This film features a man descending on a snowy mountainside on horseback and then stream fly fishing. Located in the Marble Mountains of California. The Marble Mountain Wilderness is a recreation and wilderness area managed by the US Forest Service. The history of this area, and its relationship with Native peoples and Gold rush settlers make any footage of the area interesting and unique. Fishing rights along the Klamath is a much discussed topic and historic footage of fishing and recreation in this area would be of interest to researchers.
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