In this episode, Peter Jenkins talks with John Field, a seasoned fly-casting instructor and author. They discuss various tackle tactics and the experiences of top anglers in surf, fly, and inshore fishing. The conversation delves into fisheries management, conservation, and specific fishing destinations. John Field shares his vast experiences, including working with Larry Dahlberg, and insights from his latest book, 'Fly Fishing for Trophy Striped Bass.' The discussion also highlights the importance of water temperature, bait behavior, and practical fly fishing techniques. Additionally, John emphasizes the significance of proper casting mechanics, loop control, and using modern tools like video analysis for self-improvement.

In Episode 32, Dan & Josh break down the action from the recent musky fly fishing tournaments... Treelands & Beast of the East. With challenging conditions at Treelands, our team faced tough competition but had some memorable moments. This year was the highest attendance in tournament history with everyone duking it out for biggest fish and most muskies on the rivers and lakes. They also provide a run down of the experience at school of musky fly fishing. Plus don’t miss Dano’s Kwik Tip on tuning your gliders, a must-know trick of the trade.

In this episode from Slide Inn Podcast Kelly and Braeden continue their discussion from episode 1. They discuss the mindset one must have to chase giant fish. It's not for everyone, but it sure can be a hell of a lot of fun.

The boys at So Fly chat about e scouting fishing spots with no other than Erik Johsen of trout routes. some funny stuff is said and this is definitely worth a listen

Kelly Galloup’s personality is as vibrant and electric as a bag of smelling salts. He’s as raw and beautiful as my tarpon brothers in Homosassa. All this energy is exemplified by how he aggressively pursued the truth about streamers and how to fish them. Often he would submerge himself underwater and silently drift down the river examining where the fish were holding and learned that many big fish were in places he never targeted. His artistic mind exploded with fly designs and he started creating flies that would articulate and swim differently that the old standard patterns, which were thrown as an after thought when nothing else worked. Overnight he changed the game! Everyone started to streamer fish with his flies and began to regularly catch giants. People started to fish revered rivers differently, and he became famous with a cult like following. The older traditionalist didn’t like it at all. He is different, a disrupter, a dang force to be reckoned with, he is Kelly Galloup! On todays podcast, we cover all this and more in great detail…

(From November 25, 2024) I fished for two decades before I finally realized that not every river, not every creek or stream has big fish. For most of my early days of fishing, I thought there was a different class of fish in some of my favorite waters that I simply never encountered. And I liked to think that if I fished certain ways at certain times, I would finally catch those fish. But many years later, after more experience and after finally fishing all of the ways that are supposed to help you find the biggest fish — night fishing, streamer fishing, etc. — I also met many like minded anglers and became friends with enough obsessed fishermen whose stories and accounts I could trust. And I realized, no one catches big trout out of some of these waters. Why do some rivers hold big trout? This is a topic that has come up between all of us on long drives, around the tailgate, and on long walks along the riverbank. Why is it that some rivers just do not have any size to the fish, and then, maybe just the next valley over, not only is the average size larger, but the top tier fish is bigger too? We're here to talk about it .

In this episode of Fly Fish Food Shop Talk Curtis and Spencer sit down with Tim Johnson. Tim is the owner of Tim Johnson Gallery and has become well known for his artwork in the industry. If you’ve seen mind boggling wood burning art on a fly rod grip, it’s likely done by hand by Tim himself! Join in as we chat with Tim today.

Steve Duda is a renowned writer and editor with a deep passion for fly fishing and outdoor adventure. His work has appeared in some of the most prestigious angling publications, including his latest book, River Songs, where his storytelling captures the heart and soul of the sport. In this episode of Anchored, we discuss optics in outdoor marketing, how fly fishing connects us, gate-keeping, fishing in Guyana, and more.

Mitch and Aldo sit down with Josh Butler of Courage Fly Fishing, based in Ottawa, to talk about one of the most badass pursuits in the fly fishing world - chasing musky. Josh shares his journey into fly fishing, the drive behind Courage Fly Fishing, and the thrill (and patience) it takes to land THE apex predator of freshwater. Whether you're a seasoned musky chaser or just curious about what it takes to target these toothy beasts, Josh's stories and insights are sure to get you fired up. Plus, we dig into his fly fishing life and what keeps him coming back to the water.

In Kelly Gallups new podcast series Kelly and Braeden sit down to talk a little bit about their project "Hunting a 30" as well as the things anglers can do to increase their chances at landing a giant trout. this is a dont miss clear your schedule and and hunker in for a solid listen .

Capt. Aaron Snell embodies the spirit of exploration and innovation in fly fishing as well as conventional fishing. With a soft-spoken demeanor that belies his deep knowledge of the waters around Key West, Florida, Aaron is renowned for his unconventional approach and keen intellect on the water.

In this episode of the Spot Burn Podcast, Dan and Josh sit down with Gabe Park to discuss his epic summer musky trip and the surprising catch of a possible Leech Lake musky in a popular Wisconsin river. They also touch on the Meateater Podcast EP 569, the Musky Wars, where Steve Rinella and Larry Ramsell discuss musky fishing.