In this episode, our guest, Carol Abrahamzon, Executive Director at Mississippi Valley Conservancy, shares her remarkable transition from nursing to farming and her eventual foray into conservation work.
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Episode Chapters – Mississippi Valley Conservancy
(0:00:05) – Conservation Efforts in the Driftless
Nature’s interconnectedness in the Driftless Area, sustainable farming, and conservation efforts to protect land and biodiversity.
(0:08:29) – Conservation Projects and Climate Change Impact
Nature’s conservation projects protect rivers, engage landowners, and rely on partnerships and community support.
(0:19:50) – Addressing Climate Change Through Conservation
Nature’s challenges for farmers in MN and WI due to climate change, benefits of native species, cover crops, and actionable steps to combat it.
(0:26:44) – Conservation Programs and Events Overview
Nature’s restoration efforts, events like ‘Link to the Land’, guided hikes and Mushroom forays, and the importance of bio blitz program.
(0:32:20) – Conserving Nature and Sustainable Farming
Nature’s protected land corridors expand, focusing on Devil’s Backbone and Chase Creek for stream protection and brook trout. Emmy-winning video on Driftless area. Visit website for public nature preserves and activities, with La Crosse and Verroqua as notable spots.
(0:45:10) – Local Conservation Follow-Up and Appreciation
Nature’s conservation efforts and achievements in the local area were discussed, with a call for ongoing support and excitement for future visits.
In this episode, our guest, Carol Abrahamzon, Executive Director at Mississippi Valley Conservancy, shares her remarkable transition from nursing to farming and her eventual foray into conservation work.
In this episode, we have one of the biggest names in the Driftless area give us her best tips on technical dry fly fishing and what you can do to have success on the surface.
Geri Meyer, Driftless Angler Fly shop owner and guide, is going to walk us through the steps to catching fish with dry flies. Geri shares her expert tips on catching fish with dry flies.
You’ll also learn her top three secrets to presenting the fly and discover how to fish Tricos and other species. Plus, gain insights on the best times and spots to fish in the Driftless area.
It’s all here today, and guess what? We’ve got an exciting giveaway—a spot on a huge trip happening this September!
Show Notes with Geri Meyer on Technical Dry Fly Fishing. Hit play below! 👇🏻
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We’ve just launched the Driftless Dry Fly School and we’re diving into the details of what’s in store for the lucky winner who will snag a spot on this exciting adventure.
We’re also offering six slots for those who want to join us on this epic trip with Geri Meyer and Jason Randall.
Episode Chapters with Geri Meyer on Technical Dry Fly Fishing
01:42 – Geri provides a quick update on the current conditions in the Driftless region. Overall, fishing remains solid despite the challenges posed by the ongoing drought.
5:00 – Geri discusses the challenges of dry fly fishing in small, technical streams, emphasizing the need for stealth and delicate presentation.
She highlights the prevalence of blue-winged olives and Tricos as key hatches, with sizes ranging from 16 to 22.
Geri with a nice dry fly brown. Photo via https://www.instagram.com/driftlessangler
Presentation Techniques for Successful Dry Fly Fishing
08:00 – Geri Meyer underscores the significance of considering water conditions and adopting a stealthy approach. With potential weed obstacles and a focus on tail outs, seams, and tight banks, anglers must proceed slowly and deliberately to avoid spooking fish.
10:00 – Whether targeting specific fish or exploring promising areas, Geri emphasizes the importance of precise placement, typically aiming a foot or two ahead of the target. Additionally, she highlights the versatility of streamer fishing as an alternative strategy when traditional methods don’t produce results.
Exploring the Driftless Region: What Makes it so Different?
11:38 – The term “Driftless” originates from the lack of glacial drift due to the absence of ice coverage. This resulted in the formation of spring-fed streams and picturesque landscapes, attracting anglers from far and wide.
14:00 -Geri discusses the impact of drought conditions on the spring-fed streams of the Driftless Region.
