Ralph Cutter is an incredibly observant, practical angler with a life time of experience in whitewater-- while fishing, in boat, and participating in water saves. He thinks that what we have actually been taught to...
Making use of the natural contaminant rotenone to get rid of intrusive, non-native types of trout to safeguard native types is a questionable subject. Does it actually work? What does the toxin do to the...
Todd Tanner is a long-lasting fly fisher and reporter who invested years as a guide on the Henrys Fork, among the very best (and hardest) dry-fly rivers on the planet. He likewise chooses not to...
Editor's Note: Tom runs out town today, so here's a traditional podcast that initially aired on 1/19/2018. Take pleasure in! Today's podcast is my yearly bull session with Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions Rather of us choosing a subject,...
My visitor today is Jeremie Prine, owner and head guide of Orvis-endorsed Dunoir Fly Fishing Adventures in Dubois, Wyoming. He concentrates on fishing little wilderness creeks (along with bigger rivers) in Wyoming and is among...
Scott Sadil, author and Fly Fishing Editor of Gray's Sporting Journal, is a leader in fishing the browse in Baja, and in his several years of experience he's found out a lots of important ideas....
Caution: today's podcast, with biologist Mike Miller is not precisely boosting; in reality, it's downright dismaying. Established in the mid 90s, neonics are the single-most popular insecticide class in the United States. I feel that...
Today, my visitor is Orvis item designer Jesse Haller, who-- besides being accountable for items like internet, wading shoes, and fishing packs, and vests-- invested several years as a fishing guide. Jesse goes over how...
Today I talk to Capt. Jason Sullivan, of Rising Tide Charters, who fishes out of Flamingo in South Florida and covers both the southern Everglades and Florida Bay. We yap about tarpon, however likewise redfish, snook, sea trout, cobia,...
Expense Sisson is the starting editor of Angler's Journal publication and his just recently released book, Seasons of the Striper, is a classy pictorial love letter to striped bass fishing. Expense has actually seen numerous...
