Trout Angler Destinations Recommended by Orvis
Seth Berger of Orvis walks through his favorite fishing destinations for trout anglers looking to expand their horizons, from Chile and Yellowstone to Belize and Iceland.
Seth Berger of Orvis walks through his favorite fishing destinations for trout anglers looking to expand their horizons, from Chile and Yellowstone to Belize and Iceland.
Alaska's big rainbows are almost never caught on a dry fly. A lodge owner walks through the real season, from spring streamers to fall lake-run fish, and what the trip...
A yarn indicator, a tippet matched to water depth, and a cast that puts the fly in first: how hinged nymphing gives you real control over depth.
How a voluntary farm certification protects Pacific salmon: seven watershed standards, a high-hazard chemistry list, and the tire compound killing coho.
Kenai guide Dallas Voss breaks down year-round rainbow trout, salmon run timing, flossing sockeye, bears on the Russian, and why even-year pink runs make the trout fatter.
Kodie Kowitz guided Alaska for 12 seasons and now guides Michigan steelhead. He covers jig-head streamers, strip-pause retrieves, where migratory fish hold by season, and why changing flies wastes time.
Atlantic salmon on public Newfoundland water: small wets while the river is cold, hitched flies as it warms, a guide rule for non-residents, and fish landed in minutes rather than...
Commercial Atlantic salmon fisheries are mostly shut down and returns still fall. Mark Kurlansky on carbon in the ocean, dam economics, and where hatcheries help.
A fly shop in a northern BC town of 3,100 imports tying materials from France, Italy and the Czech Republic, and ships flies and thread worldwide.
How a small British Columbia online fly shop built a business on stillwater tying materials, free instruction and custom kits sized to a beginner's budget.
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...
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.
Dr. Bob Ladda owns All Alaska Outdoors Lodge and shares his love of Alaska, what returning clients value most, and which fish are running through the lodge season.