Podcast appearances and mentions of dan frasier

Zachary comes to town and we catch up with him in studio then we give Dan Frasier a call and stuff gets fun.  we compare salt fish to carp then  we get deep into dog talk.  we find out that humping with purpose means something.   tonight's show has been brought to you by  https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.queencityguiding.com/

Zachary comes to town and we catch up with him in studio then we give Dan Frasier a call and stuff gets fun.  we compare salt fish to carp then  we get deep into dog talk.  we find out that humping with purpose means something.   tonight's show has been brought to you by  https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.queencityguiding.com/

In our campaign to take pressure off our over-stressed trout rivers during this hot, dry summer I figured a great topic would be how to find carp fishing spots. Not every place that holds carp is conducive to fly fishing, but when you find the right spot, you'll find endlessly fascinating opportunities to catch these often difficult gamefish that will test your drag like no other freshwater fish (besides steelhead and salmon). So I enlisted Dan Frasier [46:00] to talk about how to find the best carp spots, when and where to target them, how to present the fly, and how to determine when a carp has eaten your fly. Carp are tough and resilient and you don't need to worry about hurting them, no matter how warm the water temperature. Next to trout, they're the most interesting fish to chase in fresh water and the closest you'll get to saltwater flats fishing without leaving home. In the Fly Box this week, as usual we have some great questions and tips from listeners, including: Do certain trout get acclimated to either very high or low temperature regimes? Why do I foul hook a lot of fish when Euro nymphing? Why does my Euro rig break above the tippet ring? A casting tip using the analogy of a tomato on a stick Does Orvis have a secret warehouse full of older discontinued products? How can I keep track of tiny emergers in the surface film? Do you recommend felt soles or rubber with cleats for wading boots? When fishing for panfish, does having an indicator on the leader hinder my presentation when I strip the fly? Why are my surgeon's knots breaking when using 10-pound test for panfish? What is the difference between regular CDC and CDC puffs? Some tips from a listener on traveling with fly-fishing gear Is it OK to hold a fly rod on the blank above the grip when playing a large fish? A tip from a listener on using a lint roller to keep the fly-tying desk clean Is there any reason to put fly dressing on a yarn strike indicator? Will my freshwater reels work OK in salt water? Why do my foam dry flies sometimes land upside-down?

PART ONE:** A 'MUST LISTEN' FOR ALL CARP ANGLERS**Dan Frasier is arguably one of the most significant Carp on the Fly anglers in the USA today.  Along with a handful of others, Dan has been pioneering the approach for our beloved species for many years across the country.  A published author, speaker and all around great guy, with a vast amount of knowledge on the subject, he sits down with Sean to document some of the most significant aspects of the sport today in a wonderful 3 part interview.   Dan discusses his history and gives some incredible insights into his personal methodology and approach for targeting the species.  This is a 'must listen' for anyone that has ever considered targeting carp ....whether on the fly or by a traditional approach. The wealth of information on the species that Dan goes into during this 3 part series is a joy to listen to.... You won't be disappointed! 

Episode 93 - I am really struggling to find the words to describe how good this show is, let me start by letting you know who Dan is. Dan Frasier is from South Dakota USA and is a Guide, Author ( The Orvis Beginners Guide to Carp Flies), magazine columnist and soon to be host of the Gink and Gasoline podcast Tales on Tails. To say Dan is a good communicator is an understatement, and to put that together with his knowledge of his favourite prey Carp, you have a guy who can cover everything you would ever want to know about Carp. Lets face it, Carp can be a polarizing species, even if you haven't woken up yet to the awesomeness that is Carp, I'm sure as a fisherman of any species, you will greatly appreciate how Dan breaks down his species of choice on the show. Dan goes into detail with fly selection, techniques, environment observation and most interestingly, the physiology of Carp. There is a deep lesson in this show for anyone who looks to further their fishing skills, this is one of our best yet!!   This show is presented by Manic Tackle and Beast Brushes

dan frasier comes back to talk and carp, traveling, pheasants, a dog, and so much more tonight's show has been brought to you by https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.whyknot.fishing/ https://www.queencityguiding.com/  

dan frasier comes back to talk and carp, traveling, pheasants, a dog, and so much more tonight's show has been brought to you by https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.whyknot.fishing/ https://www.queencityguiding.com/  

We had a great time with Dan! This is one cool cat. Super Fishy. If you missed him the first time, look back and listen. He will be back again. 

