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Have you ever struggled to fish a dry fly? Today we have Jason Randall back on to break down dry fly fishing, the perfect...

As he grasped his grandfather's old fly rod, he couldn't help but feel the weight of legacy in his hands. That's the moment our guest, Zach Pope, credits for sparking a lifelong love affair with fly fishing—a passion that would eventually lead to the creation of the TroutRoutes app. Our conversation casts a line into the evolution of this innovative mapping tool and its role in guiding anglers to the perfect catch. We discuss how the app aids in finding both fish and legal fishing spots, and how it was shaped by early expeditions, personal stories, and a desire to meld tradition with technology.

In this episode, we had the absolute pleasure of chatting with none other than Jim Teeny, a true legend in the fly fishing world,...

Delve into the heart of the Alaskan wilderness and experience the luxury and isolation with Zack and Jordan Larsen as they unveil the wonders...

As a kid, Stanton practically grew up with a fishing rod in one hand and the beautiful lakes of Kamloops, BC, as his backyard. He's not just some angler; he's an old pal with loads of experience. Today, he's here to chat with us about his journey from starting in the fishing game to how his skills evolved, facing all sorts of challenges and celebrating victories along the way. We'll dive into the past, remembering the days when he was just figuring things out with basic gear and the strong family ties connected to the tug of the line and the dance of the fly. Stanton's story is a mix of his thoughts and a broader view of how fly fishing has changed over the years. We'll talk about fly tying and how techniques like chironomid fishing became a thing and thrived in his local waters.

Welcome to a brand-new channel, "In the Bucket" with Brian Niska, where we highlight the essence of spey fishing and the vibrant steelhead culture, particularly in the enchanting Skeena region. Listen in as we share the thrilling transition from guest to host, unveiling our podcast's unique format that mirrors the spirited banter among friends after a day by the water. This episode isn't just for the steelhead enthusiasts; it's a treasure trove for all passionate about the fly fishing community and the profound connections it nurtures.

Today Brian O'Keefe treats us to tales of fly fishing in Chile and New Zealand. Brian shares his recent exploits and sheds light on...

Today, Adam Cuthriell from Fishhound Expeditions takes us on an Alaska fishing adventure. Adam shares three of his favorite tips on planning an Alaskan...

Discover the confluence of fly fishing and conservation as Cory from the Wood River Land Trust shares his transformative journey from athlete to aquatic ecology ambassador. Hooked by his family's legacy and the allure of steelhead on the Deschutes River, Cory's tale weaves through the challenges of balancing wildlife habitat preservation with agricultural demands while spearheading river programs that go beyond the typical scope of land trusts. As we cast our conversation net, we reel in the complexities of the Big Wood River's ecosystem, the tales of triploid fish, and the enchanting origins of the red-band trout.

When the rich aroma of freshly ground coffee mingles with tales of riverside camaraderie, you know it's time to pull up a chair and pour yourself a cup. That's exactly what we did with Joe from Anglers Coffee, stirring up a conversation as hearty as their newest Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout coffee blends. As we took a virtual tour of Anglers Coffee's eventful year, Joe spilled the beans on the dynamics between specialty Arabica and robust Robusta, and the launch of their high-octane Stimulator blend. We also got the inside scoop on their latest splash at the Virginia Fly Fishing and Wine Festival and the buzz around the upcoming show in Edison, New Jersey.