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  • Casting, Mending, and Presentation for Difficult Angling Situations

    The challenge of fly fishing can increase dramatically when conditions become difficult. Whether it be due to weather, water, cover, hatches, distance, or a combination of those factors, when the angling gets tough, it pays to have a few tricks up your sleeve. Learn from Jason about ways to make difficult angling situations easier and more productive.

  • Tying & Fishing Deer Hair Flies

    Tim Jacobs uses many different materials to tie his flies but deer hair is his favorite. Whether it's trout or warmwater species deer hair flies can produce. Join us to learn about Tim's secrets to tying and fishing deer hair flies.

  • The Hunt For Giant Trout

    Landon Mayer has fished and researched many of the best places to catch giant trout. Fishing locations from Alaska to Maine Landon has created the ultimate bucket list of places to fish. Join us and discover what makes these fisheries so special and learn the secrets to catching monster trout.

  • Daniel Ritz Attempts Western Native Trout Challenge

    Daniel Ritz is fly fishing across the Western United States in an attempt to accomplish the Master Caster class of the Western Native Trout Challenge. His goal is to land each of the 20 native trout species in their historical ranges of the 12 states in the West. Join us to find out how Daniel is doing with the challenge, learn about what it takes to participate and hear about a few experiences he's had along the way. Maybe you'll get inspired and want to try it yourself!

  • Snook On The Hook

    Chico Fernandez has fly fished for over 40 years and has broken several world records, most notably, the largest redfish taken with a fly rod, at 42 pounds, 5 ounces (I.G.F.A. record on 12 pound test tippet). He was also one of the first to land a white marlin on a fly rod. His real passion; however, is snook. Listen to this podcast to find out Chico's secrets on fly fishing for these incredible game fish.

  • New Mexico's Trout Waters

    Spencer Seim has been guiding in northern New Mexico since 1995 and calls the Cimarron River, Rio Grande, Costilla Creek, and Ute Creek his home waters. Listen in to hear where and when to come to this picture perfect area and find out how to best fish these mountain waters.

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

    • What are the top three most scenic and productive trout streams in northern New Mexico?
    • What is the best time of year to fish northern New Mexico?
    • Where can you catch the native Rio Grande Cutthroat trout?
    • What is Rio Costilla Creek best known for?
    • What is the special hatch that occurs on the Cimmarron River?
    • What river has an incredible trico hatch?
    • What river is known for its awesome dry fly fishing?
    • What is Spencer's connection to the book "The Feather Thief"?

     

  • Tangling with Tarpon

    Those that have fished for the Tarpon say it's addicting. So if you dare join Tad Burke a professional guide in the Florida Keys and learn his secrets about hooking up with a Tarpon and staying hooked.

  • Yellowstone - Fly Fishing Paradise

    Craig Mathews has fished Yellowstone National Park for over 30 years. Learn from Craig where, when and how to fish this incredibly beautiful and diverse fly fishing destination.

  • Fly Fishing Trout Lakes Part II: A Biologist's Point Of View

    Brian Chan is back for Part II of Fly Fishing Trout Lakes. We had so many questions for his intial show that we had to schedule a special extended edition to get through the questions. If you thought the first show was great wait until you see what we have in store for you in this one.

  • 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?

  • Fly Fishing for Largemouth Bass

    Hooking up with largemouth bass is exciting and definitely splashy. Ken Hanley will tell you exactly how to get them on a fly using special techniques and hot fly patterns.

  • 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?

  • Stalking Roosterfish on Baja's East Cape

    The Roosterfish is one of the most sought after trophies of the Mexican coast. It's beauty and elusivness make it a challenge you won't want to miss out on. Join Mike Rieser and find out what it takes to stalk and connect with one of this incredible fish.

  • Kayak Fly Fishing

    Ben Duchesney will share the secrets to fly fishing from kayaks from choosing the right boat and gear to paddle strokes, casting and line management. Whether you paddle warmwater, coldwater or saltwater you're bound to learn some strategies and tactics you can use on your next outing.

  • Stripers on the Massachusetts Coast

    Capt Dave Bitters guides us for striped bass on the Massachusetts coast. Learn the secrets of how to hook up with one of the most exciting East coast sport fish.




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