Wet Fly Swing

Episode Show Notes The Clouser Minnow started with a practical problem on the Susquehanna River: how to make a fly fish more like the jigs...

Casting for Recovery began with two retreats in Vermont and has grown into a program serving nearly 14,000 women. In this episode, Susan Gaetz...

The night before we recorded, Ron Walp pulled an old baseball scorebook off his shelf and found my dad’s name inside. That’s where this...

Episode Show Notes The San Juan River gives anglers a chance to work on three very different approaches in one day: streamers, nymphs, and dry...

Trey Combs has spent decades documenting the people, rivers, flies, and techniques that shaped steelhead fly fishing. In this episode, Trey and his son, Mark Combs, take a close look at steelhead history, from classic fly patterns and early Spey fishing to grease line techniques and the stories behind some of the sport's most important books and photographs. The conversation blends firsthand experience with preservation. Trey shares stories from his years on steelhead rivers, while Mark explains how he is building an online archive that makes steelhead history accessible through books, photographs, fly plates, essays, and fly-pattern research. Hit play to start listening!  Find the show:  Follow the Show | Overcast | Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Android Subscribe via RSS (The full episode transcript is...