Guided EP # 4 Bruce Richards, fly lines 101 the man that changed the way the world fishes.
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.
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.
Angie Scott and Jen Ripple on growing up fishing with family and on the Instagram accounts showing more skin than fin in the fly fishing world.
Alice Owsley talks through her guiding career, conservation in Montana, and the part she played in creating the new Scientific Anglers Absolute leaders.
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.
Geoff Klane of Brackish Flies on tying, rod building and guiding in New England, plus the carp fishing that region is quietly good for.
Conway Bowman on mako shark fly fishing, the fishery itself, and how a Vermont angler ended up a saltwater pro under his guidance.
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.
Kate Watson on competitive Spey casting, the distances the top casters are reaching, her travel destination programs, and tying classic Spey patterns.
Naknek River rainbows eat streamers, mice and flesh flies and fight far above their length. Captain James Johnson on trout season, permit, and buying lodges.
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.
AFFTA's Matt Smythe on why IFTD changed, the seminars and opportunities waiting for attendees, and the A Day for Bristol Bay passion project behind #D4BB.
Angling Trade Magazine's Tim Romano on how the industry magazine started, why brick and mortar shops are fading, and his passion for outdoor photography.
How DUN Magazine went from a challenge to an editor to a quarterly print title in six years, and why its tagline is empowering women, not ignoring men.
Dakota Mercer, head guide at Westcoast Fishing Adventures and a Nautilus prostaff, started in the business young and now works to put clients on big Skeena steelhead.
A British Columbia fly subscription box, taken apart: what is in the mailer each month, why the flies cost more at wholesale, and how free cross-border shipping became possible.
Brendan Morrison went from the NHL to hosting the Reel West Coast Fishing Show, and he covers beer, coastal fishing, the Tofino Saltwater Classic, and his businesses.
Thomas Bickerson guides for Icelandic Fly Tours and covers Iceland's species and seasons, the gear you need, and what a guided tour looks like. He also guides Belize.
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.
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.