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  • Fly Fishing Tailwaters

    Pat Dorsey shares his tips and tactics for fishing tailwaters. Don't miss this show he'll cover nymphing, dry-fly and streamer fishing for those difficult, hard to catch lunkers.

  • Skinny Water Trout

    Jason Borger guides us through skinny water for trout - one of the most challenging and frustrating fly fishing scenarios one can encounter.

  • Big Redfish in the Louisiana Bayous

    Alec Griffin was hooked on redfish his second day in New Orleans and was amazed at their ferocity when attacking a fly. He's been chasing them ever since. Learn Alec's secrets about hooking up with big redfish on a fly.

  • Chasing Records

    Robert Cunningham has been chasing world records for two decades and has many stories to tell. Listen in to find out about the rare successful record catches, but also on the far more frequent failed attempts and the angling lessons learned from each of them. Anyone who has ever dreamed of a world record catch as well as any angler seeking to improve his fish fighting skill and techniques will learn from these experiences and enjoy a good fish story or two in the process.

  • Floating Alaska! Self-Guided Fishing Expeditions

    Don Crane has floated many western US and Canadian rivers but Alaska's have always been at the top his list. Short on cash? Self-guided fishing expeditions may be the way to go. Listen in to hear Don tell you everything you need to know about putting together a productive, inexpensive and organized trip to Alaska.

  • 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.

  • The Art Of Fly Tying

    Rick Takahashi is well known in the fly fishing world as a top fly tyer combining his background in color and design theory as well as on the water testing to create flies that look great and fish great. Join us to learn how Rick approaches his art form and learn his tips of the trade.

  • Sheepshead On The Fly In Southwest Florida

    Captain Codty Pierce, a professional fly fishing guide, grew up on the southwest coast of Florida and knows the waters there better than most. His target in the winter when the waters cool are sheepshead also known as convict fish because of their vivid stripes. Sheepshead have developed a reputation that rivals permit, they are hard to catch on a fly but are super exciting because you are sight fishing to tailing fish on shallow oyster beds and can see the take. Join us to learn Codty's techniques for hooking up with these challenging fish.

    Questions asked and answered during the interview:

    • What is the average size of a sheepshead?
    • Where do you find sheepshead?
    • What type of water do they inhabit?
    • What's the best time of year to catch the larger sheepshead?
    • What do they eat?
    • What fly patterns work best?
    • How should you present your flies to get good takes?

  • Trout Spey and the Art of the Swing

    Steven Bird started trout spey fishing long before the current trend started. Many fly fishers equate spey fishing with steelhead or salmon on large rivers but it can be applied on small rivers or streams for trout just as effectively. Join us to learn about the gear, flies and techniques used for trout spey fishing that you can use on your next outing.

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

    • What inspired you to write your book Trout Spey & The Art Of the Swing?
    • What got you started spey fishing?
    • What is trout spey?
    • What advantages does two-handed spey fishing for trout offer?
    • What is the ideal rod for trout spey?
    • What is the difference between a trout spey rod and a switch rod?
    • What type of lines are used with trout specy?
    • How do you select a tip?
    • How do you set up your leaders?
    • What are the different parts of a wetfly presentation?
    • What is the Leisenring Lift?
    • What determines what size, color and proportions of your flies?
    • Do you fish multi fly rigs?
    • What are you favorite wet fly patterns?

  • Fly Fishing for Steelhead - Queen Charlotte Islands and the Dean River

    Greg Thomas pursues wild steelhead in out of the way places, with a focus on British Columbia. Recently he's fished the Queen Charlotte Islands and the central British Columbia coast. In July he lucked into the best week in 10 years on the Dean River and had 17 fish to the beach in three days. Listen to Thomas' adventures and you'll learn how to reach these unique fisheries where 10-to 20-pound wild steelhead can be found, often in good numbers.

  • The Madison – A River of Many Faces

    Brian McGeehan has been a professional fly fishing guide since 1995 and considers the rivers of southern Montana his home waters. Listen in to hear how to fish the Madison River - a river that will always challenge you and show you a different face at every turn.

  • Smallmouth Bass Strategies

    Dave Karczynski is passionate about smallmouth. Smallmouth bass are in more streams, rivers, lakes and reservoirs than any other game fish. Join us and learn about the cutting-edge techniques and fly patterns being used today to catch these exciting game fish.

  • Fly Fishing The Panama Canal & Pacific Coast Rivers

    Rich Cahill, a professional guide, naturalist, and expedition leader, has pioneered fly fishing the Panama Canal Gatun Lake for peacock bass and snook, as well as Pacific coast tarpon on the Bayano River. This unique fishery is one of a kind and is changing and evolving as we speak. Join us to learn about this incredible place to fish and the conservation efforts Rich has been working on to conserve and preserve Pacific coast tarpon.

    Learn about how the Panama Canal works here.

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

    • How did you get started in ecotourism?
    • When did you start offering guided fishing?
    • How does the Panama Canal work?
    • How does Gatun Lake interact with the Panama Canal?
    • What fish do you target in Gatun Lake?
    • How do you fish the lake?
    • Can you fish for tarpon, peacock bass and snook on Gatun Lake on the same day?
    • Do you sight fish or blind cast?
    • Where is the Bayano River?
    • What is the best way to fish for tarpon on the Bayano River?
    • What flies do you use for tarpon?
    • Where do you go to fish for bonefish and permit?
    • How do you fish for bonefish and permit?
    • What's the best way to experience the San Blas islands?

  • Snook On A Fly

    Norm Zeigler an internationally known author and journalist literally wrote the book on snook. Norm has spent the last 18 years chasing and catching this elusive gamefish. Listen it to hear Norm share his secrets on snook.

  • Women Who Fish

    Steve Kantner's book Fifty Women Who Fish is a collection of interviews with women who love to fish. Women are the fastest growing demographic in fly fishing and understanding their interest and joy of fishing is important to the industry. Join us on this podcast and learn why many of these women have made fly fishing an important part of their personal and professional life.

    If you'd like to purchase Fifty Women Who Fish go to www.whywomenfish.com (not available on Amazon or Barnes & Noble).




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