Marsh Sessions and How to Start a Fly Fishing Community
Bimonthly brewery gatherings, a fall festival that drew 450 people, and nearly $4,000 raised for conservation - built with no budget, one partner and a lot of phone calls.
Bimonthly brewery gatherings, a fall festival that drew 450 people, and nearly $4,000 raised for conservation - built with no budget, one partner and a lot of phone calls.
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.
Angler and photographer Amber Toner describes her formula for success on small creeks, then walks through several tips for improving your photography on the water.
John Dietsch, lead fly fishing consultant on A River Runs Through It, talks about his own fishing and the passions the film has overshadowed.
Ben Kraushaar is an artist who creates epic adventures caught on film for conservation, and he brings several wild stories from those outings to the podcast.
Aaron Smith on shooting better fish photos with cheap gear, reading structure on an unfamiliar lake, and the wind-blown rocky bank rig he counts on when fishing goes slow.
Atlantic salmon on public Newfoundland water: small wets while the river is cold, hitched flies as it warms, a guide rule for non-residents, and fish landed in minutes rather than...
How a small British Columbia online fly shop built a business on stillwater tying materials, free instruction and custom kits sized to a beginner's budget.
David Cannon shoots for Scientific Anglers, Winston Fly Rods and Bass Pro Shops. He shares how he built that career, plus photo tips and news of a new book.
Bluffline Media is a growing fly fishing film brand making very fishy content. Andrew explains how a full-time high school teacher built it around the day job.
Australian guide Josh Hutchins on chasing barramundi and blue bastards, the award-winning films made with Jacko Lucas, and staying clear of crocs on the flats.
Jess McGlothlin on becoming one of fly fishing's top photographers and journalists, and how she built a life around travel, brands and fishing.
One returned camera, one rented theater, and a tour that now runs 26 stops across seven states - built on films about people fishing close to home.
Jako Lucas of Captain Jack Productions on early guiding days, award-winning films shot around the world, and the clothing brand he is building now.
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.
Gink and Gasoline's Louis Cahill on photo infringement by Coca Cola, his Facebook account being attacked from Russia, and starring in a B.F. Goodrich video.