Today, we’re heading out West with Lindsay Szofran—Team USA angler, guide, and world championship competitor—to dig into fishing the Yellowstone region, nymphing tactics, and how to prepare for a world-class fly fishing competition. Lindsay shares her go-to strategies for fishing the longest undammed river in the U.S., the best times to hit these waters, and how she approaches trout spey for both competition and fun. Plus, we get an inside look at Team USA’s preparation for the upcoming Fly Fishing World Championships happening right here in the US this year. If you’ve ever wanted to fish the heart of the West, this is your chance to learn from one of the best!
Seasons of Lake
In part one of How Lakes Work, Brian and Phil explained lake classification and the key zones we should focus on. In part two,...
Streamer fishing for trout is all about movement, and few people understand it better than Tommy Lynch. In this episode, Tommy breaks down his...
In this episode, John Francis of Trout Town Flies—local guide and new drift boat owner—takes us through the seasons of the Catskills, sharing his best strategies for winter nymphing, midge fishing, and adjusting your setup for cold-water trout. Plus, we’re diving into Bug Week, one of the most exciting times of the year for dry fly fishing, and how to time your trip for the best action. If you’ve ever wanted to fish the birthplace of American fly fishing, this is your chance to learn from a local. Let’s get into it!
Snake River Cutthroat
Josh Gallivan, head guide at Grand Teton Fly Fishing, is here to share his expertise on the streams and lakes around the Grand Teton...