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  • Skeena River - Steelhead Dreams

    Gill Mckean has been guiding on the world-famous Skeena River for more than 25 years. He’s guided a client to massive steelhead estimated at 34 pounds and has personally landed many in the 30-pound range. Join us to learn from Gill about this incredible fishery and of course how to land that steelhead of a lifetime.

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

    • What is the best time of year to fish for steelhead?
    • Are there other streams and rivers to fish in the area?
    • What species are available besides steelhead?
    • What style of flies do you prefer?
    • Is the spey rod the most commonly used rod on the Skeena?
    • What type of line do you use and what types of tips do you use?
    • What's the difference between Skagit and Scandi heads?
    • What is the most productive depth for getting strikes?
    • What triggers the fish to strike?
    • What is the secret to hooking up with a trophy steelhead?

  • Pyramid Lake Cutthroats

    Denis Isbister travels the world in search of fish but Pyramid Lake is on his home turf. Join us on this show where Denis will talk about how to get the trophy Lahontan cutthroat trout on the fly, which call Pyramid Lake their home.

  • Fly Tying For Everyone

    Tim Cammisa has been teaching fly fishers how to tie flies for many years both in person and on YouTube. If you want to get started with fly tying Tim's one of the best teachers you could have. Join us and learn about the essential equipment and materials you need to get started and what flies you should tie first. We'll also talk about the techniques you should learn first so that you can take those techniques and use them for many other flies that you'd like to tie and have in your fly box. Last but not least we explore how you can catch fish using the first flies you tie. Beginners are welcome!

  • A Steelheader's Way

    Lani Waller has pursued steelhead for over four decades and is considered one of the foremost experts on trophy British Columbia steelhead. Learn Lani's best techniques for catching steelhead on the fly.

  • Casting Seaward

    Steve Ramirez has been traveling thousands of miles in pursuit of native gamefish in salt and brackish water habitats. Join us as Steve tells his stories of adventures in the salt that weave fish, people, and nature together and how humanity impacts the world in many ways.

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

    • What made you look seaward for your latest book?
    • What is Casting Seaward about?
    • How did you pick the places and people you want to fish with?
    • Do you make notes on site (or en plen aire) or does the writing come from recollections at a later date?
    • How do you view your purposeful work in writing about our natural world along with your personal journey?
    • What as the most exciting experience you had?
    • What experience was the most challenging?
    • What species was the hardest to target?
    • What experience did you learn the most about fishing?
    • Which experience did have that helped you to grow the most personally?
    • How do you think the coastal waters are doing?
    • What factors are at issue with managing the striped bass and bluefish fisheries on the east coast?
    • What can we do as fly fishers to help conserve and preserve?

  • Fly Fishing For Mako Sharks

    Want to pit yourself against a mako shark? Conway Bowman tells us about his special techniques to attract, catch, and release mako sharks on the fly. This exciting new approach allows you to sight cast to Makos, see the take, and enjoy one of the most acrobatic and powerful fights of your life.

  • Big Bonefish in the Florida Keys

    Bruce Chard is one of the top guides in the Florida Keys and big bonefish are one of his specialties. Listen in to find out his secrets on landing a bonefish of a lifetime.

  • Essential Flies for Yellowstone

    Paul Weamer is a professional fly tier and licensed fishing guide in Yellowstone National Park. He considers Yellowstone as his home waters and has spent many years fishing them. Join us to explore the essential flies you need and how to effectively fish them in Yellowstone’s streams, rivers and lakes.

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

    • What fish species are available in the park?
    • What efforts ar being made to remove non-native species?
    • How had the recent flooding affected the fisheries?
    • Have you had any close encounters with grizzly bears?
    • How does your experience from the Upper Delaware translate to waters you fish in Yellowstone?
    • How do you arrange your fly boxes?
    • What are your favorite fly tying materials?
    • Is there still a place for traditional patterns like Humpies, H&L Variants and Wulffs?
    • What are some of your favorite flies for spring?
    • What are some tips for fishing Yellowstone Lake for cutthroats?
    • What are your favorite flies for the summer?
    • What flies work best for fall conditions?
    • Do you use soft hackle flies?
    • What is the best way to present your fly?
    • Do you use beads to get your flies deeper?

  • Fly Fishing the Film

    Gary Borger covers the skills necessary for successfully fly fishing the film. Learn from Gary as he reveals the secrets of increasing your odds of hooking up at the surface.

  • Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing

    Kevin Howell has been guiding the rivers and streams of Western North Carolina and East Tennessee since the mid-1980's. Kevin considers the Davidson River, Tuckaseegee River, and many small mountain streams his home waters. Join us to talk about fly fishing in the Great Smoky Mountains and find out which flies Kevin favors for these waters.

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

    • What are the different types of fisheries in the Smoky Mountains?
    • What fish species are available to fly fishers in the streams and rivers?
    • What makes the area so favorable for trout?
    • What are the top rivers to fish?
    • What is the Davison River well known for?
    • What's the best way to fish the Davidson?
    • What hatches do you have on the Davidson?
    • What are the best flies to use?
    • What type of fishery is the Tuskaseegee River?
    • What techniques do you use on the Tuskaseegee?
    • What fly rods and lines do you recommend?
    • If you could only pick five flies to put in your fly box, what would they be?
    • What type of water do you find in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park?

  • Classic Salmon Flies

    Kevin Erickson has been tying and exploring the world of classic salmon flies for over 40 years. Tune in to hear a bit of history, tying tips and the stories behind many of the beautiful feathers that are used.

  • What Fly for What Bug?

    Peter Stitcher is an aquatic biologist who knows what flies work best to imitate the stage of insects in their lifecycle. Are you ever confused about what file to use when? Join us to learn about the lifecycles of the most common insects we encounter on rivers and lakes and how to pick the perfect fly for the job.

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

    • What are the three categories you use to describe flies?
    • What is more important size, color or shape?
    • Why are flies like the Red Dart and Blowtorch so effective?
    • How do you organize your fly boxes?
    • What is a life cycle and why is it important to understand?
    • What are the life cycles for mayflies, caddisflies, midges and stoneflies?
    • What stages of the life cycles are the most productive for fishing?
    • What flies work best to imitate the different stages?
    • What places do you look to see what insects are active?
    • How would you imitate daphnia?
    • Is fly selection just as important as drift depth and presentation?

  • Fly Fishing Sudan

    Jeff Currier, a world traveling fly fisher, went to Sudan to fly fish. Where did he go? What did he fish for? What was his adventure like? Listen in and find out as we go on another Currier adventure.

  • Steelhead Quest for Awareness

    Terry Meyers has guided for steelhead most her professional life and has been involved in conservation efforts to preserve the species. To bring awareness to the plight of the steelhead she went on a quest to catch a steelhead in every month of the year and write about it as she fished. Join us to hear about her quest and become educated in the future of steelhead.

  • Tailwaters

    Aaron Jasper is known for finding and hooking up with big fish and what better place to do this than tailwaters. Most of the world's tailwaters can be fished any time of the year so listen in as Aaron shares his tips and tactics for fishing these super productive waters.




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