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  • How to Get a Grand Slam in the Salt

    Earl Waters has achieved over 300 grand slams in the salt for his clients and himself so he knows his stuff. Find out from Earl how to land a tarpon, permit and bonefish all in one day.

  • 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.

  • Long Flies for Big Fish

    Gary Borger knows that fishing long flies holds the greatest opportunity for the fly rodder to take big fish in any water type. Listen in to find out Gary’s secrets about long flies and how to fish them including tactics such as the Broadside Float, the Leisenring Lift, Shotgunning, the Jigging Swing, and many other methods.

  • Fly Fishing for Big, Huge, Monster Trophy Trout

    Passion and love for the sport of fly fishing is what motivates Landon. His success in catching trophy trout is fueled by an addiction of pursuing large trout with small flies and lightweight fly fishing equipment. Listen to Landon's secrets on sight fishing for huge trophy trout.

  • European Nymphing

    Aaron Jasper has found through countless hours of testing and practice that European nymphing techniques require an investment in time to learn but are very often unequaled in their fish catching potential. Find out Aaron's secrets as he explains a variety of Euro-Nymphing techniques including short leader Czech methods to longer leader Spanish and French techniques. Find out Aaron's secrets as he explains a variety of Euro-Nymphing techniques including short leader Czech methods to longer leader Spanish and French techniques.

  • Fly Fishing for Redfish

    Chico Fernandez shares a lifetime of experiences fly fishing for redfish. He'll cover all the essentials including rods, reels, rigs, casting techniques and flies. Join us and learn how to hook up with a redfish.

  • Fly Fishing Tips for Trout, Bass and Panfish

    Over the many years that Skip Morris has fished and written about fly fishing he's uncovered many nuggets of information that have helped him and others to catch more fish. Whether it's trout, bass or panfish Skip has something to share that will improve your odds. Listen to this podcast and up your game!

  • An Aussie Expedition

    Ted Lund, editor of Fly Fishing in Saltwaters magazine, has recently returned from an extraordinary expedition to Australia and the Coral Sea and will be sharing his experiences on planning the trip and fishing for the dogtooth tuna, bluefin trevally, the coral trout and many more exotic fish.

  • The Perfect Cast

    Gary Borger is a master caster and well-known on the Fly Fishing Show circuit for his simple explanations and fly-casting demonstrations. Gary presents casting development and skill acquisition, from rod grips to highly detailed descriptions of the three core methods of fly casting. He also details the essential Acceleration, Loop Formation, and Energy Transfer (A.L.E.) plus much, much more. Listen in and I know your casting will improve.

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

    • What is a Perfect Cast?
    • What are the two cardinal rules of fly casting?
    • What are some effective ways to practice casting?
    • What rod grips are most commonly used?
    • What stances should you use when casting?
    • What is A.L.E?
    • When doing a forward cast, do you break your wrist at the end of your cast?
    • How do you control your loop?
    • What should your line managing hand be doing when you are casting?
    • What is the best way to cast a weighted nymph rig?
    • How much line should you have out when casting?
    • What is the best way to pick up line out of the water?
    • What is the best way to mend your line?
    • Why do you need to be able to cast more than 40 feet?

  • Mastering Musky on the Fly

    Adam is obsessed with musky. He’s been fishing for musky for over 25 years. He’s also built a fly shop called Musky Town which is devoted to helping fly anglers catch more musky on the fly. Join us to learn Adam’s secrets to mastering musky on the fly.

    ***Due to technical difficulties, Adam’s episode has been rescheduled for fall 2023.

  • How Many Menhaden Do We Really Need, and Why Fly Anglers Should Care?

    Beau Beasley an award-winning outdoor writer answers your questions on the importance of menhaden also known as bunker, pogie, and fatback to our coastal fisheries. These forage fish are eaten by almost every predator species in the sea and are threaten by over fishing. If you fish coastal river systems and saltwater coastlines from Texas to Maine, the fate of these crucial forage fish should matter to you.

  • Golden Mahseer

    Misty Dhillon had been guiding and traveling in Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar since 1994 in search of Golden Mahseer. These fish are a highly evolved, bio-indicator fish species that swim in rivers across the rugged Himalayan foothills. Listen in and learn about this incredible fish and what it takes to bring one to the net.

  • 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?

  • 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?

  • 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?




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