Micro Structure, Shadow Lines, and Ambush Predators in Fly Fishing
Allen Campbell, a weekend warrior and fly tying addict, on micro structure, shadow lines and ambush predators, and how he fell for fly fishing.
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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...
Fly Fishing Insider Podcast Episodes
Jesse Gardziel on Trophy Trout Chasing
Colorado Springs angler Jesse Gardziel researches his fisheries to find trophy trout on purpose. He explains how that research turns into big fish.
Fly Fishing for Albies or Albacore on the Fly
False albacore, striped bass and bluefish all move through Montauk on the fall run - a Montauk guide on what the migration brings, and what a freshwater angler needs to...
Carp on the Fly with the High Plains Drifters
Jeff Johnson, president of Colorado's High Plains Drifters Fly Fishing Club and a devoted carp angler, on club life and fishing for carp on the fly.
Trophy Trout Hunting - What Big Rapalas Tell You About Big Streamers
Two years of throwing six-inch plugs at stream trout taught this angler what triggers a trophy fish - and why big articulated streamers made instant sense when they arrived.
Christian Bacasa - Guest Speaking On Wet Fly Swing With Dave Stewart
Christian Bacasa guests on Dave Stewart's Wet Fly Swing Podcast to cover Dupeafish, owning the Fly Fishing Insider Podcast, and planning DIY trips.
Protecting and Targeting The Big Brown Trout and Bass of The Ozarks
It takes four to six years to grow a 12-inch Ozark smallmouth. A longtime guide on the conservation math, and on the fly attitude and pauses that make big river...
Challenging The Fly Casting Loop Concept
A forestry scientist traces the word "loop" back to an 1885 book, argues a fly cast is really a wave, and explains the slow spey method he built out of...
Fly Fishing the Jungle of Costa Rica
A Costa Rica guide breaks down machaca on fruit flies, the vertical cast the fish demand, and why muddy water is the best water on a jungle river float.
Guiding Fly Fishing and Gliding Through Life
A Colorado guide explains the triple nymph rig he runs on the upper Colorado, the difference between live and dead mysis patterns, and how to wade a big freestone.
How the Water Changes Perspective when Fly Fishing
After fifteen years away from fishing, one Orvis class restarted everything: a Mayfly Project chapter, a move to Colorado, rowing school, and a first season guiding.
Practice Your Fly Fishing for Better Performance
A self-taught fly tier and artist explains how isolating single steps, collecting 75 tying books, and studying masters instead of popular accounts built his skill set.
Fly Fishing Conservation is Healing Rivers with Scientific Research
An aquatic ecologist explains how insect samples are used to grade river health, why salmonflies take three years underwater, and what that means for nymph selection.
Chad Brown a Veteran and Leader for Environmental Justice in Fly Fishing
A Navy veteran who found his way out of PTSD and homelessness through a river, then turned that recovery into a nonprofit putting veterans and youth on threatened water together.
Epics on the Conservation Train for Fly Fishing
Ben Kraushaar is an artist who creates epic adventures caught on film for conservation, and he brings several wild stories from those outings to the podcast.
Adventures of the Father and Daughter Stillwater Fly Fishing Duo
A father and daughter who once spent 90 minutes smashing through ice with their oars to reach open water, and who now rig every rod on the bank before the...
Tim Camissa and Fly Tying for Everyone
The author of Fly Tying for Everyone on slender perdigons, trailing-shuck emergers, and the Icelandic lake where a nine-pound brown trout counts as a small one.
How to Rig Your Boat and Run The Aquarium on the Green River
Eleven seasons on the Green River out of Dutch John, distilled into flows, hatch timing, 14-foot leaders, foam-headed streamers and the safety gear that lives under a guide's seat.
Episode 131 - Jackson Oaks - Does the Future of Fly Fishing Reside in University Clubs
An early member of the University of Mississippi fly fishing club on how it was built, what the national program demanded in return, and why the alumni network turned out...
Keith Rose-Innes and His Playbook for Fly Fishing in the Seychelles
Twenty-plus years of Seychelles flats work, broken down species by species: leaders, knots, retrieves, tide windows and the fly changes that finally cracked Indo-Pacific permit.