Red Truck Site and Content Use Policy

At Red Truck we've expended substantial time and resources creating a distinctive website.

We upload and use our own photographs and images (each of which bears our parent company's unique digital watermark and copyright notice). We write our own, original product descriptions, website text, and other copy to promote our sites and web shops.

Consequently, our parent company, Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters, owns copyrights to photographs and text that appear on our website. All web site design, text, graphics, the selection and arrangement thereof copyright © Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters, LLC. All rights reserved.

Permission is granted to electronically copy and to print in hard copy portions of this web site for the sole purpose of using this web site as an information resource (or ordering goods or services and using this site as a shopping resource). Any other use of materials on this web site -- including reproduction for purposes other than noted above, modification, distribution, or reproduction -- without the prior written permission of Joshua Leland Frazier is strictly prohibited.

Any unauthorized use of photographic images, copy or html constitutes copyright infringement. Section 106 of the federal Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. §106, grants dba. Red Truck Fly Fishing Company has the exclusive rights to, among other things, reproduce and display its copyrighted material.

If you or your company infringes these exclusive rights by unauthorized reproduction and display of copyrighted photographs, images, and text, the Copyright Act provides for stiff and severe penalties. Statutory damages are available for each infringed image and protected publication. Where the conduct is intentional and with full knowledge of these rights, the Act provides for up to $150,000 for each incident of infringement. In such cases, courts are also likely to award the prevailing party the attorneys' fees it expended on the litigation as well as the other costs it incurred. Finally, one is entitled to seek injunctive relief in the nature of an order requiring one to immediately remove the infringing materials.