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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
New Zealand's South Island Sight Fishing and Techniques for Giant Browns
A South Island guide breaks down how sight fishing for big New Zealand brown trout actually works, from training your eyes to leader construction, approach distance and pace.
Fly Fishing and Traveling Patagonia and Argentina
Two years traveling and fishing Argentine Patagonia, broken down into regions and months - where to go in January, why the far south is anadromous, and why the flies get...
Driftless Region History and Spring Creek Stealth Approach Tactics - Mel Hayner
The Driftless region holds the country's densest concentration of spring creeks. Fifty years of fishing them come down to cold springs, slot limits, and a downstream approach.
The Best Dry Dropper Setup When Prospecting for Trout
Tying the dropper off the bend means re-rigging every time the dry changes. Attaching it to the tapered leader instead lets you swap the dry fly and keep the dropper...
Smallmouth and Musky in the Driftless Region and the Musky Mental Game - Kip Vieth
Twenty years of guiding the upper Mississippi and the St. Croix: why the smallmouth run big, how to work a popper or a diver, and what fall musky fishing really...
Bamboo Rods, Historical Reels, and the Caledonia Museum Trout Festival - Bonus Episode
A tackle historian on the three rare reels found in the Big Springs Museum's Seth Green room, and on buying a split bamboo rod that casts well for around $150.
Streamer Fishing for 30 Inch Browns on the South Holston
Jason and Christy McReynolds of Flying SoHo Guide Service in Tennessee talk about the monster browns they have connected with on the South Holston in recent years.
Fly Fishing for Gar and Applying Action to Your Streamers
The crew behind the Working Class Fishing Podcast covers everything from fly fishing for gar to nymphing for trout, all from a working class angler's view.
Dry Fly Tips for Spring Creek Fly Fishing
Christian Bacasa shares dry fly tips for fishing the crystal clear waters of spring creeks more effectively, in a short Insider Tips episode.
Targeting Curious Carp and Their Feeding Zone on the Fly
Carp guide Luke Annear explains how to target the feeding zone and silence your approach to spooky freshwater cruising giants, with host Christian Bacasa.
Argentina, Jackson Hole, and Chasing Backcountry Cutthroat
Jack Braun went from bass tournament ambitions to Argentina to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where he chases backcountry cutthroat trout whenever he can.
How to Fly Fish the Slow Flat Runs for Trout
Christian Bacasa shares several ways to make fishing the slow, flat runs for trout easier and less frustrating, in a short Insider Tips episode.
Tactics for Selective Trout While Fly Fishing
Five tactics for fly fishing to selective trout, shared by Christian Bacasa in a short Insider Tips episode aimed at making anglers more effective.
Whisky and Redband Rainbow Trout Fly Fishing
John Shewey, editor in chief of American Fly Fishing Magazine and Matchthehatch.com, talks redband rainbow trout and whisky with Christian Bacasa.
Isolate a Tactic to Get Better at Fly Fishing
Cats are great hunters. This Insider Tips episode covers several ways to act like a cat on the water and catch more fish, whatever species you target.
Be Like a Cat And Catch More Fish When Fly Fishing
Cats are great hunters. Christian Bacasa breaks down several ways to act like a cat while fly fishing and catch more fish across every species.
The Biggest Secret to Catching Trout
Tom McCoy, a Long Island native and author of more than five books, takes time to reveal his biggest secrets to catching trout.
Fly Fishing Tips Like Dapping, Slapping, Skating, and Sliding to the Lane
Dapping, slapping, skating and sliding to the lane: four ways to change things up and attract fish, from trout and bass to crappie and pike.
A Wet Fly Tactic to Maximize Your Time on the Water
Fishing upriver means walking back down. Christian Bacasa shares specific wet fly tactics for the walk back so the return trip produces more fish.