FISHING -- The annual Fly Fishing Film Tour, founded in 2007, is returning to Spokane TONIGHT, Feb. 3, with motivating footage featuring fish, fishermen and waters from Montana to Mongolia.

The two-hour show has been shored up with edited versions of 11 films primed for a two-hour show that will start at 7 p.m. at the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane.

• Tickets: $15 at flyfilmtour.com, or $13 in advance at Silver Bow Fly Shop and Swede’s Fly Shop in Spokane and Castaway Fly Fishing and Northwest Outfitters in Coeur d’Alene.

Movies on the tour coming to Spokane include:

• Cold Waters – A documentary that assess climate change as a threat to the future of angling.
• Yow: Icelandic for Yes!  -- Atlantic salmon fishing in Iceland.
• 90 Miles -- Sampling the culture and saltwater fishing in Cuba, the politically isolated island just 90 miles away from U.S. soil.
• Mongolia -- Yurts, horses, remote rivers and tangling with taimen.
• Salt 365 -- Dorado and permit in the saltwaters off California.
• Breaking Through – Fly fishing helps heal a veteran’s emotional scars.
• Those Moments – Follow fly fishing guides on their days off between seasons for bonefish in the Bahamas, Trout in Alaska and steelhead in British Columbia.
• Out of Touch – Explore the Louisiana coast for redfish.
• Bucknasty Browns – Travel from Montana to Oregon to find brown trout that like to eat mayflies as well as mice.
• Carpland – A documentary on carp in the United States, the threats they pose and why one of the strongest and most desired international gamefish is overlooked by anglers in the USA.
• Lost Boys of Yantarni  – Alaska guides in the rugged outreaches of the Alaska Peninsula fish for dime-bright coho that charge into mile-long coastal rivers.