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  • The Driftless Area of Wisconsin

    Geri Meyer has been guiding the Driftless Area since 2006. She was fascinated by the 13,000 miles of Driftless trout creeks many of which flow through over 5 million acres of public land in Wisconsin. The last ice age left the Driftless Area with fractured limestone and sandstone. Water percolates through this rock into the ground and is filtered, cooled, and given an excellent PH level. The water then comes out as springs and seeps and gives us the incredible and abundant trout fishing there. Listen in to discover the secrets of this one of kind fishery.

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

    • Where is the Driftless Area?
    • Why is it called the Driftless Area?
    • What are most of the streams like?
    • What species are the primary targets?
    • Are the fish wild or stocked?
    • What are the major hatches?
    • What dry fly hatch is exciting to fish?
    • What sections of Grey Reef are the most productive?
    • What flies work best on these spring creeks?
    • What strategies do you use to fish these streams?
    • Is stealth important in your approach to these fish?
    • Do you do more dry fly fishing or nymphing?
    • What towns are the favored places to stay when fishing the Driftless Area?

  • Salmonflies & Golden Stones

    Skip Morris, author of seventeen books on fly fishing, will guide us through the biology and how to fish the salmonfly and golden stonefly. Where, when and how will be covered in depth so the next time you have the opportunity you'll be well prepared to catch more fish.

  • California Corbina on the Fly

    Al Quattrocchi has been fly fishing for corbina on the southern shores of California for many years. He's obsessed with the fish and the challenge to catch them. Some say it's one of the hardest fish to catch on the fly, even harder than permit. Join us and learn about this incredible fish and how to hook up with them on the fly.

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

    • How were you first introduced to corbina?
    • What are the history, characteristics, and size?
    • Where are corbina found?
    • When is the best time of year to target them?
    • What type of habitat do corbina prefer?
    • What is their behavior like?
    • What do corbina eat?
    • What signs do you look for to find them?
    • What weight fly rod do you use?
    • Do you use floating, intermediate or sinking lines?
    • What flies work best for corbina?
    • Do you do more sight fishing or blind casting?
    • What is the best way to present your fly?
    • What are some of the mistakes fly fishers make when casting to corbina?
    • What's the best way to land and handle a corbina?

  • Fly Fishing for Striped Bass

    Rich Murphy has been fly fishing for striped bass for more than 25 years and knows the northeast coast of the US like his backyard. Find out all of Rich’s secrets of catching and landing these exciting saltwater trophies.

  • 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?

  • Fisheries Conservation Now And In The Future

    Dr. Peter Moyle was recognized by Fly Fisherman Magazine as the 2020 Conservationist of the Year for his lifetime of conservation work in California and in watersheds across the West. Peter's forward-thinking and get it done attitude has saved and restored fisheries across California including McCloud River, Putah Creek, the San Joaquin River and the Klamath River. Listen in to find out how Peter identifies and works through the issues associated with saving and restoring these fine fisheries.

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

    • How were you able to preserve the McCloud river for future generations?
    • How did you bring Putah Creek back to life?
    • What are the challenges now that Putah Creek has been restored?
    • What has been done to encourage Stripers and Salmon to run up the San Joaquin River?
    • What is the status of the Smelt in the Delta estuaries?
    • What key action was taken to preserve the Klamath River?
    • How can conservation groups attract younger members?
    • What problems do you face when dams come down?

  • 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.

  • Single-Handed Spey Casting

    Simon Gawesworth shares his techniques on using casts adapted from two-handed spey casting to one handed casts that enable you to fish the most challenging spots that most anglers pass by.

  • Single-Handed Fly Casting - A Modular Approach

    Jason Borger knows fly casting he was almost born with a fly rod in his hand. Through slow motion video he's broken down the elements of making the perfect cast and uses it teach others. Join us and find out about Jason's modular approach to learning fly casting.

  • Federation of Fly Fishers - An In-Depth Look

    Peter Van Gytenbeek and Ron Cordes have been on the board of directors for the Federation of Fly Fishers since 2003. Their passion and enthusiasm for the FFF is hard to match. Van and Ron answer questions about the FFF, their role in the fly fishing world and their goals and ambitions as an organization. Whether you're a member or not listen to this podcast to find out what this fine organization is doing for you.

  • 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.

  • Redfish On The Fly

    John Kumiski has fished for redfish for over 20 years and has guided them for the past 10 years. John has researched redfish in great detail and shares his secrets on catching the big ones.

  • Fly Fishing the Olympic Peninsula

    Doug Rose, a professional guide in the famed Olympic Peninsula of Washington, takes us through the area from the rainforest and oyster country to the coast and backcountry. Chinook, chum, coho, pink and sockeye salmon are all available along with winter and summer steelhead, resident rainbows, coastal cutthroat and native char. It's like fly fishing heaven! Join us to learn where, how and when to fish this beautiful world-class fishery.

  • Specialty Casts - Getting Your Fly to the Fish

    Mac Brown, a Master Casting Instructor certified through the Federation of Fly Fishers, provides expert advice on how to use specialty casts to get your fly to those hard to reach fish.

  • 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.




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