EP #6 Landon Mayer, "Crushing it every time"
Landon Mayer on stillwater fly fishing, the gear he uses for big trout in rivers and lakes, and the fight to protect wild browns in South Park.
Landon Mayer on stillwater fly fishing, the gear he uses for big trout in rivers and lakes, and the fight to protect wild browns in South Park.
Laid-up fish, migrating schools of 200, then small resident tarpon eating on top. What changes month to month in the Keys, and how to be ready for each shot.
Jeff Liskay on a 30-year guiding career, steelhead line selection, and a line change that raises smallmouth bass catch rates.
Bruce Richards built fly lines for Scientific Anglers for a living. Here is what he says about the designs that changed the way the world fishes.
Trxstle started on Kickstarter and ran into a lawsuit threat and a long list of design problems before the CRC fly rod storage system existed.
Fishpond, Tacky Fly Boxes and Gink & Gasoline on an acquisition that closed days before IFTD 2019 and what comes next for fly box storage.
Capt Joel Dickey takes apart the myths around tarpon on the fly and walks through the leader and line setup he uses to get anglers on fish.
Alice Owsley talks through her guiding career, conservation in Montana, and the part she played in creating the new Scientific Anglers Absolute leaders.
Geoff Klane of Brackish Flies on tying, rod building and guiding in New England, plus the carp fishing that region is quietly good for.
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.
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.
Sight Line Provisions owner and artist Edgar Diaz on the early roadblocks, the material issues the product faced, and building a globally loved fly fishing brand.
Riversmith's Luke Winkler on the rod carrying storage system, the work behind transporting rods safely, and the causes the brand gives back to.
Blue Halo CEO Courtney Boice on why he built an online company for the world's best fiberglass fly rods, and the new S2 fiberglass and Liger Hybrid rod.
Part 2 of the Kristen Mustad conversation covers the red drag on Nautilus fly reels, the industry hurdles he cleared, and the trout streams where he made his biggest calls.
Part 1 of the Kristen Mustad interview traces how Nautilus Fly Reels grew into a premium manufacturer, and what it took to get the reels in front of the right...