Episode 82 - "Where Are They Now?" Interview Series: Rock Treads
Forrest Rogers, CEO of Rock Treads, on the past year of progress, acquiring sit-anywhere chair company Crazy Creek, and the company's lodge programs.
Forrest Rogers, CEO of Rock Treads, on the past year of progress, acquiring sit-anywhere chair company Crazy Creek, and the company's lodge programs.
Mike Schultz of Schultz Outfitters on putting anglers on very large smallmouth bass, off-season tactics, and why Michigan is a must-fish bass destination.
Michigan guide Jon Ray on catching smallmouth bass effectively on the fly, the multi-species water he works, and tips that carry over to steelhead.
Reno guide Arlo Townsend on fishing Pyramid Lake and the Truckee River, the setup he trusts for big fish, and what he does differently with SA products.
Colorado guide Matt McCannel on stealthy trout hunting tactics, the leader setup that makes it work, and the controversy over ladders on the Gunnison River.
Montana guide Hilary Hutcheson on reading water, catching big fish in fast current, her rig for it, and her daughters now entering the fly fishing industry.
Jeff Currier on chasing tigers and peacock bass, the leader line setup behind his success, and the daily blog he has written since 2009.
Jess McGlothlin on becoming one of fly fishing's top photographers and journalists, and how she built a life around travel, brands and fishing.
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.
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.
Dave Stewart, creator of the Wet Fly Swing Podcast, on how the show started, his hosted travel program, and advice for new fly fishing podcasters.
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.
United Women on the Fly founder Heather Hodson on empowering and educating women in fly fishing, working with sponsors, Spey fishing, and travel.
A look at Yentna, the guide booking software system built as a one-stop shop for guides who book trips, talk with guests and collect payments online.
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.
Kenneth Klimes explains Fly Fishers at the Crossing, the fellowship's community work, what membership expects of you, and the trips and events it holds.
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.
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.
Kyle Jones manages Stoney Lake Lodge on the Douglas Lake Ranch, where century-old bullet holes in the saloon walls sit alongside a rich trout fishery.