Dry Fly Fishing with a Short Leader on Spring Creeks
A Pennsylvania outfitter breaks down why a 7-foot leader beats a 9-foot one on spring creeks, how to read a rise form, and where to land a dry fly on...
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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
Fly Fishing the White River Water System in the Summer
An Arkansas guide explains how eight feet of dam-driven water change moves every lie on the White River, when the caddis and sulfur windows hit, and why you set the...
Bull Trout, Alaska Guiding and the Mayfly Project
The founders of a foster-care fly fishing nonprofit break down what connection really means on a tight line rig, and why an oversized indicator hides most of your bites.
Backcountry Skinz - Get to Know - The Angler
Backcountry lakes in the Alberta and BC Rockies: where the fish sit, why stripping a balanced leech beats hanging one, and how pack rafts open water you cannot walk to.
Migrating Your Fly Fishing to Stillwater
A Colorado Springs guide on why anglers are moving to stillwater, the midge stripping rig he fishes 85 percent of the time, and how to find the right depth.
The McKenzie River and Modern Fly Lines
Chris Daughters of the Caddis Fly Shop in Eugene, Oregon walks through fishing Oregon's McKenzie River and breaks down what modern fly lines do differently.
Smoke in the Chimneys Hatchery and a Rare Spring Creek
Ty Walker, a farm to table specialist, is the owner-operator of an 1800s fish hatchery in New Castle, Virginia, and he explains how hatchery fish are raised.
Tips and Tricks to Keep Your Hands Warm When Winter Fishing
Winter fishing brings fewer crowds and prolific hatches. Christian Bacasa shares a few ways to keep your hands warm so the weather stops cutting days short.
Fly Fishing Conservation is Healing Rivers with Scientific Research
An aquatic ecologist explains how insect samples are used to grade river health, why salmonflies take three years underwater, and what that means for nymph selection.
Episode 105 - Mark Kurlansky - History of Salmon
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.
Episode 51 - Kayla Lockhart, Owner Kayla Lockhart Fly Fishing - Open and Honest Life, Fly Fishing & More.
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.
Episode 41 - Kaitlin Barnhart, Co-founder -The Mayfly Project - Helping Foster Kids Fish
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.