One hundred ten thousand years ago glaciers moved through the Midwest United States, changing the topography of the region. One area consistently missed by advancing glaciers over the millennia is the Driftless Region of Southwest Wisconsin, which was able to preserve its unique prehistoric bluffs, coulees, and winding waters. These pristine rivers and streams contain the delicate ecosystem that allows the brook, brown, and tiger trout to thrive. Under the surfaces of these waters, the life cycle of the trout continue to unfold as they search for only the coldest and cleanest water, turn vibrant colors during spawning, and lay eggs in the stream gravel. Join filmmakers as they spend a year in the field documenting rarely seen trout behavior. From birth to death, this film is an unparalleled trout’s-eye view of a world few people have ever seen.
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