Episode 78 - Spencer Durrant, from Mid Current Magazine
A former Utah Jazz reporter now writing fly fishing news full time on why bamboo rods take 100 hours and why indicator-only guiding is failing beginners.
A former Utah Jazz reporter now writing fly fishing news full time on why bamboo rods take 100 hours and why indicator-only guiding is failing beginners.
David Cannon shoots for Scientific Anglers, Winston Fly Rods and Bass Pro Shops. He shares how he built that career, plus photo tips and news of a new book.
Michigan guide Jon Ray on catching smallmouth bass effectively on the fly, the multi-species water he works, and tips that carry over to steelhead.
A broken belt buckle and a fly line about to be thrown away became a Missoula leather company that went full-time and now ships every order with a handwritten note.
The tier behind the Lego parachute Adams explains the daily habit that made him better, why he turns down popper orders, and what he actually fishes in Utah.
Reno guide Arlo Townsend on fishing Pyramid Lake and the Truckee River, the setup he trusts for big fish, and what he does differently with SA products.
Bluffline Media is a growing fly fishing film brand making very fishy content. Andrew explains how a full-time high school teacher built it around the day job.
How a former trucking executive turned an observation about the one-rounder women's section in a fly shop into an Alaska apparel brand built on fish art and fit.
Australian guide Josh Hutchins on chasing barramundi and blue bastards, the award-winning films made with Jacko Lucas, and staying clear of crocs on the flats.
Waterworks Lamson started out machining mountain bike parts in Idaho. Its 1996 reels were the lightest anyone had seen, sealed, and large arbor before large arbor existed.
David Mangum returns to talk about protecting his fishing spots, the etiquette of finding other boats there, tarpon water under pressure, and guiding after COVID-19.
Colorado guide Matt McCannel on stealthy trout hunting tactics, the leader setup that makes it work, and the controversy over ladders on the Gunnison River.
Bryan and Lane of River Rat on how their fly fishing raft is built, the technology inside it, and the new water anglers can reach because of it.
Winston's marketing manager Adam on the humble beginnings of the brand, the technology inside Winston fly rods, and whether micro Spey is here to stay.
Montana guide Hilary Hutcheson on reading water, catching big fish in fast current, her rig for it, and her daughters now entering the fly fishing industry.
Tying classic salmon flies in hand, with no vise, takes one to three hours per fly and sometimes three sittings. A tyer and painter explains why the slowdown is the...
Tandem Fly Company owners Ryan Willis and Elliot Martin on prototypes, setbacks, and keeping a USA-made fly box business moving through 2020.
Jeff Currier on chasing tigers and peacock bass, the leader line setup behind his success, and the daily blog he has written since 2009.
Rod designer Fred Contaoi on the award-winning Douglas Sky G, the history of Douglas Outdoors, and the fly rod trends he sees coming.
Guide and fly tier Blane Chocklett on musky in Virginia, how to catch them, and why his Game Changer pattern earned that name.