Photo via https://www.instagram.com/driftlessangler
Driftless Dry Fly School Giveaway
15:14 – We discuss the upcoming trip to the Driftless Region with Geri and Jason Randall. Geri tells us about her longstanding friendship with Jason Randall, praising his expertise and fun personality. We look forward to not just fishing but also enjoying delicious meals and relaxed hangouts.
18:17 – Geri emphasizes the importance of leveraging local expertise for a successful trip. She recommends contacting their shop, Driftless Angler, or checking their daily reports online to stay updated on hatches and conditions.
The Gunch. Photo via https://www.driftlessangler.com/
21:00 – Geri shares essential fly patterns to include in our boxes for late September fishing. Here are some recommendations:
Parachute Adams in sizes 12 to 18
Trico patterns
Micro olive patterns
Terrestrial patterns such as hoppers, preferably in natural colors
Cricket patterns like the Marsh Cricket
Essential Casting Tips for Success in the Driftless Area
25:00 – Geri emphasizes the importance of precision over distance, noting that shorter, more accurate casts are often more effective than long ones. She encourages anglers to hone a solid 25-foot cast, allowing for better control and presentation.
Additionally, Geri highlights the significance of delicate casting to avoid splashing. While precise casts are crucial, a subtle movement can sometimes be advantageous.
Choosing the Right Gear for the Driftless Area
42:00 – When it comes to gear selection for dry fly fishing in the Driftless Region, consider the following recommendations:
Rod Selection
Opt for rods in the 3 to 5 weight range.
A 4-weight rod is versatile and suitable for various fishing conditions.
A 3-weight rod excels in perfect conditions with abundant hatches.
Glass rods offer a soft presentation and precise casting, ideal for shorter casts and precise placement in tight spots. However, if you’re new to using glass rods, practice casting beforehand and adjust your technique and timing for optimal performance.
Leader Setup
Start with a 9-foot 4X leader and adjust based on conditions. Use a 4X tippet and tie it to the leader with a surgeon’s knot.
Conclusion with Geri Meyer on Technical Dry Fly Fishing
Are you as excited as me to get on the water and check out the Driftless, this amazing part of the world? We’re gonna be heading there this fall and the fall colors are gonna be shining. We’re gonna be hitting some organic food at our all-inclusive event.
(0:21:43) – Fishing Properties With Camping and Lodging
Nature’s unique offerings for anglers at rarewaters.com, including camping, lodging, and private properties, with a community-driven approach.
(0:28:57) – Expanding Access to Fly Fishing
Transforming fly fishing industry by increasing diversity, accessibility, and environmental benefits through affordable private fishing options.
(0:43:41) – Conservation Shout Outs and Camper Life
Nature’s conservation partners, travel tips for visiting RareWaters properties, and our love for camping and fishing.
(0:52:04) – Balancing Family and Travel Responsibilities
Family, sports, and work-life balance are discussed, emphasizing the importance of involvement and a healthy culture.
(0:54:49) – Balancing Work and Family Life
Maintaining work-life balance, supporting team members, and being present in personal roles, with a focus on rarewaters.com.
In conclusion, my conversation with RJ from RareWaters has illuminated the evolving landscape of fly fishing, revealing a narrative that transcends the traditional boundaries of exclusivity.
Today on the Littoral Zone, Phil Rowley sits down with Colorado-based fly fisher guide and author Landon Mayer, and they will talk about his shoreline strategies and tactics for fly fishing lakes.
Phil and Landon discuss the challenges of accessing lakes and the rewards of mastering shore fishing techniques.
Tune in to discover the art of fly selection, understanding wind and weather patterns, and why sometimes, the biggest rewards lie just at the water’s edge.
Show Notes with Landon Mayer on Shoreline Strategies and Tactics. Hit play below! 👇🏻
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Fly Fishing Question of the Day: How Do North Winds Affect Trout Fishing?
Phil Rowley explains that while southwest winds typically indicate stable weather and good fishing conditions, north or east winds often signal a change in weather and temperature, leading to tough fishing.
Phil advises anglers to adapt their tactics by fishing deeper waters with slow-moving flies when facing challenging conditions caused by north winds.
