Creek Restoration Expert and Fisheries Biologist Profiled in Short Film

Shannon Skelton and his company CFI Global Fisheries Enhancement are profiled in an awesome short film entitled "The River Restored," which can be viewed here.  CFI Global recently broke ground on a spring creek restoration project outside of Gunnison, CO, and filmmaker Travis Lowe  who is following  the progress of that restoration project for his feature documentary Spring Creek: Ranchers, Anglers, Water and Trout, spent a week shooting "The River Restored" with  Skelton.The film can currently be viewed on the fly fishing blog Moldy Chum.Based in Fort Collins, Colorado, CFI is on the forefront of fisheries enhancement and fishery consulting. Through biological and technological advancements, CFI has carved a niche to create, enhance, and restore first-class fisheries in the United States and the world. With an industry exclusive macro invertebrate rearing program and game fish producing hatchery facilities, CFI is adept in establishing diverse, world-class fisheries in ponds, lakes and streams. Through innovative management techniques and design, CFI is a full-scale fisheries management firm able to create a fishing paradise in both still water and live water environments. For more information on creek restoration, fishery enhancement, stream mitigation, and fisheries research, contact CFI Global at 970.207.9110. To watch “The River Restored,” visit http://www.CFIstreamteam.com