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Ask ten Montana anglers where to fish, and you’ll probably hear ten different answers. Every now and then, someone points you toward a stretch...

In this episode, McCormick Snow takes us behind the scenes of outdoor gear design and shares how his product development background has changed how...

Big predator flies are built for explosive strikes, brutal fights, and anglers who live for the hunt. From striped bass on Long Island to peacock...

Episode Show Notes Colorado fly fishing offers an incredible variety of experiences, and that's exactly what we're diving into in this episode with Michael Tolerton...

Episode Show Notes Stephen Brunt shares how a magazine assignment turned into a lifelong connection with Newfoundland. Along the way, we cover Atlantic salmon tactics,...

A successful Montana fly fishing trip isn't just about choosing the right river—it's about building the right experience. Kathryn Bartlett, General Manager at Gallatin River Lodge, shares how thoughtful planning, flexible scheduling, great guides, and a comfortable home base can transform a fishing vacation into something much bigger. For anglers looking to explore Montana's legendary waters while still enjoying everything the region has to offer, Gallatin River Lodge provides a unique starting point.

Have you ever packed a pile of gear for a trip and ended up using only a small part of it? Today I'm joined by...

If tomorrow were your last day on the planet, would you feel like you left enough out on the water? Today, we're joined by...

In this episode, we head to Montana with Mike Pogoda from Rising Trout Fly Fishing to break down how to properly plan a fly-fishing...

What does it really take to film fly fishing at the highest level? In this episode, Todd Moen of Catch Magazine joins us to share the story behind some of the most iconic fly fishing films ever created—from steelhead rivers in the Pacific Northwest to remote destinations across the globe. We dig into Todd’s early production days filming for Fly Fishing the World, surviving a plane crash in the Bahamas, and how he eventually built Catch Magazine into one of the most respected visual storytelling brands in fly fishing. Todd also explains why steelhead may be the hardest species to film, how music shapes his editing process, and what most people never realize about the amount of work required to capture a single unforgettable fish on camera.