This is exactly the kind of films we do for Seasons tv, the French cable tv on Fishing & Hunting. Films that don’t necessary talk about fishing but characters who go fishing, fly fishing, because we beleive Fly FIshing is the ultimate cool! We let you watch that marvel! If you don’t get the Irish, british, english with different\u00a0accents, there are subtitles! Fishing with Simone Rocha<\/strong><\/a> seems to be something else!<\/p>\n As the upcoming guest curator for A Magazine Curated By\u2014the fashion publication that invites a different designer to run each issue\u2014Simone Rocha chose to focus on the themes of Ireland, Hong Kong, and family. As part of this project, she worked with director Joe Ridout on this tender and laid-back study of family and fishing, told through the eyes of John, her father (who also happens to be the acclaimed international designer.)<\/em><\/p>\n Speaking about his opportunity to relax with the father-daughter fashion duo, Ridout says: “Mayfly season is when folks from all over Ireland and beyond come to the storied lochs in the west of Ireland. The flies hatch on the water and become an abundant source of food for the trout down below. Ghillie\u2019s (expert local boatmen) take fishermen out on to the water to try their hand at reeling one in. John Rocha is one such fisherman.<\/em><\/p>\n “We documented him enjoying his favourite pastime in his adopted country and learnt that what brings him \u2018home\u2019 is less about catching a fish and more about catching up with old friends and spending a weekend in the beautiful village of Clonbur, which comes alive for these four or so weeks of the year with specialist shops, friendly faces and pubs full of fathers, sons, friends and rivals telling tales of catches, some of which are displayed on the walls between rods, flies and photos spanning over a hundred years.”<\/em><\/p>\n