“Fishing is often tough in these conditions, so don’t expect miraculous results. But if you’re persistent, recognize the circumstances, and adapt, you should be able to land a fish or two.”
Episode Chapters with Landon Mayer on Shoreline Strategies and Tactics
Meet Landon Mayer
06:00 – Landon Mayer is a renowned fly fisher, guide, and author. He fell in love with fly fishing at a young age and started guiding right out of high school. He contributes regularly to magazines such as High Country Angler and Fly Fisherman Magazine.
Landon has published six books on topics ranging from trophy trout fishing to fly tying. His first book, published at age 25, focused on trophy trout fishing.
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Other titles include “Sight Fishing for Trout,” “Colorado’s Best Fly Fishing,” and “101 Trout Tips.” One of his recent favorites is “Guide Flies,” which explores the art of fly design and sharing knowledge through fly patterns.
Stillwater Fishing from Shore
9:00- Many fly anglers face the challenge of accessing still waters without a watercraft. The two approaches to stillwater fishing according to Landon are:
Starting from the bank, which is common for new anglers without access to a vessel.
Venturing into deeper water, exploring edge fishing and bay fishing with water depths of one to four feet, which Landon personally finds highly productive for sight fishing.
Photo courtesy of Phil Rowley
Gear Essentials for Shore Fishing
11:18 – Phil and Landon discuss the gear needed for shore fishing stillwaters.
Landon recommends using 10 to 11-foot rods for better control over the fish, especially when dealing with larger catches.
He suggests using floating lines or intermediate sinking lines, and longer fluorocarbon leaders for optimal performance.
Additionally, Landon emphasizes the importance of durable chest waders and boots with good traction, as they will endure significant wear and tear from being constantly submerged in water.
Choosing the Right Fly Lines for Shore Fishing
13:00 – Mid or merger tips can be useful for achieving depth and control during retrieves. Landon says it’s important to understand the fishing zone, usually one to four feet deep, and recommends lines that sink at one to three inches per second.
15:27 – Landon typically uses fluorocarbon leaders ranging from three to five feet long, tied directly to a micro swivel for freedom of motion and rotation.
He also shares his preferred setups for fishing with indicators, including traditional indicator setups and dry dropper rigs.
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Key Tactics for Shoreline Fishing
30:00 – Landon recommends focusing on three main elements when selecting fishing spots:
Depth Control: Identifying areas with changes in depth, such as drop-offs or shallow to deep transitions.
Intercepting Points: Targeting points of land or structures where fish are likely to swim around, providing closer access from shore.
Structure: Pay attention to vegetation clumps, which serve as breeding grounds for insects and attract fish.
By considering these factors, anglers can effectively locate fish-rich areas from shore.
How Does Wind Affect Stillwater Fishing?
Landon looks for access points where the wind blows into or away from the bay, which can trigger fish movement and increase water temperature.
Despite the challenges, Phil and Landon highlight the benefits of wind, including creating choppy water that attracts fish and providing opportunities for successful presentations.
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How Does Timing Affect Fishing Success?
Mornings to early afternoons are prime times for hatches-driven fisheries, such as those focusing on mayflies and damselflies.
The first and last hours of the day are key for fisheries where fish feed on baitfish or crayfish, as these periods coincide with heightened feeding activity.
What are the Top Flies for Shoreline Fishing?
50:35 – Landon provides a list of his top favorite flies:
Conclusion with Landon Mayer on Shoreline Strategies and Tactics
Landon and Phil shared some fantastic tips for fly fishing from shore in still waters, from choosing the right gear and reading the water to mastering fishing tactics and selecting the best flies. So, grab your gear, head to the shoreline, and get ready for an unforgettable fishing adventure!
Today, we’re diving into modern euro nymphing with Gilbert Rowley, the mastermind behind the Modern Nymphing Series.
Join us as Gilbert shares the three biggest things he learned while producing some of the best Euro Nymphing videos that are out there right now. We cover finding fish, fighting fish casting tips, and how to detect strikes.
Plus, you’ll find out which rig is the best to use if you’re getting wind that’s making things a bit tough on the water.
