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Jonathan Farmer, steelhead fly tying guru and author of Chasing Chrome: Tying Steelhead and Pacific Salmon Flies is here to take us into his...

Doug Myers, head man at Fly Fishing Veterans, is going to share his story of serving in the Air Force today before fighting fires for over 30 years. We're going to hear about some of his home waters in Oregon, Montana and Idaho, and we're going to hear which place he'd choose to settle down in forever if he had to pick just one. Plus, you're going to hear about Diamond Lake and where you can find 30-inch trout, including those illustrious tiger trout.

In this episode, we explore the journey of Brad Babich, who went from flipping auto parts to owning Togens Fly Shop almost overnight. We...

Bruce Staples, author of multiple books on fishing in the Yellowstone area, is back to take us to the East Idaho Fly Tying Expo. You'll find...

Think of the last time you saw a fish rise to eat an insect. Were you able to identify what stage of the insect...

Curtis Fry, co-owner of Fly Fish Food, gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the acquisition of Jimmy's All Seasons Angler and shares what sets...

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.

John's father always said that a river could teach you a lot about life – the patience of the current, the wisdom of the rocks, the joy of a successful cast. It's this ethos that resonates so deeply with John Stenersen, our guest today, who shares his journey from the idyllic streams of Idaho to the forefront of one of the most iconic drift boat manufacturers - ClackaCraft. We wade through tales of his formative years casting lines under his father's guidance, his tenure at Jimmy's Fly Shop, and the evolution of his role at ClackaCraft, which mirrors the company's ripple effect on the fishing world.

Unlock the secrets of landing trophy trout with fly fishing virtuoso Landon Mayer, who generously shares his expertise on everything from the precise art of fly tying to the adrenaline rush of sight fishing. Whether you're wading through the streams of Colorado or casting on still waters, Landon's strategies are a game-changer. As we navigate through a rich conversation, we uncover the intricacies of angling presentations, the importance of matching them to insect hatches, and delve into the role of fitness in ensuring you can keep casting for years to come.

Get ready to journey into the enthralling world of fly-tying as we bring you an episode packed with expert insights and personal anecdotes that will surely refine your fly-tying skills and deepen your appreciation for this remarkable sport. Join us as our esteemed guest, Allen, takes us down memory lane, recounting his first encounter with fly fishing, his evolution in the sport, and his unique connection to the legendary Dave Whitlock. Hear about his upcoming teaching stint at the Texas and Virginia fly fishing festivals and his recent endeavors fishing for diverse species from striped bass to smallmouth bass.