Brown Trout
WFS 506 – Madison River Fly Fishing with Alice Owsley – Riverside Anglers, Dry Flies, Montana
Dave - Alice Owsley of Riverside Anglers is our Madison River Fly Fishing guru today, and she's reeling in a boatload of wisdom. We unlock the secrets of Montana's most fished river, share tips for DIY angling adventures, and the different hatches out there.
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Brown Trout
WFS 443 – Fly Fishing Europe with Bas Van Dam – Sea Run Brown Trout, Van Life, Italy
Dave - Bas Van Dam is here to take us around fishing Europe and how he has done this living out of his van. We dig into the different parts of Europe that allow this. We get a bunch of huge tips like how to find cheap houses that you can stay at that are under the radar, what the Dolomites, Italy...
Brown Trout
629 | 5 Tips to Improve Your Fly Casting with Kaylyn Hoggard + Bruce Richards’ 6-Step Casting Method
Dave - Kalyn Hoggard is here, certified casting instructor and record chasing brown trout master. He's going to give us some tips in his favorite casting drills to have better success on the water this year. You'll find out how to determine your max carry when casting, how to determine the max line that you can carry, and a drill around that, that exercise, we're gonna find out when to haul for the most speed out there, when to do the double haul, when to actually do it.
Brown Trout
WFS 548B – Trophy Trout with Landon Mayer – Virginia Fly Fishing & Wine Festival, Fly Tying, Fitness Tips
Dave - 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.