Fly Fishing Insider Podcast
Angie Scott is a well-known podcaster in the fly fishing industry who grew up fishing with family. The conversation with Jen Ripple turns to women on Instagram who show off more skin than fin, and why that approach is accepted and almost expected in conventional fishing but is never going to cut it in fly fishing.
Angie Scott is a well-known podcaster within the fly fishing industry, joined in this conversation by Jen Ripple.
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Who is Angie Scott?
Angie Scott is a well-known podcaster within the fly fishing industry. Angie Scott grew up fishing with family, and that journey is where the conversation starts.
What is the skin versus fin debate on Instagram?
Angie Scott and Jen Ripple discuss the women on Instagram who show off well more skin than fin. That style of account is the starting point for a longer talk about how fishing is presented online.
Why is that marketing accepted in conventional fishing?
In conventional fishing, showing more skin than fin is accepted and almost expected. The group works through why that norm took hold on the conventional side of the sport.
Why does it not work in fly fishing?
Within fly fishing, the group concludes that showing more skin than fin is never going to cut it. The culture around fly fishing is treated as a different audience with different expectations.
Key takeaways
- Angie Scott grew up fishing with family before becoming a podcaster.
- Instagram accounts showing more skin than fin came up for direct discussion.
- Conventional fishing accepts and almost expects that style of marketing.
- Fly fishing culture does not accept it.
