Friday, June 19, 2015 at 12:10AM Deep in the pristine jungle of northern Thailand lies the River of Reflection. Named for its crystal clear water, the river is home to the legendary Mahseer. A species first prized by British anglers in the days of the Raj for its phenomenal fight. Documentary filmmaker Travis Lowe follows three anglers as they work with local Karen villagers to protect the entire 60km length of the river.
Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 12:00AM Cinema Digital's Travis Lowe, his film Thai One On and his good work on the Kettle River, are profiled in this report from Castanet News.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 12:04AM Mark Hume reviews Travis Lowe's film Thai One On which debuted at the Fly Fishing Film Tour launch in Denver a few days ago.
Travis Lowe’s new film, Thai One On, isn’t like any fly fishing trip you’ve ever been on before. Unless, that is, taking part in ritual sacrifices, eating giant cockroaches and riding elephants into the seething jungle are part of your normal angling experience.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012 at 12:03AM 
Peerawat "Bobby" Kaotakul long arms a 15 lb Golden Mahseer, taken on a dry fly in Thailand.
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Monday, March 5, 2012 at 9:44AM Filmmaker Travis Lowe and the crew from MFC stopped off for some R&R in Bangkok on their way to the jungles of Northern Thailand.
Deep in the pristine jungle of northern Thailand lies the River of Reflection. Named for it's crystal clear water, the river is home to the legendary Mahseer. A species first prized by British anglers in the days of the Raj for its phenomenal fight. Filmmaker Travis Lowe follows three anglers as they work with local Karen villagers to protect the entire 60km length of the river. Hoping to open up the River of Reflection as a world class destination fishery. And in the process, help bring desperately needed money to the cash starved Karen villagers. A feat that may require a witch doctor, a spirit curse and quite possibly the introduction of mahseer fish aquaculture. But every Thai odyssey begins and ends in Bangkok, the City of Life. And like Adam Trina says "the 'Kok's a cruel mistress and if you don't treat her right, you're in for a big surprise when you lift up that skirt".
