Podcast appearances and mentions of dave whitlock

#732 Show Notes:https://wetflyswing.com/732   Presented By: Grand Teton Fly Fishing, Four Wheel Campers, Pescador on the Fly In this episode, Chad Johnson, a legendary guide on the White River, shares his best tips for targeting big browns with streamers. You'll hear a classic Dave Whitlock story, learn when the big fish bite, and find out why Chad still loves the area—even after the famous Dally's Fly Shop moved on.  Plus, there's a big secret dropping today about a brand-new podcast. Don't miss it!   Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/732  

Allen Rupp is a seasoned fly tier with over 35 years of experience, renowned for his precision and dedication to the craft. As the founder of Fly On The Water, he offers high-quality, hand-tied flies and imparts his knowledge through instructional classes. Significantly, Allen was mentored by the legendary Dave Whitlock, who personally taught him to tie patterns like the NearNuff Crayfish and Sculpin. This mentorship has deeply influenced Allen's approach, allowing him to continue Whitlock's legacy by teaching these patterns to new generations of anglers. In this episode of Anchored, Allen shares the story. This episode of Anchored is brought to you by BetterHelp. On Anchored, we dive deep into conversations about the outdoors, personal growth, and the challenges that come with both. One topic that comes up time and time again is mental health—because let's be honest, life can be tough, and the stresses of work, relationships, and even the activities we love can take a toll. Whether it's managing anxiety, dealing with burnout, or simply striving for a better sense of balance, taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body. Therapy isn't just for people in crisis—it's a powerful tool for building resilience, setting boundaries, and developing positive coping strategies. Traditional in-person therapy can cost up to $250 per session, but with BetterHelp, you can save up to 50% while getting professional support from the world's largest online therapy platform. With over 30,000 therapists and the flexibility to switch providers anytime, BetterHelp makes therapy more accessible and convenient. Your well-being is worth investing in. Visit BetterHelp.com/ANCHORED today to get 10% off your first month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kirk Buchner is joined by "Longhorn" Dave Whitlock to look at the latest Hall of Fame Related News.

Our destination is the world-famous White River, Bull Shoals, Arkansas, with 25-year veteran guide and wet fly expert, Davy Wotton, American International School of Fly Fishing.  The White River is an enormous tailwater system with a larger-than-life reputation. Here anglers can tangle with trout dreams are made of. Davy has appeared on numerous TV shows and podcasts, is fly designer, consultant, manufacturer of fly fishing gear, and wet fly expert.   Davy gives a great overview of the White River system, how to go after those monster browns, plus innovative wet fly techniques that bring the big boys up for dinner.    Bonus: where to wade fish when the generators are on and the water is high, and great stories of his close friend, Dave Whitlock.  Could the White be your best shot at a that trout of a lifetime?   Find out from Davy! With host, Steve Haigh Be the first to know about new episodes.  Become a subscriber Pictures from Davy Wotton: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Facebook and Instagram Contact Davy Wotton (870) 404-5223 https://www.davywottonflyfishing.com/ ·       Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/david.wotton.16 Please check out our Sponsors: Angler's Coffee - elevating the coffee experience for the fly-fishing community & anglers everywhere with small-batch coffee delivered to your doorstep.  https://anglerscoffee.com/   | Facebook & Instagram @anglerscoffeeco    Got Fishing - crafting world Class fly-fishing adventures specially designed to your level of experience and budget.   https://gotfishing.com/ | Facebook @GotFishingAdventures Instagram @GotFishing TroutRoutes - the #1 Trout Fishing app, helping you find new trout water so you spend less time on the road and more time fishing.  https://troutinsights.com/ | Facebook @troutinsights Instagram @TroutRoutes  Download the app here Adamsbuilt Fishing - THE trusted source for quality fly fishing gear, built to last at an affordable price. Waders, Nets, Outerwear. https://www.adamsbuiltfishing.com/ | Facebook & Instagram @Adamsbuilt Destination Angler:  Website Destination Angler Gear – T-shirts, Hats, Artwork Get updates and pictures of destinations covered on each podcast:  @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Facebook and Instagram Join in the conversation with the @DestinationAnglerConnection group on Facebook.  Comments & Suggestions:  host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh50@gmail.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Recorded Jan 4, 2024.  Episode 111

This week Haley is joined by multi-practice owner, Dr. Dave Whitlock. He is currently based in Kentucky but has practiced all over the USA. He is passionate about increasing awareness of young dentists about the opportunities that exist for success in dentistry through practicing in more rural locations. Learn more: https://www.ruralpractices.com/

