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  • Fly Fishing the Inland Oceans

    Jerry Darkes takes us on a tour of the Great Lakes including both warmwater and cold water fisheries. Learn about the best places to go for steelhead, northern pike, lake trout, smallmouth bass, trout and salmon.

  • Fly Fishing with Terrestrials

    Ed Shenk has been fishing for 80 years and has tied flies for 65 of those years. His homewater is the LeTort River where he developed and tested the LeTort Cricket, Flat Wing LeTort Hopper, Shenk Cress Bug, and Shenk Sculpin. He's a master of fly fishing terrestrials so be sure to listen in and take adavantage of a lifetime of experience.

  • Backpack Fly Fishing

    Dan Steere has moved towards a simpler easier to manage method of fly fishing. Let's face it you can't take all your gear on a backpacking trip and still have room for your food and tent. If you want to catch a wide variety of fish with simple, minimalist equipment that can fit into a daypack or backpack you'll want to listen to Dan's ideas and methods. Join us to see how you can get back to a simpler approach to fly fishing and enjoy it.

  • Advanced Chironomid Techniques

    Phil Rowley goes beyond basic strike indicator chironomid techniques and explores techniques and setups for deep water indicator fishing, the dry line long leader technique better known as the naked technique, and sinking lines including 'dangling' where we fish straight up below the boat - the takes with dangling are heart stopping!

  • The onWater App - New Technology for Fly Fishers

    Scott Carver, Co-Founder and CEO of onWater, will be introducing us to their state-of-the-art software that locates river access points, boat ramps, camping, parking, and know the distance between them. Plus current river flows and weather, everything you need including stream access laws and public land overlays which help you plan where to fish and eliminate the worry that you may be on private property. There's even more so join us and learn how this application can help make your fishing more enjoyable and keep you out of trouble.

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

    • What is the onWater app?
    • What is your mission?
    • Does the onWater app work when there is no cell service?
    • Can you download river maps?
    • Can you find information on rivers, streams and lakes?
    • How is the information kept up to date?
    • Can you find put-ins, takeouts and campgrounds?
    • Does it show private property boundaries?
    • Is the river flow data real-time?
    • Can you record your personal favorite places?
    • How does it handle fishing reports?
    • Can it be used on both desktop computers and phones?
    • What are the goals for onWater in the coming years?

  • Tying Streamers: Tips and Techniques

    Charlie Craven is a master fly tier and has figured out the best fly tying techniques for just about any challenge. His latest book Tying Streamers addresses the techniques used to tie both classic and modern streamer patterns. Charlie is always a great source for good tips on tying so join us to find out what he’s discovered about the best way to tie streamers.

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

    • How do you make wooly buggers more durable?
    • What is the best way to tie in a palmered hackle?
    • Are articulated patterns more effective than non-articulated patterns?
    • What are your favorite materials for tying streamers?
    • What are the three most important triggers when tying streamers?
    • Do you prefer streamers that are thick and dense or sparse and thin?
    • How do you keep streamers from fouling?
    • How do you choose a hook for your streamers?
    • What are your considerations for choosing streamers for different water types?

  • Fall Stillwater Tactics

    Brian Chan, an expert on fly fishing stillwaters, explores the challenges and opportunities that present themselves in fishing stillwaters in the fall.

  • Simple Flies

    Morgan Lyle uses simple flies to catch trout in the mountains, stripers at the beach and any other fish he can reach with a cast. Sometimes the best fly is a simple one. Whether you're a beginner looking to get started with tying or an expert looking to get back to basics Morgan will explain all the techniques, tools and materials you need to tie simple flies in this podcast.

  • Casting Off the Board: Innovative Techniques in SUP Fly Fishing

    Kurt Finlayson has found that fly fishing from stand  up paddle boards (SUPs) provides him with an effective way to access productive water. Before you decide whether this is for you, join us and listen in to learn about the basics of using a SUP, its advantages and disadvantages, where you should use it, and how to outfit it.

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

    • How did you first get into fly fishing from standup paddleboards, and what drew you to it?
    • What are the unique advantages of fly fishing from a paddleboard compared to traditional floatation methods?
    • What types of paddleboards are best suited for fly fishing, and what should one look for when selecting a board?
    • Are there specific manufacturers that cater to fly fishers?
    • Are there available paddleboards that have been expressly set up for fly fishing?
    • How do you rig up a paddleboard to use for fly fishing?
    • Do you ever use an anchor or tie off to avoid moving?
    • What types of clothing do you wear?
    • What are the key techniques for maintaining stability and balance while casting from a paddleboard?
    • Do you stand, kneel, or sit? When do you use each?
    • What challenges have you faced while fly fishing from a paddleboard, and how have you overcome them?
    • What kind of paddle do you use?
    • How do you manage your paddle and rod?
    • How does being on a paddleboard affect your approach to finding and reaching fish?
    • What safety precautions do you recommend for paddleboard anglers?

  • Fly Fishing and Photographing the World

    Barry and Cathy Beck have traveled the world fly fishing and photographing their adventures. Learn how their secrets about traveling for fly fishing and how to get the best photographs for youself or your clients.

  • Why Did Dave Whitlock Move to Oklahoma?

    Dave moved to Oklahoma for several reasons but the lower Illinois River is one of them where he caught 17 varieties of fish in one day. You won't want to miss this interview of one of fly fishing's most notable figures.

  • The Evolution of Nymphing

    Aaaron Jasper goes where the fish are and most of the time it’s under the surface. He’s spent the last few years studying, researching and testing old and new nymphing methods. On this show we explore many of those methods including the latest in European nymphing techniques.

  • Fly Fishing the Green River

    Kevin Clegg, a professional guide, has been guiding on the Green River in Utah for over 20 years. His knowledge of this exquisite fishery is deep and wide. Outstanding fly fishing and scenery make this fishery one for your bucket list. Join us as Kevin shares his secrets about this great piece of water.

  • The Clark Fork River - Where Big Trout Travel in Pods

    John Perry guides on the Clark Fork River which he considers one of the most productive rivers in the West. Techniques that work on other rivers many times have to be adapted on the Clark Fork for you to catch fish. Learn how John approaches this great fishery to get maximum success.

  • Fly Fishing And The Transformative Power Of Nature

    John Dietsch, a stuntman for Brad Pitt and fly fishing coordinator for the film A River Runs Through It,  talks about our connection to the outdoors through the prism of fly fishing and investigates its transformative and healing powers. Join us and explore your connection.

    Questions asked and answered during the interview:

    • How did you get started in fly fishing movie production?
    • Who was your mentor?
    • What tasks did you have as Department Head of Fly Fishing for A River Runs Through It?
    • Who did the shadowcasting in the film?
    • Where did the idea come from for the final fishing scene?
    • How did you get the fish to rise for the fly?
    • Why were you chosen as Brad Pit's stunt double?
    • How did working on this film change your life and what fly fishing means to you?
    • How does the river speak to you?




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