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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...
Kayla Lockhart on growing up in foster care, building a fly fishing career, hosting trips with Fly Lords and starting work with the Mayfly Project.
Geoff Klane of Brackish Flies on tying, rod building and guiding in New England, plus the carp fishing that region is quietly good for.
Conway Bowman on mako shark fly fishing, the fishery itself, and how a Vermont angler ended up a saltwater pro under his guidance.
Paula Shearer on guiding as a career and her direct involvement in the design, fit and function of the new Simms women's waders.
Scott Wilday of LidRig on building the Game Changer Nipper System and on LidRig's encounters with Orvis and Fishpond, two of the industry's biggest players.
A candid look back at the podcast so far and a preview of Guided, the new show with Scientific Anglers starting January 6, 2020.
Dave Stewart, creator of the Wet Fly Swing Podcast, on how the show started, his hosted travel program, and advice for new fly fishing podcasters.
Kyler Wartman of Fishing with Feathers on building a PNW apparel brand, getting fly shops to stock it, and holding the line on quality and design.
Kate Watson on competitive Spey casting, the distances the top casters are reaching, her travel destination programs, and tying classic Spey patterns.
A petroleum engineer and a cigar-industry partner took a dare, spent two years testing samples, and built a full tackle line priced under the premium brands.
Kaitlin Barnhart of the Mayfly Project on sponsoring foster children to fly fish, meeting co-founder Jesse, and what the organization is aiming at next.
1% For the Planet CEO Kate Williams on the nonprofit founded by Yvon Chouinard and Craig Mathews, the one percent pledge, and $225 million raised to date.
Naknek River rainbows eat streamers, mice and flesh flies and fight far above their length. Captain James Johnson on trout season, permit, and buying lodges.
Hook & Vice co-owner Noel Fox on the British Columbia clothing brand's lucky hats, its company philosophy, current creative projects, and support for BC shops.
Fly shop co-owner Geri Meyer on introducing women to fly fishing 25 years ago, and her answers to the controversial social media questions about women anglers.
United Women on the Fly founder Heather Hodson on empowering and educating women in fly fishing, working with sponsors, Spey fishing, and travel.
A look at Yentna, the guide booking software system built as a one-stop shop for guides who book trips, talk with guests and collect payments online.
Jake Chutz of Montana Fly Company revisits the brand's humble beginnings and points ahead to the many new products the company has in the pipeline.
Loon Outdoors co-owner Brett Zundel on the brand's rough early years making rods, reels and waders, and the eco product focus driving Loon Outdoors today.
Recorded live on location in Alaska with Bob Ledda of All Alaska Outdoors, with talk of the huge silvers the podcast crew caught on the fly rod.