How to find great fly fishing close to home, with Greg DeMars
I've had a number of guests on the podcast teaching us about urban fly fishing and it will be an ongoing process because everyone has different takes on how to approach it. There is nothing better than a few hours of peace before or after work, without needing to drive for hours, and you can find i…
Fishing close to home, with Bon Iver's Sean Carey
My guest this week is Sean Carey [48:31], drummer and keyboard player for the indie folk band Bon Iver, who also records solo work as S Carey. Sean has been fly fishing for many years, beginning when he was in high school, and we spend a lot of time discussing the concept of "growing where you were…
#77: Fishing Close to the Boat: A Smarter Way to Get Clients – Joe McKay
What if you didn’t need to have everything figured out — and could still build a thriving freelance business?
In this episode, I’m joined by Joe McKay, a copywriter, ghostwriter, and business coach who helps solopreneurs get better at working ON their businesses.
Joe shares how embracing experiment…
The Three Tier Approach and Simplification from a Competition Angler
Go to www.flyfishfinder.com to explore the latest app available, which is fly fishing exclusive and will truly improve your outings. Mike Komara, a competitive fisherman, discusses his experience in competitive fishing and the different levels of competition. He explains that the average competitio…
Tips on fishing high alpine lakes, with George Hunker
This week, my guest is long-time Orvis-endorsed guide George Hunker [49:26], who has won two awards (guide of the year and the coveted lifetime achievement award) for his excellence in creating wonderful experiences for his customers. George has a lifetime of experience in fishing alpine lakes in t…
50. Imad's Syrian Kitchen with Imad Al Arnab
In today’s episode I speak to the wonderful Imad Al Arnab of Imad’s Syrian Kitchen. Imad has such an amazing story. He was a successful restaurateur in his home city of Damascus, Syria where he owned multiple restaurants, several juice bars and coffee shops. After they were all bombed and it became…
All about Midges, with Rick Hafele
I get a lot of questions about midges and their life cycle, so I thought I would invite a professional entomologist to give us an overview of these insects and how to imitate them. Rick Hafele [3816] has not only been an entomologist all his working life, he's also a superb angler and fly-fishing a…
When Catch-and-Release Doesn't Work, with Tim Traver
Catch-and-release fishing for trout is not a conservation tool. It's a way to manage trout populations for larger fish, based mainly on sociological or even political pressures. Sometimes it doesn't even produce larger fish, and it can backfire when it inflames local anglers. Tim Traver [38:50], au…
NFL Coach turns down the President to go fishing!? (ft. Jimmy Johnson)
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to get a call from the President of the United States? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Hall of Fame Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Jimmy Johnson, who shares his incredible story of receiving a call from the President after winning t…
Ep 100: Jimbo Meador: Meditating and Marinating on Fishing Stories, Close Calls, & Jimmy Buffett
This is our 100th episode! And we could not think of anyone better than Jimbo Meador, Alabama fly fishing legend and outdoorsman to be our guest for this special occasion. Jimbo was on our show once before, but if you know Jimbo, there’s always more stories to tell.
We were so honore…
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