Show Notes with Gilbert Rowley on Modern Euro Nymphing. Hit play below! 👇🏻
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Episode Chapters with Gilbert Rowley on Modern Euro Nymphing
1:54 – Gilbert discusses his early experiences with fly fishing and the transition into video production. Gilbert’s travels take him across the Western US and occasionally abroad to capture the beauty and excitement of fishing in remote destinations.
4:16 – Gilbert talked about his deep dive into fly fishing in college, where he met Devin Olsen. Gilbert delved into Euro nymphing techniques and later collaborated with Devin and Lance Egan to create the Modern Nymphing film series. This journey culminated in the development of an online course, the Modern Nymphing Masterclass.
Journey from Guiding to Filmmaking
8:58 – Gilbert recounts his transition from a fishing guide to a filmmaker in the fly fishing industry. He shares insights into self-education, the importance of investing in one’s passion, and the role of continuous learning in achieving success.
11:48 – Gilbert’s journey from the electronics industry to becoming a prominent figure in fly fishing video production was unexpected. Initially, he envisioned a path centered around guiding and building an online business, but as he pursued his passion for filmmaking, opportunities began to unfold.
22:25 – Their Euro Nymphing video series covers essential topics ranging from gear and rigs to casting strategies. The series starts with foundational concepts and progresses to more advanced techniques like fishing streamers and dry droppers on Euro rigs.
Additionally, the Adaptive Fly Fishing installment explores water types and various fishing approaches beyond Euro nymphing, showcasing the versatility and expertise of the Devin and Lance.
Finding Fish, Fighting Fish, and Casting Tips
28:00 – Gilbert emphasizes the importance of considering seasonal changes and water temperature when searching for fish.
Additionally, Euro nymphing offers advantages in targeting unconventional water types like riffles and pocket water, often overlooked by anglers using traditional techniques.
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30:25 – Gilbert recounts a learning experience while steelhead fishing, highlighting the importance of proper fish-fighting techniques. He emphasizes the significance of keeping the rod tip low and upstream to effectively tire out the fish and let the river assist in landing it.
35:00 – Gilbert suggests starting with a modular leader for easier casting when using Euro setups. He advises maintaining tension with the flies and practicing the oval cast to improve casting ability and accuracy.
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42:00 – Gilbert emphasizes the advantage of strike detection in Euro nymphing.
Drift Management Techniques
45:10 – Gilbert covers the nuances of managing drifts while Euro nymphing, including the use of fixed leader lengths and adjusting casting techniques in response to wind and water conditions. Gilbert emphasizes the importance of maintaining a natural drift for successful fly fishing.
Overcoming Wind Challenges in Modern Euro Nymphing
49:37 – Addressing the common problem of wind in fly fishing, Gilbert suggests techniques for adapting to windy conditions, such as using heavier flies or switching to a streamer setup on a Euro rig to maintain control and effectiveness.
The Buffet Series
55:22 – Gilbert shares details about the Buffet Series on YouTube. There are already three seasons of it on YouTube, and they’re working on a fourth one.
Conclusion with Gilbert Rowley on Modern Euro Nymphing
In this episode, we dove deep into the world of modern Euro nymphing with Gilbert Rowley, gaining invaluable insights to elevate our fly fishing game. With his expertise and practical tips, you’re now equipped to embark on your own Euro nymphing adventures with confidence and success. Happy fishing!
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Episode Chapters – Bowfin Fly Fishing
(0:00:05) – Fly Fishing Journey Through Vermont
Personal connection to fly fishing, learning in snow, fly tying, catching various species, and evolution of the sport.
(0:06:15) – Fly Fishing Lake Champlain Overview
Nature’s diversity and conservation efforts in Lake Champlain, including fly fishing for 25-30 species and successful lake trout reproduction.
(0:18:12) – Unique Bowfin Species in Lake Champlain
Nature’s resilient bowfin fish, with ancient lineage and unique adaptations, are now classified as Amia ocellicauda in Lake Champlain.
(0:24:00) – Bowfin Fly Fishing Techniques and Tips
Nature’s clever bowfin: sight fishing, gear preferences, and intriguing behaviors like investigating disturbances and circling boats.
