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WOT 246: Creating Dry Fly Movement Through Tying and Presentation in Pennsylvania with Eric Naguski
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Ep. 246 Creating Dry Fly Movement Through Tying and Presentation in Pennsylvania with Eric Naguski

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Eric Naguski from Boiling Springs Pennsylvania.  Eric’s earliest memories all involve fishing.  He fell in love with the idea of problem solving from the beginning, catching fish from the dock of his father’s sailboat in Maryland.  A cousin gave him a fly rod and thus began his lifelong love of fly fishing. 
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On October 22, 2025 • By
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The Rendezvous – More Than a Fly Fishing Trip

The mountain men called it the Rendezvous.  They would come down from the Rocky Mountains where they trapped beaver in ice cold streams and avoided being scalped by Indians.  Much of their life was alone.  Coming back to the world was a time to reunite with their lot of men and tell lies about where they had been and what they had seen.  Excessive drinking and hollering was the norm.  Overall hell raising would ensue for weeks.  Their story is the birthplace of the name Shemchuk Rendezvous --- only ours entails less hell raising and more fly fishing.
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On October 20, 2025 • By
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WOT 245: Soft Hackle Tactics, the Provo River, and Fly Fishing Instruction with Nick Teynor
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Ep. 245 Soft Hackle Tactics, the Provo River, and Fly Fishing Instruction with Nick Teynor

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Nick Teynor, from Salt Lake City, Utah. When Nick was a child his family road tripped from Maryland to Washington State for his father’s job transfer.  Along the way, he was introduced to fly fishing, while watching drift boats out the car window in the Rocky Mountains.  A stop at the family’s cabin in Montana sealed the deal.  He had a fly rod in his hand for the first time, and from then on it was all he wanted to pursue and learn about in the fishing world.  
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On October 15, 2025 • By
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Bull Trout and Glass Fish Art with Martin Gerdin (Ep. 232)
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Bull Trout and Glass Fish Art with Martin Gerdin (Ep. 232)

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Martin Gerdin, from Aspen Colorado.  Martin grew up fishing with a spinning rig and a passion for fish that bled over into an early introduction to the world of glass art.  As Martin began to learn the craft of shaping glass, a fish was first on his list to create.  Martin credits his later discovery of fly fishing for helping him maintain sobriety and for bringing clarity to his art and life.  Since he began fly fishing Martin has also become passionate about the native species of North America and has spent much of his free time learning their history and seeking them out with a fly rod.  We discuss how to find and fish to bull trout, the habitat challenges bull trout face,  and the process of creating fish from glass.
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On January 30, 2025 • By
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WOT 231: From Dry or Die to Nymphing, Tactics for the Catskills with Chris Gallagher
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From Dry or Die to Nymphing, Tactics for the Catskills with Chris Gallagher (Ep. 231)

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Chris Gallagher from upstate New York.  Chris started fly fishing during high school in Virginia, but it was after he joined the army and was stationed in upstate New York’s Fort Drum, that Chris found a connection that would carry him through his military career and beyond.  His love for fishing the Adirondacks and Catskills helped him decide to make New York his home after twenty years of service, during which he was a hard core dry or die fly fisherman. Eventually, Chris came around to nymph fishing to help get more out of his time on the water, and even earned a spot on the USA Fly Fishing competition team.  We discuss how to find and adjust to different sections of the river, casting and hooksets while euro nymphing, and the famous Catskills fishery.  Chris also shares some stories about catching fish while deployed overseas in Iraq.
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On January 22, 2025 • By
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Doing the Work in Fly Fishing with Steve Schmidt
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Doing the Work in Fly Fishing with Steve Schmidt (Ep. 223)

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Steve Schmidt, from Salt Lake City, UT. Steve moved to Utah to pursue his love of skiing while attending college. He quickly became a die hard fly fisherman, spending almost every free day on the Provo River, skiing in the evenings, and spending his summers on some of the west’s most storied fisheries. Steve’s hunger to progress and learn fostered relationships with fly fishing mentors that not only helped him as a fisherman, but also opened the doors to a life and career in fly fishing. Steve opened his fly shop, Western Rivers Fly Fisher, in 1986 and although he’s recently retired, you can still find him in the shop helping others progress on their own fly fishing journeys. We discuss dry fly tactics and why doing the hard work matters in all aspects of fly fishing.
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On November 21, 2024 • By
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Less is More Casting Lessons and the Lower Deschutes River with Mary Ann Dozer
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Less is More Casting Lessons and the Lower Deschutes River with Mary Ann Dozer (Ep. 222)

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Mary Ann Dozer from Sisters, Oregon. Mary Ann started fly fishing in 1995 when she joined her husband after one of his fly fishing trips in Yellowstone National Park. She fell in love with fly fishing and was soon spending most of her weekends on the river. Mary Ann also has a degree in organizational change and was working as an engineer in the technology industry when she decided it was time for a change herself. She began an early retirement and continued to pursue her passion for fly fishing. After a trip to Idaho volunteering with Casting for Recovery, Mary Ann soon found herself living and guiding summers in Salmon Idaho and later on the Lower Deschutes River. Mary Ann has her Masters Casting Certification from Fly Fishers International, is the Technology Lead for the FFI Casting Board of Governors, and has helped pioneer virtual and video based fly casting instruction. We discuss the Lower Deschutes River, habit patterns, and why less is more in fly casting.
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On November 21, 2024 • By
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