ATLANTA, Dec. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Wild Fish. Wild Places. with Emilie Björkman, a captivating new documentary-style YouTube series hosted by environmental activist and renowned free fly fisher Emilie Björkman, launched this fall. Produced by Loop, a company committed to producing elite fly-fishing equipment and the conservation of wild fish populations, the six-part series celebrate the deep connection between fly fishing, nature, and conservation.
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ATLANTA, Dec. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Wild Fish. Wild Places. with Emilie Björkman, a captivating new documentary-style YouTube series hosted by environmental activist and renowned free fly fisher Emilie Björkman, launched this fall. Produced by Loop, a company committed to producing elite fly-fishing equipment and the conservation of wild fish populations, the six-part series celebrate the deep connection between fly fishing, nature, and conservation.
ATLANTA, Dec. 11, 2025 /CNW/ -- Wild Fish. Wild Places. with Emilie Björkman, a captivating new documentary-style YouTube series hosted by environmental activist and renowned free fly fisher Emilie Björkman, launched this fall. Produced by Loop, a company committed to producing elite fly-fishing equipment and the conservation of wild fish populations, the six-part series celebrate the deep connection between fly fishing, nature, and conservation.
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