Dan visits the podcast this week. We talk a lot about carp, conservation, and carp. This guy has too much experience for an hour, so he will be back with us in the near future.  Help support the show https://tntrailer.com/ Bejuco Flats Fly Co. https://stoneflynets.com/ https://www.cutthroatfurledleaders.com/ Save 15% promo Kayak 19 Delta Baits

[Interview starts at 37:17]   This week, our podcast is all about carp.  It's a more advanced carp podcast with my buddy Dan Frasier, who is one of the most knowledgeable carp anglers I know.  Carp are almost never easy and sometimes they are damn near impossible.  But they are a fascinating challenge, and a good fish to chase when you aren't able to travel to more exotic places for big fish--something we all need to concentrate on.   I'm going to be doing more podcasts about fishing close to home--a bunch of small stream tips from various parts of the country, and also on bass and panfish.  Stay tuned in the coming months.   In the Fly Box this week, we have these questions and suggestions form listeners: Can I fish steelhead with a single-handed rod?  I can't find any information on it. What type of stream bottom is best for rubber with metal studs on the soles, and what type is best with just rubber soles? How can I find small wild trout spring creeks in the Northeast? My flies don't look as good as the ones I buy in a fly shop?  Should I still fish with them even if the bodies do not have as nice a taper or the wings are too long? Does it matter where I put the rubber legs on my panfish flies? A suggestion on how to hold onto big trout when they jump If a fish in a certain feeding lie gets caught every week, will it move away or will it just become harder to catch? What is the best knot for tying a light tippet to a hopper imitation? A tip from a physical therapist who has developed an Instagram channel on mobility and strengthening articles just for fly fishers  Which H3 rod would be best for trout streamers and fairly large bass? What is the difference between a good and a really great fly fisher?

segment 1: the guy come in and talk some nonsense, and mark tells his latest tale of conquering a musky. segment 2: our good friend Dan Frasier calls in and talks about getting kids into the out of doors.  he tells tails of being a father of a teenage daughter and all o the pitfalls of phones and electronics, and high lights of introducing new kids into outside actives. segment 3: we recap stories of our outdoor pasts and talk about fish that got away.  there was also some football talk. tonight's show has been brought to us by https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.whyknot.fishing/ and check out tonight's guest's book  https://www.amazon.com/Orvis-Beginners-Guide-Carp-Flies/dp/1629144630/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+orvis+beginner%27s+guide+to+carp+flies&qid=1580092560&sr=8-1

segment 1: the guy come in and talk some nonsense, and mark tells his latest tale of conquering a musky. segment 2: our good friend Dan Frasier calls in and talks about getting kids into the out of doors.  he tells tails of being a father of a teenage daughter and all o the pitfalls of phones and electronics, and high lights of introducing new kids into outside actives. segment 3: we recap stories of our outdoor pasts and talk about fish that got away.  there was also some football talk. tonight's show has been brought to us by https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.whyknot.fishing/ and check out tonight's guest's book  https://www.amazon.com/Orvis-Beginners-Guide-Carp-Flies/dp/1629144630/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+orvis+beginner%27s+guide+to+carp+flies&qid=1580092560&sr=8-1

Imagine an undiscovered Eden in the heart of South Dakota, a major river lying untouched and forgotten for decades – with epic fishing amidst thunderous solitude. It exists, and Dan Frasier, a pioneer of fly fishing for big carp and author of an Orvis guide to carp flies, found it: 39 miles of the Missouri River, almost inaccessible to the public, almost unknown. He was sorely tempted to keep his discovery to himself. Why he did not is a message for all American conservationists.

Long-time listener Dan Frasier put together this mock interview with Tom and we just had to share it. While there is no offensive language, if you have small children present, or are easily offended, you may want to skip this one. Thanks, Dan!

On Episode 79 of The Edge of Innovation, we're talking with business owner Dan Frasier, about entrepreneurship & how his company, Cornerstone Commissioning Inc., is more than just a business! For Full Transcript and Other Helpful Resources Click Here: https://www.saviorlabs.com/cornerstone-commissioning-more-than-just-a-business/ Many Thanks Our Sponsor - SaviorLabs – offering Managed IT Services, Application Development and Website Design and Marketing. Call them today at 978-223-2959 or visit https://www.saviorlabs.com

On Episode 78 of The Edge of Innovation, we're talking with Dan Frasier, co-founder of Cornerstone Commissioning Inc., about building control systems and continuous commissioning. For Full Transcript and Other Helpful Resources Click Here: https://www.saviorlabs.com/building-control-systems-continuous-commissioning/ Many Thanks Our Sponsor - SaviorLabs – offering Managed IT Services, Application Development and Website Design and Marketing. Call them today at 978-223-2959 or visit https://www.saviorlabs.com

