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Traveled #23 | Fly Fishing World Championships with Glade Gunther: Inside the Idaho Fly Fishing Event
Dave - In this episode, host Dave talks with Glade Gunther, Fly Director for USAngling and member of Fly Fishing Team USA. Glade is also in charge of sharing what’s planned and how people can join in the fun. Dave and Glade will tell you about the famous rivers in Idaho and how the event works,...
Today on Traveled, Steve Hyde of the Hyde Drift Boats family and Eagle Ridge Ranch manager shares his best tips for fly fishing Sheridan Lake and exploring nearby Spring Creek. Find out how to make the most of summer and winter activities in these areas. Plus, hear about how Steve and his dad founded Hyde Drift...
Denis Peirce, radio show host and trolling flies guru, is here to take us into the history of the great Jay Fair, how all this came to be, and his connection to Jay.
Today, you’ll learn how to troll flies with your current gear, the secret to manipulating your fly, and even hear the story behind the wiggle fin that...
In today's short snippet bonus episode, we're going to hear Phil Rowley's 8 tips on inducing a fish take. This podcast today comes from episode 640, where Phil was on his Littoral Zone podcast and he shared these exact tips and more. If you want to hear the full-length episode, check out 640. This is going to be a short snippet episode just so you have a punch just in case you missed that one or you want something a little bit shorter.
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Littoral Zone #11 | Inducing a Take: Stillwater Presentation Techniques to Catch More Fish with Phil Rowley
Dave - Phil Rowley is back with the ultimate guide to inducing a take in Stillwater! In today's episode, we're diving deep into the unique challenges and techniques of stillwater fishing.
We’ll cover rod and hand position, retrieve essentials, and how to use 'the hang' to keep your fly in the strike zone longer. Plus, discover top indicator retrieves, wind drifting techniques,...
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Littoral Zone #7 – Competitive Stillwater Techniques for the Non-Competitive Fly Fisher with Devin Olsen
Dave - Today's episode of the Littoral Zone is a deep dive into competitive stillwater techniques with Devin Olsen, a current member of Team USA. Devin is well-known for euro nymphing, a lethal technique for chasing elusive river and stream trout. Phil and Devin talk about the techniques Devin learned and used worldwide and how they can be applied to everyday stillwater...
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WFS 505 – Stillwater Fishing Tips with Darren Huntsman – Stillwater School Giveaway, Henry’s Lake, Sheridan Reservoir
Dave - Darren Huntsman, a seasoned angler and expert in Stillwater fishing, shares his valuable tips and expertise in fishing the Henry's Lake area. Stillwater Fishing Tips with Darren Huntsman. Hit play below! Find the show: iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast Subscribe on Android Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe via RSS (Read the Full Transcript at the bottom of this Blog Post)
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WFS 503 – Fly Fishing Henry’s Lake with Phil Rowley – Stillwater, Mayflies, Golden Dorado
Dave - Phil Rowley joins us today to share his wealth of knowledge on Stillwater, this time zeroing in on the art of fly fishing Henry's Lake. We're gearing up for an exciting event where a lucky winner will snag a trip to this area, along with a handpicked selection of top-tier gear.
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Littoral Zone #6: Making Sense of Stillwater Fly Lines with Phil Rowley (Part 2) – Sinking Lines, Hover Lines
Dave - Today on the Littoral Zone with Phil Rowley, we cover part two of our in-depth discussion on making sense of stillwater fly lines. In Part 1, Phil revealed seven of the twenty fly lines that make up his kit. And today, we unwrap the remaining lines, break it all down, and lock in on the crucial trio Phil swears by – the three primary lines you should never hit the water without.
Today we're kicking off with Part 1 of an exciting two-part series focusing on stillwater fly lines. We'll understand why you need multiple lines to be consistently successful on lakes, and we'll be taking a close look at different types of floating lines to help you make informed choices and get the most bang for your buck. Throughout this two-part series,...