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  • Stripping for Stripers

    The East coast comes alive when the strippers come in - making the water boil with activity. Michael Mullaney, a professional guide in Cape Cod shares his secrets on catching one of the most popular sportfish on the Eastern seaboard.

  • The Bighorn River – World’s Best Tailwater

    Steve Galletta has a passion for dry fishing and matching the hatch, that's what attracted him to the Bighorn River 10 years ago. A professional guide, Steve will share his secrets about one of the world's best tailwater rivers.

  • Sight Fishing For Redfish

    Tom Dempsey is obsessed with fly fishing and has chased fish in 40 different countries. He still gets a thrill out of sight fishing for redfish in his home waters of Alabama and has become an expert at it. Join us and learn how Tom approaches, hooks up, and lands these exciting fish.

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

    • How did you get started fly fishing for redfish?
    • What makes fly fishing for redfish unique compared to other types of fishing?
    • What are the best locations for redifsh?
    • Where are the largest redfish found?
    • What are the best times of year to fish for redfish?
    • What are the ideal habitats?
    • How do tides affect fishing?
    • What weight rod and what type of line do you recommend?
    • What are your "go-to" redfish fly patterns?
    • What does a typical day of sight casting for redfish look like?
    • How do you read the water in different environments?
    • What is the best type of presentation to use for redfish?
    • How much should you lead a fish?
    • What are some common mistakes fly fishers make?

  • Streamer Strategies

    Rich Strolis a professional guide who's spent many years on the Farmington and Housatonic rivers shares his secrets about fly fishing with streamers. Rich had developed streamer tactics that many consider unconventional but they work! Listen in to hear him talk about what he's learned.

  • Strip-Set: Fly-Fishing Techniques, Tactics and Patterns for Streamers

    George Daniel a professional guide and competitive fly fisher will take you on an exciting journey with streamers. He'll explain how to read the water, trout behavior, equipment, casting and night fishing as well as discuss some of the best streamer patterns being used today.

  • Cracked: The Ugly Truth About Dams

    Steven Hawley, an environmental journalist, has revealed the ugly truth about dams. The estimated 800,000 dams in the world can’t be blamed for destroying the Earth’s entire biological inheritance, but they play an outsized role in that destruction. What started as an arguably good government project has drifted oceans away from that original virtuous intent. Join us to learn about the effect dams have had on our planet and what the future of dams can be in our warming world.

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

    • You recently published "Cracked: The Future of Dams in a Hot, Chaotic World." What inspired you to write the book?
    • How do you see the role of dams evolving in the context of global climate change?
    • What are some innovative alternatives to dams for water management and power generation?
    • Can you share a story from the book that particularly moved or motivated you?
    • Detractors to dam removal cite the financial and environmental benefits of dams. Can you provide a counterpoint to these arguments?
    • How do you propose we balance the human need for water and power with the ecological necessity to maintain free-flowing rivers?
    • How do indigenous and local communities fit into the narrative around dams and their impact?
    • Can you talk about a specific dam removal project that you cover in the book and its outcomes?
    • Can you discuss specific examples where dam removal has led to noticeable improvements in fishing quality or fish biodiversity?
    • In some cases, a dam removal would destroy fisheries as we know them. What are your thoughts on those situations?
    • What are the most common misconceptions about dams?
    • Is it possible to remove a dam like the Glen Canyon Dam?
    • Are dams still being built in the United States?
    • How do you see the dialogue around dams changing in the next decade?

  • Yellowstone Runners

    Chester Allen has fished the migration run of the rainbow and brown trout from Montana’s Hebgen Lake into Yellowstone National Park’s Madison River during the fall for many years. Join us and learn about where to fish, what flies to use, and how to find the best water for very large trout!

  • High Country Fly Fishing

    Marty has hiked and backpacked into many high mountain lakes and streams and discovered that it requires a few different skills and techniques to master fly fishing for trout at altitude. Listen in to hear Marty share what he's learned.

  • Mammoth Lakes Fly Fishing

    Chris Leonard has been guiding and teaching fly fishing in the Mammoth Lakes, California area since 2005. Mammoth Lakes is well known for its ski area but it also hosts some great fisheries. Hot Creek, the Owens River, the San Joaquin River, Rock Creek, Rush Creek and Crowley Lake are some of Chris's favorites. Listen in and learn about these eastern Sierra fisheries and how to best fish these waters.

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

    • When is the best time of year to fish the Mammoth Lakes rivers, creeks and lakes?
    • What is the difference between fishing the Upper and Lower Owens River?
    • What river has Golden Trout in it?
    • What makes Hot Creek so special?
    • Is Tenkara a good system to use on these fisheries?
    • What river is known for its hopper fishing?
    • What river can you get a grand slam on?
    • What's the best way to find fish in Crowley Lake?
    • Can you fish Crowley Lake from a float tube?
    • What flies work best on these waters?

  • Fly Fishing Arkansas' White River

    Davy Wotton is a professional guide on the White River in Arkansas and no doubt one of the top experts on the river. Learn Davy's secrets about hooking up with monster browns in this show.

  • Fly Fishing for Shad on the Rappahannock River

    Beau has fished the waters of Virginia for over 30 years and finds the shad of the Rappahannock River as challenging a fish as any other. Listen to Beau share his tips and techniques for hooking up with one of Virgina's great sport fish.

  • Giant Trevally on the Fly

    Peter McLeod is the first person to write a comprehensive guide on fly fishing for giant trevally or “GT”. Catching one of these fish is the pinnacle of flats fishing. Join us as Peter leads us on a quest for this brutal apex predator.

  • Drift Boats & River Dories

    Roger Fletcher, an educator, historian and drift boat aficionado has a passion for drift boats and river dories. Learn about their history, design, construction and use. Thinking about building a boat? You won't want to miss this show.

  • 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.

  • California Corbina on the Fly

    Al Quattrocchi has been fly fishing for corbina on the southern shores of California for many years. He's obsessed with the fish and the challenge to catch them. Some say it's one of the hardest fish to catch on the fly, even harder than permit. Join us and learn about this incredible fish and how to hook up with them on the fly.

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

    • How were you first introduced to corbina?
    • What are the history, characteristics, and size?
    • Where are corbina found?
    • When is the best time of year to target them?
    • What type of habitat do corbina prefer?
    • What is their behavior like?
    • What do corbina eat?
    • What signs do you look for to find them?
    • What weight fly rod do you use?
    • Do you use floating, intermediate or sinking lines?
    • What flies work best for corbina?
    • Do you do more sight fishing or blind casting?
    • What is the best way to present your fly?
    • What are some of the mistakes fly fishers make when casting to corbina?
    • What's the best way to land and handle a corbina?




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