Virginia Teaser : The 50 State Pursuit

The 50 State Pursuit is a great American adventure that embodies the sportsmanship of old. This journey unfolds the narrative of the different species, methods, age-old traditions, and the people that pursue both the aquatic and terrestrial game in each and every one of their respective states.
Our lenses aim to capture each state's personality crafted through the stories and experiences of the people that call it home. This is the new original series, the 50 State Pursuit.
In this episode we take to the state of Virginia which we have named the "Original Waterway". We start out on the east coast with the Chasing Tides Collective where we chase after Cobia, redfish, and Sheepshead. We then found ourselves in the perfect evening catching a wave on surf boards.
We then moved inland in the beautiful hardwood and mountain landscape in search of native brookies. The diverse scenes of Virginia proved to be stunning. Afterwards we hopped on our raft alongside Joe Revercomb to track down both smallmouth and musky on the fly!
Join us as we take across the country one state at time exploring each state. Send us your suggestions for each state and we will see if we can make it happen!
God Bless!
Cole & Justus

[@TejasFly]

What a place to start!!

[@CalledCollectiveMedia]

Yessir! Really excited for the film drop this Sunday!
How are you and the pup doing these days?

[@TejasFly]

@@CalledCollectiveMedia were good man! Things are winding down for my household so that means the pup and I have plenty of time to fish the rest of the year. Planing the trips for next year as well 🙌🏼
Still gotta find time to sneak in a day of fishing with you and your pup!

[@WildLifeOutdoors23]

The crispness of the fish releases is amazing! What camera/lens combo do you use?

[@CalledCollectiveMedia]

That’s shot was on an a7iv with 2.8 70-200 g. I appreciate the kind words!

[@WildLifeOutdoors23]

@@CalledCollectiveMedia awesome thank you! Looking to invest in a better body than my Nikon D750 (which has horrible video capabilities). Have contemplated transitioning to Sony for a while now.
Of course man, I enjoy the content!