(0:32:32) – Aggressive Bowfin Fishing in Northeast
Nature’s aggressive and intelligent Bofen fish, their unique features, best fishing times and locations, and fly lures for an exhilarating angling experience.
(0:43:35) – Concerns About Bowfin Fishing Popularity
Nature’s controversial bow fishing practice’s impact on native fish populations, misconceptions about its necessity, and call for reconsideration.
(0:49:00) – Predatory Behavior of Bowfin
Nature’s art of spotting and catching bowfin fish, their unique features and role as predators, and their unconventional feeding habits.
(0:57:07) – Fly Fishing in Lake Champlain
Nature’s increasing popularity of fly fishing on Lake Champlain, accessibility, diversity of fish, unique species, weather’s impact, primitive nature of bofin.
(1:05:19) – Fishing Tips and Species Diversity
Nature’s impact on sport fish, lamprey behaviors, wild trout populations, and the benefits of fishing locally.
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Episode Chapters with Tim Rajeff from Echo Fly Rod
(0:00:05) – Fly Casting Fundamentals and Techniques
Tim’s journey in fly fishing, influenced by his brother and practice, and the importance of dedication in enhancing performance on the water.
(0:14:10) – Mastering the Perfect Cast
Nature’s nuances in fly casting with different rods, emphasizing acceleration, casting arc, straight-line path, and stopping.
(0:24:30) – Fly Casting Techniques and Fundamentals
Nature’s fundamentals of fly casting, stroke length, 10 to 2 rule, sidearm casts, double haul, and hands-on practice lead to mastery.
(0:31:15) – The Art of Double Haul Casting
Nature’s double haul increases line speed and distance, utilizing the rod’s lever and spring action for efficient casting.
(0:42:53) – Echo Fly Rod Company Evolution
Echo brand’s origins, journey from fishing lodges to distribution, expertise gained, iconic logo, and reputation for durable rods at competitive prices.
(0:46:09) – Understanding Fly Rod Technology and Pricing
Evolution and technology of fly fishing rods, Loomis’ use of carbon fiber, Echo’s goal of affordability, and complexities of manufacturing.
(0:57:03) – Understanding Fly Rod Action and Power
Nature’s action and power in fly fishing rods, including fast, medium, and slow action, rod tips, and purchasing considerations.
(1:06:04) – Fly Fishing and the Outdoors
Nature’s timeless allure of fly fishing in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and its connection to childhood wonder and discovery.
(1:11:47) – Fly Casting Techniques and Tips
Nature’s infectious enthusiasm for fly fishing, the thrill of catching various fish species, and practical advice for improving casting techniques.
(1:18:04) – Improving Fly Fishing Skills Through Coaching
Nature’s transformative power through minor adjustments in activities, joy in helping others, gratitude for listeners, and future fishing adventures with Tim.
In this episode with Tim Rajeff, we dove into the heart and soul of fly fishing and fly casting—from Tim’s humble beginnings to the birth of Echo Fly Rod Company.
Ready to experience the thrill of sight fishing for redfish? Would you like to visit one of the most natural and diverse barrier islands in the world?
We’ve got the Bay Flats Lodge crew on the podcast to share some tips on sight fishing for redfish and what makes this part of the Texas coast so special.
Today you will hear from six of the most passionate guides in Texas and the tips they use to catch redfish by sight. You’ll find out how to cast in the wind and why you need to practice your backcast cast.
Show Notes with Bay Flats Lodge Crew on Sight Fishing For Redfish. Hit play below! 👇🏻
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Episode Chapters with Bay Flats Lodge Crew on Sight Fishing For Redfish
1:43 – The Bay Flats Lodge specializes in boutique fly fishing experiences, particularly in the unique landscape of the Texas coast, offering access to vast marshlands, creeks, and backcountry areas.
The Guides of Bay Flats Lodge
Capt. Dylan Murley
5:23 – Dylan is from Bastrop, Texas. His journey into guiding was initially sparked by fishing trips with family and friends along the Texas coast.