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/539 Presented By: Northern Rockies Adventures Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Get ready to journey into the enthralling world of fly-tying as we bring you an episode packed with expert insights and personal anecdotes that will surely refine your fly-tying skills and deepen your appreciation for this remarkable sport. Join us as our esteemed guest, Allen, takes us down memory lane, recounting his first encounter with fly fishing, his evolution in the sport, and his unique connection to the legendary Dave Whitlock. Hear about his upcoming teaching stint at the Texas and Virginia fly fishing festivals and his recent endeavors fishing for diverse species from striped bass to smallmouth bass. Allen brings his wealth of knowledge to the conversation, sharing his experience in creating custom flies for different types of fish and locations. He takes us through the creation of his popular fly, the Clouser Bend Back Minnow - a Clouser Minnow inspired with an added bend back hook and Dave Whitlock's hard mono weed guard to relive the fly-tying legends' legacy. We then steer the conversation to the technical side of fly tying, delving into material selection and sharing valuable tips for beginners. We even talk about Allen's favorite pizza, setting the stage for the upcoming beer and wine festival in Virginia. Allen returns to round up the conversation, emphasizing the art of fly tying, his big influence from Dave Whitlock, and the benefits of seeking guidance from local fly shops. It's a whirlwind of knowledge, passion, and camaraderie—so tune in and get hooked on the fascinating world of fly tying! Episode Chapters - Commercial Fly Tying (0:01:01) - Fly Tying and Festivals with Dave Whitlock Species fished, upcoming festivals, Dave Whitlock's techniques, mentor-mentee relationship, and fly patterns. (0:13:43) - Fly Tying Techniques and Tips Tying techniques for saltwater flies, including attaching eyes and tails, using adhesives, and preventing tail wrapping. (0:21:35) - Fly Patterns and Techniques for Tying We talked about custom flies for different fish and locations. (0:31:43) - Hook Foundations Fly-tying tips include using Zappa Gap and tight thread wraps to secure lead eyes on hooks with a non-smooth finish. (0:35:30) - Considerations and Tips for Fly Tying Fly-tying for beginners, investing in a good vice and materials, and upcoming classes and festivals. (0:46:20) - Fly Tying Techniques and Material Selection Fly tying techniques, material selection, and evolution of style. (0:51:16) - Art of Fly Tying and Dave Whitlock's Legacy Fly-tying art with Dave Whitlock, discussing weed guards, famous patterns, legacy, art, and continuing it through donations. (0:59:34) - Vice, Pizza, and Fishing Conversations We talked about Bob Clouser and discussed the upcoming Virginia fly-tying festival. (1:05:26) - Fly Tying Tips and Local Shops Fly tying art, tips for beginners, and the influence of renowned fly tier Dave Whitlock are discussed with professional fly tier Allen. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/539

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/506 Presented By: Bearvault, Chota Outdoor Gear, Angler's Coffee, Stonefly Nets  Alice Owsley of Riverside Anglers is our Madison River Fly Fishing guru today, and she's reeling in a boatload of wisdom. We unlock the secrets of Montana's most fished river, share tips for DIY angling adventures, and the different hatches out there. Hold on to your waders because it's time to ride the current of knowledge down the Madison River. Madison River Fly Fishing Show Notes with Alice Owsley 03:00 - Alice initially aimed to become a forest entomologist and was fly fishing for fun on the side. After a summer job in Oregon and a week-long journey across Montana, her experience at the Federation of Fly Fishers Conclave in Livingston sparked her interest in the fly fishing industry. 04:20 - Alice also connected with the International Women Fly Fishers and met some amazing women. Although she completed her major in Forestry, she really had her sight set on moving west at some point and being in the fishing industry. The Madison River 09:00 - According to Alice, the Madison River is the most fished river in Montana. She shared valuable tips for those interested in DIY fishing in that region: A. Do a little scouting. B. Step back and don't be in a huge hurry. C. Wait and see what's going on. D. Make a plan. E. Be safe like you would be in any new water. 17:40 - We delve into what sets the Madison River apart as the busiest river in all of Montana, comparing it to other renowned waters like the Big Hole, the Bighorn, Beaver, and more. 18:20 - Madison River is well-known because of its consistent water temperature maintained by the Hebgen Dam. 21:20 - We also touched upon the Montana Stream Access Law. 23:30 - In some of our earlier episodes, we talked to Kelly Galloup about streamer fishing and also about dry flies. Alice shared her expertise on the various techniques she uses throughout the year when guiding. 25:54 - Alice incorporates wet flies into her guiding program, but we also delve into the reasons some fishing guides might not include wet flies in their programs. 30:00 - We're headed back to Ohio this year with Jeff Liskay and Rick Kustich for our Steelhead Alley trip. So, I asked Alice where she steelhead fishes when in Ohio. 40:00 - We talked about resources for learning about hatches in specific waters. Alice mentioned several options, such as hatch charts available in other anglers' fishing reports, classes offered at local fly shops, and Dave Whitlock's book on trout foods. 44:50 - The Madison River officially starts at the Madison Junction, which is 14 miles from West Yellowstone in Yellowstone National Park, and it is the confluence of the Firehole and Gibbon Rivers. Riverside Anglers 46:56 - Alice guides both wade and float trips on the Madison River, as well as wade trips in Yellowstone National Park. In addition to that, she teaches at a women's fly fishing school in June and serves as an instructor at the Anglers Academy. 54:00 - Alice uses the Loon Outdoors Camo Drops Split Shot. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/506    

In this episode, Spencer Durrant gets down and dirty with streamers by doling out some basic tips and tricks to help you master fishing these interesting flies. In addition, you'll learn about:  Tips for organizing your fly box The difference between leader and tippet How to target smallmouth bass on the fly rod When to use different rods for different situations  You can submit a question for the show here.  The story by Dave Whitlock about fishing for smallmouth bass can be found here.  Our Beginner Fly Fishing Masterclass is here.     

