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Podcast Ep. 123 – The Yellowstone River, Introducing Newcomers to Fly Fishing, and the Value of Good Knots with Alex Emery

I learned knots from my father as a child. I can't remember it, but I knew them before I started fly fishing, so I must have been a child.

On December 22, 2022 • By Jason Shemchuk

Photo by Jesse Males from Back Water Fly Fishing

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Podcast Ep 122 – The Importance of Exploration and the Upper Green River with Donicio Gomez

And what do those ten trips bring him? The answer is not more fish, at least not in the short term. Donicio will admit that nine out of ten of those trips are a bust. Sure, there is value in the adventure of it, and the beauty of being in the mountains, but these trips typically end in long drives and tough hikes with little to no fish… nine out of ten times. Donicio goes for that tenth time.

On December 15, 2022 • By Jason Shemchuk

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Podcast Ep. 109 – Streamer Techniques and the Bighorn River with Camille Egdorf

Sometimes confidence can come from a few less flies lost in the brush or a little less time spent tying on flies. And yes, maybe a few more trout in the net as well.

On September 15, 2022 • By Jason Shemchuk

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Podcast Ep. 108 – Spey Casting and Fly Fishing in England with Simon Gawesworth

In this episode we Wadeoutthere with Simon Gawesworth, from Washington state. Simon grew up teaching fly fishing at an early age at his father’s fly fishing school in England. He has spent his life traveling the world, learning, and teaching fly fishing in the form of classes, books, shows, events, schools, and articles, and most recently as an instructor for Far Bank.

On September 8, 2022 • By Jason Shemchuk

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Podcast Ep. 107 – Wade Fishing the Saltwater Flats of South Florida with Marcos Mazzola

In this episode we Wadeoutthere with Marcos Mazzola from South Florida. Marcos began his fly fishing journey wading and fishing from a skiff in the saltwater flats with his close friend from school who also became his fly fishing mentor. As he progressed as a fly fisher, his photography passion began to become more and more intertwined with his love of the outdoors.

On September 2, 2022 • By Jason Shemchuk

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Podcast Ep. 105 – Blue Lining Western North Carolina with Caleb and Joshua Simmons

There is so much to learn and teach if we take the time. We show them seams where trout feed or carry them across swift currents. Flip rocks and match bugs from a fly box. Wet their hands before holding the trout you let them reel in. Laugh as they splash and swing the net, chasing a big brown darting on your line in the current.

On August 18, 2022 • By Jason Shemchuk

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Podcast Ep. 104 – Winter Fishing and Building Friendships on the Provo River with Rebeca Granillo

The river has changed in the winter, but somehow it's familiar. Amplified somehow in every experience. We walk out to the river, but it's quieter. The sound of snow crunching beneath our boots reminds us of that silence. We read water, but the seams and pockets are more nuanced and subtle.

On August 11, 2022 • By Jason Shemchuk