Here is the revised schedule for Native Waters, Roger Stouff’s TV program, it is a 2 part program:
2/3/2006 10:00 pm - 10:30 pm Native Waters part 1
Joe Kipp, a blackfoot tribal member, has been fishing and guiding these waters his whole life. Now he introduces noted fly fisherman, author and Chitimacha Indian Roger Stouff to his first rocky mountain fly fishing adventure.
2/4/2006 2:00 am - 2:30 am Native Waters part 1
Joe Kipp, a blackfoot tribal member, has been fishing and guiding these waters his whole life. Now he introduces noted fly fisherman, author and Chitimacha Indian Roger Stouff to his first rocky mountain fly fishing adventure.
2/6/2006 8:30 am - 9:00 am Native Waters part 1
Joe Kipp, a blackfoot tribal member, has been fishing and guiding these waters his whole life. Now he introduces noted fly fisherman, author and Chitimacha Indian Roger Stouff to his first rocky mountain fly fishing adventure.
2/10/2006 10:00 pm - 10:30 pm Native Waters part 2
In the first episode, Blackfoot Indian and professional guide Joe Kipp introduced Roger Stouff to the pleasures and challenges of fly fishing the extreme waters of his homeland. Now Roger returns the favor, taking Joe through the swamps and bayous of coastal Louisiana and the Chitimacha reservation, as they fly fish for all the species that call that unique region home.
2/11/2006 2:00 am - 2:30 am Native Waters part 2
In the first episode, Blackfoot Indian and professional guide Joe Kipp introduced Roger Stouff to the pleasures and challenges of fly fishing the extreme waters of his homeland. Now Roger returns the favor, taking Joe through the swamps and bayous of coastal Louisiana and the Chitimacha reservation, as they fly fish for all the species that call that unique region home.
2/13/2006 8:30 am - 9:00 am Native Waters part 2
In the first episode, Blackfoot Indian and professional guide Joe Kipp introduced Roger Stouff to the pleasures and challenges of fly fishing the extreme waters of his homeland. Now Roger returns the favor, taking Joe through the swamps and bayous of coastal Louisiana and the Chitimacha reservation, as they fly fish for all the species that call that unique region home.
[This message has been edited by LadyFisher (edited 28 January 2006).]
