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  • A Tale of Three Fish

    Jim Stenson has traveled the world to fish for many species. The "Holy Trinity," as some call them, are still three of the toughest fish to catch. Permit, steelhead, and Atlantic salmon can frustrate even the best fly fishers. Join us to hear Jim talk about some of his exciting and difficult adventures in search of these elusive fish.

  • Carp In The City

    Dave Maynard fishes for carp where ever he can find them and many times it's under freeway viaducts or with a backdrop of skyscrapers rather than mountains. Join us to learn how to catch these hard to catch fish.

  • Wet Fly Magic

    Dave Allbaugh, a professional guide in Pennsylvania, has spent the last 30 years both on the stream and at his vise perfecting his wet fly fishing techniques and flies. His methods are effective throughout the year and he takes great pride in teaching his clients this lost art of fly fishing. Join us and learn Dave’s secrets to wet fly fishing.

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

    • Are wet flies the same as nymphs and soft hackle flies?
    • What are flymphs?
    • What materials do you use for bodies and hackle?
    • What size do you tie your wet flies?
    • What flies do you start out with in April and May in PA?
    • What is your favorite "go to" wet fly when there is no hatch in progress?
    • What variations of flies do you use when searching?
    • What are some of your favorite classic wet fly patterns?
    • What weight type of rod do you use for wet fly fishing?
    • What lines work best for wet fly fishing?
    • What is your leader and tippet setup?
    • How do you rig up a multi-fly setup?
    • How do you present your flies for the best results?
    • Is upstream or downstream presentations more effective?
    • Do you add any action/movement to your flies?

  • Wild Rivers of Northern New Mexico

    Doc Thompson, a professional guide for 15 years, has been taking fly fishers to where the fish are in the wild rivers of northern New Mexico including the Rio Grande, Cimmaron and the Rio Castilla. Listen in to learn about these unique fisheries and how to fish them.

  • Finding Trout

    Tom, has worked in many capacities at Orvis from retail clerk to lead enthusiast and what’s always been true no matter what his position is that he’s a teacher. Tom has shared more about fly fishing than probably any other person in the sport. We are fortunate to have him again on the show to talk about finding trout. Join us on this show to learn about where to find trout in runs,. pocket water, riffles, and places you never thought to look.

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

    • How did you start out on your fly fishing journey?
    • How do trout feed?
    • How far will a brown trout move in a typical day?
    • What are the prime currents to fish?
    • What cast do you use to avoid drag?
    • What temperatures are optimal for feeding trout?
    • How do you approach a new stream?
    • When is the best time to fish riffles?
    • What are the prime holding areas in runs?
    • What type of hydro cusion to trout prefer?
    • Where do fish hold in a pool or flat water?
    • What is the best way to fish pocket water?
    • When trout are not rising what tactics do you use to find fish?
    • What matters most fly size, color or presentation?

  • Project Healing Waters

    Steve is the Program Lead in Colorado Springs, Colorado for Project Healing Waters. Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing is dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military service personnel and veterans through fly fishing and fly tying education and outings. Steve's program has been rated the top program in the country. Listen in to learn all about Project Healing Waters, how it started, how it works, how it helps and how you can help.

  • Tarpon On The Worm

    Bruce Chard, a professional guide the Florida Keys, takes us for a ride through the palolo worm hatch. This once a year event will get anyone's adrenaline pounding. Join us to find out where, when and how to fish this incredible event.

  • Tenkara Today

    Tenkara was introduced to the United States in 2009 and has become a rapidly growing method of fly fishing for many fly fishers. How has it evolved and what role does it play in today's fly fishing world? Listen to this podcast to hear Morgan Lyle catch us up on what's happened and share his secrets on how to catch more fish using tenkara methods.

  • Fly Fishing and Photographing the World

    Barry and Cathy Beck have traveled the world fly fishing and photographing their adventures. Learn how their secrets about traveling for fly fishing and how to get the best photographs for youself or your clients.

  • Modern Spey Fishing

    Spey fishing has evolved from being traditionally used for salmon and steelhead to a wider scope of species including inland trout, smallmouth bass, and even saltwater game fish. Rick Kustich discusses presentation techniques for both two-handed and single-handed approaches to spey as well as lines and heads. Join us and learn about spey techniques and methods, and how spey fishing could fit into your fly fishing future.

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

    • Where and when did spey fishing start?
    • How did you first decide to learn spey casting and how did you go about learning the various spey casts?
    • Other than distance, please list the advantages of Spey casting vs one handed casts?
    • Can these techniques be adopted to small waters and smaller fish. This seems to be a big water technique?
    • For someone starting out with Spey Fishing and an experienced fly fisher, what would you recommend in terms of equipment?
    • What are the basics of spey casting?
    • What’s the difference between single-hand and two hand casting?
    • How does trout spey differ from “conventional” spey?
    • What are the differences between Spey fishing for trout and the traditional wet fly swing?
    • Are there practical applications for spey casting when musky fishing?
    • What technique would be best for casting in a pond that has no current?
    • Can you use a spey rod to fish saltwater from a beach?
    • In what circumstances if any, do you use a stripping basket? Are they useful in Spey fishing?
    • What type of flies are commonly used for spey fishing?

  • Stillwater Strategies

    Tim Lockhart has fished for over 30 years. Over those years he’s developed a practical system for productive fly fishing in stillwaters. Listen in to learn how to find the best lakes and prime water along with his best presentation strategies.

  • Tactical Nymphing - Euro Style - Part II

    Devin Olsen, a medal winning member of Fly Fishing Team USA, shares the modern day nymphing techniques he and Lance Eagan use to catch fish in the European style. When competing on an international basis you have to be good and have to know how to adapt. We had so many questions on Devin's first show that we going at it again. Join us to continue this great topic.

  • Fly Fishing the Olympic Peninsula

    Doug Rose, a professional guide in the famed Olympic Peninsula of Washington, takes us through the area from the rainforest and oyster country to the coast and backcountry. Chinook, chum, coho, pink and sockeye salmon are all available along with winter and summer steelhead, resident rainbows, coastal cutthroat and native char. It's like fly fishing heaven! Join us to learn where, how and when to fish this beautiful world-class fishery.

  • Fishing Wet Flies, Old School Still Works

    Bill Edrington knows what works and one of those things is fly fishing with wet flies for trout. If you haven't been using wet flies this show will be very enlightening and may change the way you fish in the future.

  • 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.




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