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  • Spring Creek Seduction

    Matt Supinski is the master of selectivity and even wrote a book on it so who else to lead us on a journey to understand how to fish spring creeks. Spring creeks will not only seduce you but test your skills at the highest level. Join us to learn Matt’s secrets to spring creeks.

  • Making the Right Connection Between Natural Insects and Artificial Flies

    Rick Hafele, a retired aquatic biologist, has studied and fished freshwater streams and rivers for over 40 years. He’s an expert on connecting the dots between the natural world of insects and the artificial world of flies. Listen in to learn how to recognize hatches, pick the right flies and be more successful on your favorite trout stream or river.

  • Fly Fishing the Colorado River

    Zeke Hersh is a well-respected and seasoned guide on the Colorado River. He wades and floats the river almost every day and knows how to fish it. Join us as Zeke takes us on a journey down the Colorado from Pumphouse to Rifle and learn how to best fish this famous river.

  • Salmonfly Hatch On The Madison

    Bob Jacklin knows about the salmon fly hatch on the Madison, he's been fishing it for 37 years. Don't miss this chance to find out how and when to fish this exciting hatch. Join us on Bob's informative podcast.

  • California's Best Fly Fishing

    Chip O'Brien, a professional guide in California for 18 years, provides us with a overview of California's wild-trout waters from Northern California to the Eastern Sierra.

  • Williams Fork River - More Than A Buggy Place

    Chris Wells has been a full-time professional guide for more than 20 years. One of his favorite rivers to guide on is the Williams Fork in central Colorado which he calls one of the "buggiest places" he knows. Yellow sallies, caddis, midges, baetis, tricos, stoneflies and red quills are more than abundant and the trout feed like crazy on them. Join us to learn about the Williams Fork River, why it's so special for Chris and how to fish it for the best results.

  • Snake River Fly Fishing

    Boots Allen, a third generation Jackson Wyoming fly fishing guide, shares his secrets on fishing the Snake River. Locations, flies and techniques are all covered in this in-depth interview.

  • Kayak Fly Fishing in Baja Mexico

    Gary Bulla is an expert on fly fishing salt water from Point Conception to the Sea of Cortez. He has landed over 130 species on the fly. Listen in to learn Gary's strategies and techniques for fly fishing from a kayak in Baja, Mexico.

  • The Evolution of Nymphing

    Aaaron Jasper goes where the fish are and most of the time it’s under the surface. He’s spent the last few years studying, researching and testing old and new nymphing methods. On this show we explore many of those methods including the latest in European nymphing techniques.

  • Single-Handed Spey Casting

    Simon Gawesworth shares his techniques on using casts adapted from two-handed spey casting to one handed casts that enable you to fish the most challenging spots that most anglers pass by.

  • Chasing Records

    Robert Cunningham has been chasing world records for two decades and has many stories to tell. Listen in to find out about the rare successful record catches, but also on the far more frequent failed attempts and the angling lessons learned from each of them. Anyone who has ever dreamed of a world record catch as well as any angler seeking to improve his fish fighting skill and techniques will learn from these experiences and enjoy a good fish story or two in the process.

  • Subaru-able Brookie Venues in South Park Colorado

    Michele White's home range is South Park, Colorado where she guides out of her fly shop Tumbling Trout. South Park is known for the Dream Stream and Eleven Mile Canyon but there are many other beautiful places to fish. The Mosquito Range, Tarryall Mountains, and the tributaries of the South Fork and Middle Fork of the South Platte River offer engaging brook trout fishing with incredible scenery. Join us to learn more about what South Park has to offer fly fishers.

    Just a few of the questions asked and answered during the interview:

    • What do you mean by Subaru-Able venues?
    • Are brook trout reallyl trout?
    • What types of trout do you find at the higher elevations?
    • What is the accessibility to streams like?
    • What are the best months to fish South Park?
    • What weight and length of rod do you use?
    • Do you use Tenkara rods?
    • What flies do you use for brookies?
    • What is the best approach to small streams?
    • What types of casts do you use?
    • What are the northern tributaries like?
    • How accessible are the tributaries of the Middle Fork of the South Platte?
    • What do the tributarties of the South Fork offer the fly fisher?

  • Fly Fishing Southern Belize

    Charles Leslie started guiding in Belize when he was 19 years old. He learned to fly fish from Lefty Kreh and over the past 50 years he's become a master of casting and fly presentation to permit, tarpon, bonefish and snook. Join us to learn Charlie's approach to fishing which is based on the tides, weather, migratory patterns and other conditions that ensure you have the best opportunity to land the fish of a lifetime. Learn more by visiting Charlie Leslie Fly Fishing.

    Just a few of the questions asked and answered during the interview:

    • What are the differences in fishing Southern versus Northern Belize?
    • What are the best times of year to fish Southern Belize?
    • Do you need to be a good caster to fish for permit, bonefish, tarpon and snook?
    • What's the secret to casting in the wind?
    • Where are the best places to fish for bonefish?
    • How do you present your flies to bonefish?
    • Where are the best places to fish for snook?
    • What are the best flies for snook?
    • Where do you find migrating tarpon?
    • What is the best way to fish gummy minnows for tarpon?
    • When fishing for permit do you wade the flats or fish from the boat?
    • What should you consider when presenting your fly to a permit?
    • What's the secret to getting a good hook set with a permit?

  • Fly Fishing Glacier National Park

    Russ Schnieder has worked as a fishing, hiking and rafting guide in Glacier for more than 25 years. He will be sharing his intimate knowledge of this fly fisher’s paradise. Join us to learn about the park and how to enjoy all it offers to fly fishers.

  • Hatch Strategies

    Tom Rosenbauer has been with Orvis for over 30 years and has shared his knowledge across many topics. One of the most studied yet intimidating aspects of fly fishing for trout is an understanding of insect hatches. Tom will enlighten us on entomology and also how to approach trout, how to find where they feed, and how to present the fly so it is accepted as natural food without hesitation. Join us and learn some new techniques to catch more fish.

    Just a few of the questions asked and answered during the interview:

    • What do you need to know to be successful when fishing a hatch?
    • What is the best way to seine the water?
    • What if you don't get any insects in your seine?
    • What’s the best way to find fish feeding on a hatch?
    • How do you identify the insect that is hatching?
    • How to you fish the different stages of a hatch?
    • What do you do if you have multiple hatches at the same time?
    • How important is it to match the hatch with your patterns?
    • Do you prefer to fish a single fly or use a dry dropper setup?
    • Do you find that smaller fish are the ones rising first at the beginning of a hatch?
    • How do you target the bigger fish in hatches?
    • How does the change in climate vary the color of hatching flies?
    • What has been the most challenging hatch to match & have reasonable consistent success?




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