Transitioning to guiding in South Padre and eventually joining the team in Sea Drift, Dylan emphasizes the diverse and captivating nature of the fishery in this area.
Tip: Dylan emphasizes the importance of polarized sunglasses for spotting fish and advises beginners to focus on looking through the water rather than just at the surface.
Capt. Matt Lough
7:55 – Matt, a native Texan from East Texas, discovered fly fishing at a young age and has been pursuing his passion ever since.
While he initially focused on trout fishing, he transitioned to guiding for redfish about three months ago and has found a deep love for sight fishing.
“I love trout fishing, but once I discovered the redfish game, it’s just something I never want to leave.”
Capt. Tyler Brown
9:20 – Tyler is originally from Kerrville, Texas, where he grew up fishing in the headwaters of the Guadalupe River.
Despite not yet catching a redfish in the Guadalupe River, he expresses interest in doing so, considering it a future goal.
Capt. Dane Scott
10:19 – Dane is originally from Pueblo, Colorado, where he grew up fishing in western Colorado due to his grandfather owning a fly shop.
Six years ago, he made his way to the coast and immediately fell in love with fishing for redfish, eventually becoming a guide in the area for the past four years.
Capt. Mike Gaglianese
11:30 – Mike is originally from upstate New York, specifically Utica, and later moved to Gunnison, Colorado, where he met Dane. They became roommates and began guiding together.
Now in their fourth year on the coast, Mike shares his love for coastal living, enjoying the seasonal split between the coast and the mountains.
Fly Fishing at Bay Flats Lodge
12:38 – Chris says that the Bay Flats Lodge offers fly fishing opportunities year-round, with no closed season. The unique location, driven by tides and winds, ensures consistent fishing opportunities regardless of the season, with diverse areas protected by mangroves and creeks.
14:40 – Tyler explains that while they primarily catch slot-sized redfish ranging from 20 to 28 inches, occasionally they encounter larger fish over 30 inches.
18:48 – One crucial tip Dane offers is to understand the directions given by the guide and to be mindful of the length of the fly rod when estimating distances. Additionally, he recommends using an 8 weight rod for optimal performance in their fishing conditions.
22:57 – Dylan and Dane discuss the influence of wind on their fishing conditions. While calm periods can be conducive to fishing, excessively glassy water can make fish skittish. They emphasize the importance of adapting to varying wind conditions.
31:38 – Chris discusses the importance of immediate line retrieval upon casting to maintain tension and minimize slack.
He notes that sight fishing allows anglers to observe most takes, particularly in clear water, but acknowledges Dane’s preference for fishing in dirtier water where redfish use camouflage to approach their prey unnoticed.
Choosing the Right Fly for Redfish
37:18 – The crew notes the importance of fly selection based on the fishing conditions, including depth, bottom structure, and the behavior of the fish on a particular day. While hungry redfish may take almost any fly, weight, pattern, and color nuances become crucial considerations.
40:18 – Dane suggests using a bead chain instead of dumbbell eyes. He also likes a mix of natural and synthetic materials in fly tying. He prefers feather flies for their slower sink rate and resistance to water saturation.
Sight Fishing For Redfish: Casting Tips
45:00 – When casting into strong winds, double hauling and maintaining line speed are crucial. Practice short, accurate shots and be adaptable with rod angles to adjust to wind direction. Additionally, consider utilizing roll casting techniques for effective casting in challenging conditions.
47:00 – Mastering the back cast can be crucial, especially for casting off to the right side of the boat quickly without spooking fish. It’s important to fish the fly, not the fly line, and to practice a slow pickup to avoid spooking fish when recasting.
Ryan Johnston is here from Cast Hope to share the story of how Cast Hope is helping kids around the country. He also gets into steelhead fishing and his passion there.
Show Notes with Ryan Johnston on Cast Hope. Hit play below! 👇🏻
10:19 – Dane is originally from Pueblo, Colorado, where he grew up fishing in western Colorado due to his grandfather owning a fly shop.
ork, specifically Utica, and later moved to Gunnison, Colorado, where he met Dane. They became roommates and began guiding together.
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