On Episode 77 of The Edge of Innovation, we're talking with Dan Frasier, Co-founder of Cornerstone Commissioning Inc., about construction commissioning. For Full Transcript and Other Helpful Resources Click Here: https://www.saviorlabs.com/what-is-construction-commissioning-with-dan-frasier/ Many Thanks Our Sponsor - SaviorLabs – offering Managed IT Services, Application Development and Website Design and Marketing. Call them today at 978-223-2959 or visit https://www.saviorlabs.com

Dan Frasier has a genesis story that is a bit different from most. His mother, Joyce, was the person primarily responsible for teaching him how to fish, and feeding his fishing curiosity as a youngster. This story is about Joyce and the impact she has had on the Frasier family fishing traditions. Joyce grew up fishing with her grandfather, and has always had fishing in her life.  She fell in love with the sport at an early age and has been at it ever since.  After Dan began fly fishing, he took Joyce under his wing and taught her the ropes.  That has become her new passion.  She loves fishing with her children and her grandchildren, and she loves fishing on her own.  Most of all...she loves sharing her stories and her experiences with the ones she cares about.   Music (in order of appearance):    "Tonto" - Silent Partner   "Chances" - Silent Partner   "Sugar Pines" - Wes Hutchinson   "Someone's in the Kitchen" - Ella Frasier   "Bittersweet" - Silent partner

Dan Frasier is the author of Orvis' Beginners Guide to Carp Flies. He snuck into catching carp on the fly, and is building a foundation for his career in the industry. His passion for common carp, fly fishing, and adventure is contagious.  Guarantee you'll be searching for your next fishing adventure, or searching for carp before the episode is over.  And this is only the beginning... Check out the first issue of Carp Pro magazine, fly fishing edition.  Very, very good information. Music (in order of appearance):  "The Atmosphere - The Little Glass Men     "Seasonal" - Silent Partner Push Me by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/   "Trips" - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena   "Sawdust" - Silent Partner

I always enjoy doing podcasts with Dan Frasier. He’s always upbeat, often very funny, and is one of the most insightful carp anglers I know. He’s also the author of The Orvis Beginner’s Guide to Carp Flies http://www.orvis.com/p/the-orvis-beginners-guide-to-carp-flies/2ef7 , which I think is a misleading title because his book is THE authority on carp flies and is a favorite with many expert carp anglers. Dan talks about how potentially the best carp fishing of the year lies ahead of us, something I was not aware of. I always thought carp fishing was best in the heat of summer, but you’ll discover in this podcast that you have a lot more to look forward to—and Dan will tell you how and why. And of course we have an installment of the Fly Box, covering such esoteric topics as fishing with dogs, trout in Mexico, jumping trout, sinking lines for trout, and how to fish a difficult tail of a pool.

  In this week’s podcast, I interview Dan Frasier, noted fly-rod carp angler and writer, on tying flies for warm-water species.  But don’t miss it if you are not a fly tier because he also gives lots of tips for catching carp, largemouths, smallmouths, pike, walleye, and even gar on the fly.  And even if you don’t tie flies for warmwater species, he also offers great stuff on tying bigger baitfish and crayfish imitations in general.  In The Fly Box, we range from where to where to go on your honeymoon to recommendations for my favorite brand of stepladder to other questions I can answer like what small-stream trout do in the winter, how to treat your flies in the off-season, clamp vs. pedestal vises, and much more.

This week we have a great interview with Dan Frasier, fly-fishing editor of Carp Pro magazine on—guess what?  There are some terrific tips in this interview and here are a couple I had not heard of and will try on my next carp fishing trip.  I am sure you will find some as well.  In the Fly Box, we range from hooking shad to getting started in fly tying to picking the right leader length to fishing streamers in Europe.  And I'm also asked about my top 10 saltwater flies for fishing anywhere is the world, so I will list them here as well as mention them in the podcast 1.       Lefty's Deceiver in chartreuse in size 1 2.       Lefty's Deceiver in olive and white in size 1 3.       Clouser Minnow in original brown and white in size 4 4.       Clouser Minnow in chartreuse and white in size 4 5.       Gurgler (any color) 6.       Surf Candy in size 4 7.       Adams' Bastard Crab in size 4 8.       Puglisi Peanut Butter in purple and black in size 1/0 9.       Simram in size 6 10.   Cowen's Albie Anchovy