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Embark with us on an enthralling voyage that casts a line into the heart of fly fishing with Capt. Drew Price, where we connect you to the waters and fish that have shaped his life since a fly rod first graced his hands as a graduation gift. This episode unveils the personal milestones, from his initial forays with fly tying through winter's grip to that pulse-racing moment when a smallmouth bass from the Saranac River first tested his reel. Drew's tale wades through the diverse aquatic playground of Lake Champlain, where the pursuit of species from panfish to pike has evolved alongside his journey from novice to seasoned angler. Our narrative isn't just about the catch—it's about embracing the sport's progression and the joy of seeking out the unexpected.

Growing up by the Golden Gate Park, Tim never imagined that the casting ponds there would become a cornerstone of his journey in fly fishing. Yet, as Tim starts to reminisce, it's clear that those early days of bait fishing were just the beginning of his adventure into the craft of fly fishing, filled with the finesse of a straight-line rod tip path and the power of a double haul. It's like reeling in memories, from his first triumph over his brother in a casting competition to his progression from fishing lodge work to founding Echo Fly Rod Company.

Delve into the heart of the Alaskan wilderness and experience the luxury and isolation with Zack and Jordan Larsen as they unveil the wonders...

Are you tired of not having the right line matched to your fishing rod? In this episode, Jeff Liskay, the Great Lakes dude, breaks...

Today, Adam Cuthriell from Fishhound Expeditions takes us on an Alaska fishing adventure. Adam shares three of his favorite tips on planning an Alaskan...

Discover the confluence of fly fishing and conservation as Cory from the Wood River Land Trust shares his transformative journey from athlete to aquatic ecology ambassador. Hooked by his family's legacy and the allure of steelhead on the Deschutes River, Cory's tale weaves through the challenges of balancing wildlife habitat preservation with agricultural demands while spearheading river programs that go beyond the typical scope of land trusts. As we cast our conversation net, we reel in the complexities of the Big Wood River's ecosystem, the tales of triploid fish, and the enchanting origins of the red-band trout.

Today on the Littoral Zone Podcast, Phil Rowley and accomplished competition fly fisher Loren Williams are going to have an in-depth discussion on eastern...

Julie Mattson of the US Women's Fly Fishing team talks about Oklahoma fly fishing, Broken Bow Lake, and Lower Mountain Fork. She also shares...

In this episode, learn more about Freshwater Sight-Fishing with Craig Bailey! Show Notes with Craig Bailey on Freshwater Sight-fishing. Hit play below! 👇🏻 Find the show:  iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast Subscribe...

Embark on a journey of environmental triumph and angling adventure as we explore the Cuyahoga River's spectacular comeback, guided by the expertise of Mike Durkalec, aquatic biologist and fishing report hero. Discover how this once fiery river became a success story of ecological restoration, propelling forward thanks to the Clean Water Act and concerted community efforts. Dive into our discussion about the significance of dam removals, and witness the river's rebirth through improved water quality, enhanced biodiversity, and the return of thriving aquatic life.