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Fly Fishing Insider Podcast Blog

New Guide on High Pressured Water

New Guide on High Pressured Water

Summary In this episode, host Christian Bacasa interviews Zach Lassek, a fly fishing guide on the Provo River in Utah. Zach shares his journey from being a surf kid to...

Spring Creek Stealth Approach Tactics

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...

Fly Fishing for Bonefish with a Tenkara Rod

How to Catch Bonefish on Tenkara

Summary Karin Miller describes her journey as a reluctant fly angler who eventually fell in love with Tenkara fishing. She found that using a Tenkara rod improved her skills with...

Fly Fishing for Smallmouth and Musky on the Mississippi River

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...

Fly Fishing by Horseback

Throwback to Horseback Riding and Fly Fishing

Summary In this conversation, Bob Terwilliger, a fly fishing guide, shares his experiences and expertise in high mountain lake fishing and ice-off scenarios. He discusses the types of rods and...

Sinking Fly Line

Sinking Fly Line: Get the Details

A sinking line gets your fly to the fish instead of asking a heavy fly to do it. Sink-tip versus full-sink, what the sink-rate numbers mean, and how to choose...

Grain Weights for Fly Lines

Grain Weights for Fly Lines

Sinking fly lines are designed to help anglers get their flies down to the desired depth in the water column. Unlike floating lines, which have a uniform density, sinking lines...