About The Uncommon Angler

The Uncommon Angler is a fly fishing photography and filmmaking project by Austin Green. The work explores predator species — pike, musky, and smallmouth bass — across the waters of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Vermont.

Through documentary-style films and photography, the project captures the pursuit of Esox and other game fish, collaborating with charter services and brands such as 3-TAND. Content has been featured in This Is Fly Magazine and Southern Culture On The Fly.

Austin Green is a member of the 3-TAND Pros+Bros Team. His photography portfolio can be found at Austin Green Photography.

The Uncommon Angler is a fly fishing photography and filmmaking project rooted in the pursuit of predator species across mid-Atlantic and New England waters. Through documentary-style films and still photography, the work follows the rhythms of targeting pike, musky, and smallmouth bass in the rivers and lakes of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Vermont. The project grew from a desire to capture not just the catch, but the full experience of the chase—the long hours on the water, the reading of currents and structure, and the quiet tension before a strike. Each frame aims to tell a story about place, patience, and the uncommon moments that define time spent pursuing Esox and other game fish.

The project collaborates closely with charter services and industry partners who share a commitment to thoughtful, intentional angling. Work has appeared in publications such as This Is Fly Magazine and Southern Culture On The Fly, reaching an audience that appreciates both the artistry and the authenticity of the sport. Austin Green’s role as a member of the 3-TAND Pros+Bros Team reflects a dedication to quality gear and the community that surrounds it. Whether filming from the bow of a skiff or wading a shallow flat at golden hour, the approach remains the same: show the pursuit honestly, with respect for the fish, the water, and the tradition of fly fishing.