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Episode Show Notes If you’ve ever dreamed to fly fish Belize on your terms to chase bonefish and permit, this episode is for you. We’re...

Would you rather compete at the World Fly Fishing Championships or spend a season guiding on the San Juan River? Today’s guest made that leap...

Episode Show Notes In this episode, we take a heartfelt journey into the life of one of steelhead fishing's most influential figures, Lani Waller. Through...

When you think of Alaska, you probably picture places like Bristol Bay or the Kenai Peninsula. But tucked away in southeast Alaska is the...

In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with expert fly fishing guide Wesley Hodges to explore the art and science of chasing...

We're bringing back one of the classics for this special summer re-release — an early episode that quickly became a listener favorite. Originally Episode 13, this conversation with Michigan guide Kevin Feenstra is packed with insights on swinging flies for steelhead on the Muskegon River. Kevin breaks down his approach to fishing year-round, how he reads the water, and what makes the Muskegon such a unique place to chase steelhead. He also shares some of his thoughts on fly patterns, presentation, and how fish respond to changing water temps. If you’re into steelhead, two-hand rods, or just love hearing from someone who truly understands their home water, this one’s worth another listen.

We’re reaching back into the archives for one of our all-time favorite conversations with none other than Henry Winkler. You know him as the Fonz,...

BoneFishing in Hawaii might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of saltwater adventures, but for Marine veteran Mike...

Jordan Larsen, Togiak River Lodge owner and first-generation spey angler, takes us inside on what it's like to build a fishing program from the ground up. We're going to dig deep into one of the world's most remote corners up in Alaska. You're going to hear about this summer job as a videographer turned into a full-blown obsession, what it took to learn two-handed from scratch - this all started on the dock on the back of the lodge, and then how chasing kings and the swing might just reset what you know about fly fishing today.

If you’ve listened to Phil’s two-part series on making sense of Stillwater fly lines, you probably get why this topic is so important. For...