through the ranch of the Henry's Fork is one of the most prolific fly-fishing destinations in the world. This is where anglers come to test their dry fly-fishing abilities. And there's one photographer who's capturing this place best: Bryan Gregson. The Misfit Saviors, from Sage and Tributaries Digital Cinema, follows Gregson's transition from snowboarding to becoming a top-tier fishing photographer.
