Rivers and Stillwater of Central Oregon
Summary In this conversation, Christian Bacasa interviews Dalton Romanowski, a fly fishing guide, about the availability of still water in the Bend, Oregon area. They discuss the local rivers, such...
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Alaska Will Change Forever: Go Now
Alaska, a land renowned for its wild, untouched landscapes and abundant wildlife, offers some of the most spectacular fly fishing experiences in the world. But with increasing popularity and looming...
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Spring Runoff Trout Behavior and Where Do They Sit
Trout Behavior During Runoff: Fish behavior during spring runoff is influenced by their need to find suitable locations where they can conserve energy and avoid the strong currents that characterize...
How to Fish the Colorado River from a Drift Boat
Trouts Fly Fishing head guide Zeke Hersh on floating the Colorado — why eddies hold half your fish, why river memory beats changing flies, and the deep dry-dropper rig he...
Mountain Streams Conservation
Summary In this episode, host Christian Bacasa interviews Emma Brown, an experienced angler and guide, about her passion for small streams, conservation, and wild fish. Emma shares her background in...
Advantages to Dry Dropper and Klink and Dink Fly Fishing
In fly fishing, the Dry Dropper and or Klink & Dink setups are invaluable for their versatility, allowing anglers to target both surface and subsurface feeding fish simultaneously. Each setup...
Best Dry Fly Fishing North America
My pick of North America's elite dry fly rivers, with the history behind each one and an honest argument for why it earned a place on the list.
Spring Creek Stealth Approach Tactics
Summary In this episode of the Fly Fishing Insider podcast, host Christian Bacasa interviews Mel Hayner, owner and operator of the Driftless Fly Fishing Company. They discuss the history and...
Smallmouth and Muskie on the Mississippi River
Summary In this conversation, Kip Vieth, owner operator of Wildwood Float Trips, discusses fishing for smallmouth and musky on the Mississippi River in Minnesota. He highlights the abundance and quality...
Why Stoneflies Should be a Staple Nymph Pattern in Your Box
Stoneflies from a fly fishing perspective are a staple food. These aquatic insects are essential for river ecosystems and present year round. If you are looking for a basic pattern...
Green River, Utah: Winter Trip Report
In the heart of Utah's fly fishing dreams lives a float down the A section of Green River. Ignoring the weather reports I embarked on an unforgettable fly fishing trip...
Exploring the Richness: Fly Fishing The Jungle Of Costa Rica with Jesse Males
This blog summary of the podcast is the experiences of Jesse Males, a seasoned angler and entrepreneur featured on the Fly Fishing Insider Podcast. Jesse's journey from Central Florida to...
Fly Fishing the Amazon: Unveiling the Fly Fishing Paradise with Captain Rafael Costa
This Fly Fishing Insider Podcast summary blog offers an immersive journey into the heart of the Amazon Jungle, highlighting the exceptional fly fishing experiences narrated by Captain Rafael Costa. The...
So You Want to Go Blue Lining
Fly fishing in the creeks and rivers of the Eastern United States, particularly those areas known as "blue lines" on topographic maps, offers a blend of natural serenity and angling...
Blue Lining Essentials for a Better Experience
If you are a blue liner and love fishing small waters for natives, etc. then you know how a few little things can make your day. Before I get going...
Mending How to Think About it When Fly Fishing
Mending a line in fly fishing is a crucial technique used to manage the fly line after casting and landing on the water. Notice that I said after casting and...
Fly Fishing in Alaska for Giant Rainbow Trout: The Katmai Trophy Lodge
Experience the Ultimate Angling Adventure when Fly Fishing in Alaska's Pristine Waters Are you an avid fly fisherman looking for your next big adventure? Look no further than the breathtaking wilderness...
Part 6: Fly Fishing Conservation is Healing Rivers with Scientific Research
Fly fishing has long been revered as a rewarding and nuanced outdoor activity, with enthusiasts constantly seeking to unravel its countless intricacies. The Fly Fishing Insider Podcast recently shone light...
Part 3, 4 & 5: Fly Fishing Conservation is Healing Rivers with Scientific Research
Fly Fishing is an intricate sport, intertwining the knowledge of aquatic ecosystems with precise technique. A fascinating aspect of the sport is the pivotal role that insects play in determining...
Part 1 & 2: Fly Fishing Conservation is Healing Rivers with Scientific Research
Let’s look at the vital interconnection of ecology, entomology, and fly fishing, as discussed in a recent episode of the Fly Fishing Insider Podcast. Our host, Christian Bacasa, is joined...
How to Identify a Midge Fly and Hatch for Fly Fishing
Midges run size 20 and smaller, hatch year-round, and are the most reliable food source on most trout water. How to identify one and read the hatch when it happens.