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Sportsmen at Work

Approved19578mLarry O'Reilly
IMDb 5.6

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The goings-on at a New York State Conservation camp are presented. Expert fly tyer Roy Steamrod gives a demonstration before the fishers use the ties to catch some trout. Biologist John Gould tells the camp attendees that for a he...

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What is Sportsmen at Work (1957) about?

The goings-on at a New York State Conservation camp are presented. Expert fly tyer Roy Steamrod gives a demonstration before the fishers use the ties to catch some trout. Biologist John Gould tells the camp attendees that for a he...

Who stars in Sportsmen at Work?

Sportsmen at Work stars Peter Roberts, Roy Steamrod, Niles Fairbairn. The film was directed by Larry O'Reilly.

How long is Sportsmen at Work?

Sportsmen at Work has a runtime of 8 min and premiered in 1957. It is rated Approved.

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Sportsmen at Work holds an IMDb rating of 5.6/10. Fans of Documentary, Short are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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