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  • Building Bamboo Fly Rods

    Ray Gould has been building bamboo fly rods since 1958. Join us to hear this master rod builder talk about the machines and tools necessary, selecting cane, creating precise tapers, step-by-step construction, finishing steps, and many more tips on building bamboo rods.

  • Fly Fishing The Hex Hatch on Midwestern Streams

    Steve Born never misses a hex hatch, that's when the big monster trout come out of their lairs and enjoy a feast like no other time of the year. Listen in to hear about this Midwestern treat and how you too can have a night of fly fishing you'll never forget.

  • 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.

  • Trout Sense

    Jason Randall will share with us what trout see, hear and smell. The more you know about trout the more fish you'll catch. Listen in to learn more about what's going on under the water.

  • The Clark Fork River - Where Big Trout Travel in Pods

    John Perry guides on the Clark Fork River which he considers one of the most productive rivers in the West. Techniques that work on other rivers many times have to be adapted on the Clark Fork for you to catch fish. Learn how John approaches this great fishery to get maximum success.

  • Fish Food

    Ralph Cutter literally wrote the book on fish food. To write Fish Food he donned his snorkeling gear and studied species underwater. Listen in to learn what Ralph has discovered about the food trout eat and why - it's sure to make you a better fly fisher.

  • Federation of Fly Fishers - An In-Depth Look

    Peter Van Gytenbeek and Ron Cordes have been on the board of directors for the Federation of Fly Fishers since 2003. Their passion and enthusiasm for the FFF is hard to match. Van and Ron answer questions about the FFF, their role in the fly fishing world and their goals and ambitions as an organization. Whether you're a member or not listen to this podcast to find out what this fine organization is doing for you.

  • Secrets of Chironomids

    Brian Chan’s knowledge and understanding of Chironomids in stillwaters is unmatched. Join us to learn about how these insects live and how we as fly fishers can become better fly fishers by understanding their life cycle.

  • Bugs

    Paul Weamer, a professional guide and author, having fished both the eastern and western United States teaches us about the “Bugs”. Matching the hatch is always challenging but Paul knows how to simplify it so that you can quickly and easily identify the insects and pick the right fly to imitate them. Join us and learn entomology the easy way.

  • Fly Fishing Everglades National Park

    Mark Giacobba is a professional guide working the largest subtropical wilderness remaining in the United States today, the Everglades National Park. This truly diverse ecosystem ranges from the open prairies of the glades, cypress swamps, freshwater ponds, brackish bays, rivers, creeks, numerous grass flats and an endless maze of mangrove islands that extend all the way to the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Listen in to hear how Mark makes sense of this vast fishery and the incredible fly fishing opportunities available there.

  • Pacific Coast Flies & Fly Fishing

    The Pacific Coast offers fly fishers a wealth of angling opportunities from Alaska to the tip of Baja California. Scott Sadil's recent book Pacific Coast Flies & Fly Fishing covers many of the proven flies to use for trout, salmon, steelhead, and both inshore and bluewater species and how to fish them. Join us to learn about some of these popular fly patterns, their use, and a bit of history about how they came to be.

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

    • How did your latest book Pacific Coast Flies & Fly Fishing come about?
    • Do you primarily "match the hatch"?
    • Do you fish with whatever works?
    • What makes "Bird's BWO Emerger" work?
    • Why does the "Vanilla Bugger" attract fish?
    • What does "My Favorite Terrestrial" imitate?
    • How did the "Green Butt Muddler" come about?
    • Does the "Miracle Fly" really work miracles on steelhead?
    • How can you be more productive fishing the surf?
    • When do you decide to use the "Bullador" in the salt?
    • Where do you use "Squid Me" to get the best results?
    • Is the "Trilobite" a good fly for surf perch?

  • 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?

  • Fall Stillwater Tactics

    Brian Chan, an expert on fly fishing stillwaters, explores the challenges and opportunities that present themselves in fishing stillwaters in the fall.

  • Fly Fishing the Frying Pan River

    Tim Heng has fished just about every inch of the Frying Pan River in Colorado and has been doing it for almost 30 years. Learn all about the Frying Pan and the secrets of hooking up with its big trout.

  • Sodium Free Stripers

    Henry Cowen has been pursuing striped bass for over 30 years in both salt water and fresh water. Join us to find out how Henry finds, hooks and lands these freshwater giants.




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