Episode 14 - Damien Nurre - Belize Permit Fly Fishing Icon Tells All.
Permit setups, leader formulas and fly choices from the man who runs the fishing programs for two southern Belize lodges, plus why tailing fish give you the best shot.
Permit setups, leader formulas and fly choices from the man who runs the fishing programs for two southern Belize lodges, plus why tailing fish give you the best shot.
Reyr Gear makes folding fly rods, and CFO Derek Roedel talks through the startup challenges the company still faces and the move toward plant based rods.
Steve Rennalls manages the Islander Reels brand and lays out where the company has come from, its goals for the next five years, and the new products on the way.
Forest Rogers, CEO and owner of Rock Treads Company, on the traction system for wading boots and why R&D has to happen before a product launches.
Growing up on a Canadian fishing TV set led to six seasons hosting her own travel show and, later, the Canadian distribution rights to the Fly Fishing Film Tour.
Search visibility decides which fly shop gets the booking. A digital strategist turned fly fisher on SEO, paid search, ambassador fit and online negativity.
Brian Niska of Skeena Spey Lodge and Geoff Perioway of Perioway Rod company on rod technology, the Skeena river, and a long fishing friendship.
Max Yzaguirre of Montana Angling Company on the prized local rivers he guides in Montana, the species available, and what a guest can expect on a trip.
Andrew Weiner, author of the fly fishing children's book Down by the River, on years in publishing and the long road from finished manuscript to print.
Paige Olson of Kinni Creek Lodge and Outfitters in River Falls, Wisconsin on guest comfort, fishing the river, and the fly shop on the lodge property.
Brandon Esposito of Classic Custom Rods on quitting his day job for rod building, why custom rods matter, and his focus on quality control and growth.
A conversation on the river about not wanting to buy a $1,200 saltwater setup for one week became Rent This Rod, a mail-order premium fly rod rental service.
Two university scientists cut slits in a silicone incubator gasket, spent years on prototypes, and launched Tacky Fly Fishing on a Kickstarter campaign.
Chris Ritter walks through building a wooden landing net by hand: 1/8-inch hardwood strips, 15 minutes of steam, inner tube clamps, a drum sander, and the nets that never make...
The opening episode of the Fly Fishing Insider Podcast covers the show's goals, the fly fishing business history behind the show, and where to listen and subscribe.