Fish Water People Film Festival: Flow State
In the zone. Locked in. In your element.

Flow State is that indescribable moment when everything clicks - when you're so immersed in what you're doing that time dissolves, self-doubt fades, and you're simply present. The activity that inspires flow state looks different to everyone. It might be the feeling of a perfect cast, the rhythm of paddling downstream, or the meditative focus of watching water move over stones.

This year's second annual Fish Water People Film Festival explores the Flow State, and the powerful connection between Californians and our waterways. Through a curated collection of short films, we will discover how flowing water draws us in, grounds us, challenges us, and reminds us what we're fighting to protect.

These films will capture the full spectrum of flow – from high-energy narratives of adventure and risk to intimate portrayals of connection along the waterfront, from generations-old traditions to brand-new discoveries. We’re excited to share your stories about getting lost in the beauty, adventure, and sacredness of California’s rivers.

Screenings will take place at theaters across California. Join us for films, filmmaker Q&As, raffle prizes, and the chance to connect with others who understand why California's rivers and coast matter.

Fish Water People Film Festival: Flow State
In the zone. Locked in. In your element.

Flow State is that indescribable moment when everything clicks - when you're so immersed in what you're doing that time dissolves, self-doubt fades, and you're simply present. The activity that inspires flow state looks different to everyone. It might be the feeling of a perfect cast, the rhythm of paddling downstream, or the meditative focus of watching water move over stones.

This year's second annual Fish Water People Film Festival explores the Flow State, and the powerful connection between Californians and our waterways. Through a curated collection of short films, we will discover how flowing water draws us in, grounds us, challenges us, and reminds us what we're fighting to protect.

These films will capture the full spectrum of flow – from high-energy narratives of adventure and risk to intimate portrayals of connection along the waterfront, from generations-old traditions to brand-new discoveries. We’re excited to share your stories about getting lost in the beauty, adventure, and sacredness of California’s rivers.

Screenings will take place at theaters across California. Join us for films, filmmaker Q&As, raffle prizes, and the chance to connect with others who understand why California's rivers and coast matter.

The Golden Gate Angling & Casting Club's (GGACC's) Monthly Free Fly Casting Lessons are open to both Club members and the General Public.

The Northern California Council of Fly Fishers International has scheduled a 2nd cleanup effort for June 13th that will cover key access points and include garbage clean-up as well as other restoration work to be done. The plan calls for current “existing trails” to be opened to a width of roughly 4 to 6 feet. Riparian areas marked with signs (and with irrigation lines) are to be left alone as these support local plants (including milkweed) that sustain endangered monarch butterfly populations.

Fish Water People Film Festival: Flow State
In the zone. Locked in. In your element.

Flow State is that indescribable moment when everything clicks - when you're so immersed in what you're doing that time dissolves, self-doubt fades, and you're simply present. The activity that inspires flow state looks different to everyone. It might be the feeling of a perfect cast, the rhythm of paddling downstream, or the meditative focus of watching water move over stones.

This year's second annual Fish Water People Film Festival explores the Flow State, and the powerful connection between Californians and our waterways. Through a curated collection of short films, we will discover how flowing water draws us in, grounds us, challenges us, and reminds us what we're fighting to protect.

These films will capture the full spectrum of flow – from high-energy narratives of adventure and risk to intimate portrayals of connection along the waterfront, from generations-old traditions to brand-new discoveries. We’re excited to share your stories about getting lost in the beauty, adventure, and sacredness of California’s rivers.

Screenings will take place at theaters across California. Join us for films, filmmaker Q&As, raffle prizes, and the chance to connect with others who understand why California's rivers and coast matter.

Running Wild Tour

Join us for an immersive night where science, film, food, and art collide—featuring an exclusive screening of the giant screen film, Running Wild: Return to the River, narrated by Liam Neeson.

Fish Water People Film Festival: Flow State
In the zone. Locked in. In your element.

Flow State is that indescribable moment when everything clicks - when you're so immersed in what you're doing that time dissolves, self-doubt fades, and you're simply present. The activity that inspires flow state looks different to everyone. It might be the feeling of a perfect cast, the rhythm of paddling downstream, or the meditative focus of watching water move over stones.

This year's second annual Fish Water People Film Festival explores the Flow State, and the powerful connection between Californians and our waterways. Through a curated collection of short films, we will discover how flowing water draws us in, grounds us, challenges us, and reminds us what we're fighting to protect.

These films will capture the full spectrum of flow – from high-energy narratives of adventure and risk to intimate portrayals of connection along the waterfront, from generations-old traditions to brand-new discoveries. We’re excited to share your stories about getting lost in the beauty, adventure, and sacredness of California’s rivers.

Screenings will take place at theaters across California. Join us for films, filmmaker Q&As, raffle prizes, and the chance to connect with others who understand why California's rivers and coast matter.

Fish Water People Film Festival: Flow State
In the zone. Locked in. In your element.

Flow State is that indescribable moment when everything clicks - when you're so immersed in what you're doing that time dissolves, self-doubt fades, and you're simply present. The activity that inspires flow state looks different to everyone. It might be the feeling of a perfect cast, the rhythm of paddling downstream, or the meditative focus of watching water move over stones.

This year's second annual Fish Water People Film Festival explores the Flow State, and the powerful connection between Californians and our waterways. Through a curated collection of short films, we will discover how flowing water draws us in, grounds us, challenges us, and reminds us what we're fighting to protect.

These films will capture the full spectrum of flow – from high-energy narratives of adventure and risk to intimate portrayals of connection along the waterfront, from generations-old traditions to brand-new discoveries. We’re excited to share your stories about getting lost in the beauty, adventure, and sacredness of California’s rivers.

Screenings will take place at theaters across California. Join us for films, filmmaker Q&As, raffle prizes, and the chance to connect with others who understand why California's rivers and coast matter.

The Golden Gate Angling & Casting Club's (GGACC's) Monthly Free Fly Casting Lessons are open to both Club members and the General Public.

The Golden Gate Angling & Casting Club's (GGACC's) Monthly Free Fly Casting Lessons are open to both Club members and the General Public.

The Golden Gate Angling & Casting Club's (GGACC's) Monthly Free Fly Casting Lessons are open to both Club members and the General Public.

The Golden Gate Angling & Casting Club's (GGACC's) Monthly Free Fly Casting Lessons are open to both Club members and the General Public.