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Two of mine are Grumpy Old Men and Grumpier Old Men.

 

I also like the fly fishing scenes in The Quiet Man.

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11 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

The Grumpy Old Men movies are great! 

Shot in and around St. Paul...I actually spotted Ann a few times when I had errands to run in that area. (swoons).

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Both of the "Grumpy/Grumpier" movies, and, of course, "A River Runs Through It" are the first ones that come to mind. Does "Jaws" count? :wink7:

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“A River Run Through It” is as good as it gets.  The part were the bother comes home after being away at college.  He looks down at the river he’s been away from and he gets that look on his face.  Only a fisherman can understand that look. 

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Grumpy old men

Perfect storm

A river runs through it

Moby Dick 

 

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Definitely JAWS.

 

We’re gonna need a bigger boat.

 

jaws GIF by Challenger

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Don't forget Old Man and the Sea.  Unbelievable footage of a marlin fight, considering the technology when it was filmed.

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12 minutes ago, king fisher said:

Don't forget Old Man and the Sea.  Unbelievable footage of a marlin fight, considering the technology when it was filmed.

Just ordered the Old Man and the Sea. Thanks

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On the tackle collecting forums, the game is always to identify the tackle used in the movies. 

Bogart's tackle in High Sierra, 1941, Montague cane,

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a Medalist 1594 from that period will bring $1500 today. 

 

In The Quiet Man, 1951,

Ward Bond is fishing a Young Pattern 10a from the 20s/30s

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In Libeled Lady, 1936,

William Powell is fishing a large auto -  Martin No. 3.  Myrna Loy is fishing another rare first-year Medalist 1594.  Walter Connally is fishing a Shakespeare Russell with round line guard.

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can keep going with Carole Lombard, In Name Only, 1939, another shiny new Medalist, but a RHW 1494.  In spite of the trees in the movie, Lombard and Gable were avid fishers. 

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Two different Three Stooges shorts, Curly and Moe each fish a hard-rubber, "Steel Pivot" Montague

 

OK, my favorite movie with fishing - 1950, Hemingway's The Breaking Point. 

Harry Morgan's fat-cat guide fare (who stiffs him at the dock and leaves him stranded with his boat in Mexico) catches a Marlin on a Penn Senator.

 

Another great Hemingway, George C. Scott in Islands in the Stream, 1977. 

 

Penn and Fenwick in Jaws. 

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The “Valley of Light” was pretty good. 
The Grumpier old men movies. I laugh every time at the dead fish in the car part, and the ice fishing shack fight. Walter Matthou was perfect for the part.

 

There aren’t many fishing movies are they?

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Jaws 

old man and the sea

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no love for "big fish"?    

my son called me "edward bloom" for years after seeing that movie.

 

"how does the biggest fish in the river get so big?"

 

by not getting caught

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34 minutes ago, cheezyridr said:

no love for "big fish"?    

my son called me "edward bloom" for years after seeing that movie.

 

"how does the biggest fish in the river get so big?"

 

by not getting caught

This was gonna be mine.  SUCH an amazing film ... and the entire movie is a metaphor for the typical "I caught a fish THIS big" story.  Only, what you find out in the end, is priceless!

 

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On 12/16/2021 at 8:55 PM, Skunkmaster-k said:

Bait Shop with Bill Engvall is alright. 

Is that the movie about tournament fishing with Billy Ray Cyrus? I've never seen it.

"A River Runs Through It" is one of my all time favorite movies.

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3 hours ago, volzfan59 said:

Is that the movie about tournament fishing with Billy Ray Cyrus? I've never seen it.

"A River Runs Through It" is one of my all time favorite movies.

Yep. It’s kinda cheesy, but it’s clean and has a good message. 

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One flew over the Cuckoos nest.

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1 hour ago, Skunkmaster-k said:

Yep. It’s kinda cheesy, but it’s clean and has a good message. 

I'll have to watch it. I don't mind cheesy and clean on bit. Thank you

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