Our destination is fly-fishing the mighty White River in Northern, Arkansas with Chad Johnson, owner of CJ's White River Outfitter.  The White River below Bull Shoals Dam offers over 55 miles of quality trout water and is world-famous for Brown trout the size of your leg, including 38 lb. brown trout caught just a few years ago.    Chad grew up in Mississippi catfishing on the Perl River until he was invited on a weekend fly-fishing trip to Arkansas.  Even after catching only 4 trout, he became obsessed with fly fishing, moved to Arkansas to work at Dally's Ozark Fly Fisher, and now is the head guide.  Chad shares his expertise on targeting big Browns, springtime hatches, and nymphing year around, along with some funny stories about his good friend, Dave Whitlock.  Bonus:  where to wade when the water is high. With host, Steve Haigh  Be the first to know about new episodes.  Sign up at https://www.destinationanglerpodcast.com   Top Flies for the White River: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Facebook and Instagram Contact Chad: CJ's White River Outfitter: https://cjswhiteriveroutfitter.com/ | (601-557-2653) flyhead73@yahoo.com FOLLOW Chad on Instagram @flyhead and Facebook Please check out our Sponsors: Angler's Coffee - elevating the coffee experience for the fly-fishing community & anglers everywhere with small-batch coffee delivered to your doorstep.  https://anglerscoffee.com/   | Facebook & Instagram @anglerscoffeeco    New England Nets - makers of handmade hardwood landing nets for anglers everywhere. Exceptional quality that will complement your catch of a lifetime.  newenglandnets@gmail.com | Instagram:  @newenglandnets TroutRoutes - the #1 Trout Fishing app, helping you find new trout water so you spend less time on the road and more time fishing.  https://troutinsights.com/ | Facebook @troutinsights Instagram @TroutRoutes  Destination Angler: ·       NEW WEBSITE!   https://www.destinationanglerpodcast.com ·       Get updates and pictures of destinations covered on each podcast:  @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Instagram and Facebook ·       Join in the conversation with the @DestinationAnglerConnection group on Facebook.  Comments & Suggestions:  host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh50@gmail.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts Recorded April 21, 2020.  Episode 90 Music on the show by A Brother's Fountain, “Hitch Hike-Man”.    Podcast edited by Podcast Volume  https://www.podcastvolume.com/

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/442 Presented By: Togens Fly Shop, Daiichi, Stonefly Nets, Angler's Coffee Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Alen Baker is here to take us to the Fly Fishing Museum of the Southern Appalachians. We discover who some of the most famous people are in this region and why they have a drift boat in the museum. We also learn how they are different and similar to some of the museums around the country. Tune in and get ready to reel in some new knowledge! Fly Fishing Museum Show Notes with Alen Baker 03:00 - Alen shares how he got into fly fishing in 1981, noting that he grew up fishing with worm bait. 04:18 - Alen's idea for the Fly Fishing Museum of the Southern Appalachians came to fruition after a trip to Nova Scotia, where he visited the Salmon Museum and was inspired to create something similar for the South. 08:12 - The museum primarily focuses on the people and methods of fly fishing in the mountains, with a special exhibit on Ray Bergman's rod and book called Trout. 10:03 - Alen noted some individuals that have contributed significantly to the history of fly fishing in the Southern Appalachian region, like Fred and Allaine Hall, who were well-known fly pattern creators. 13:05 - The Hall of Fame has expanded to include the Ozarks and is now known as the Southern Fly Fishing Hall of Fame. It includes people like Bernard "Lefty" Kreh, Davy Wotton, Dave Whitlock, and others who have significantly contributed to the fly fishing industry, including conservationists and craftsmen. 14:08 - Other notable museums include the Catskill Fly Fishing Museum, the Fly Fishers International in Livingston, and the American Museum of Fly Fishing. 16:15 - Alen walks us through the museum's Hall of Fame selection process. The museum holds a meet and greet and induction luncheon for their Hall of Fame, followed by a museum tour. They also host a fundraiser to raise money for groups like Casting Carolinas. 19:08 - Bryson City is well known for whitewater rafting on the Nantahala Outdoor Center and the Smoky Mountain Railroad. 20:54 - The new building for the museum will feature aquariums and a cabin-style museum with a vaulted ceiling to house exhibits such as Gary and Wanda Taylor's McKenzie-style drift boat built and run in the southeast. We had Wanda Taylor on the show before. 26:15 - We had a whole mini-season on drift boats before. In one episode, we also had John Bond talk about moving his drift boat to Norway. We also had Jack Dennis in Episode 217. 28:12 - The museum has also established satellite exhibits in various locations to promote the museum and make it more accessible to people who cannot visit the primary site in Bryson City. They currently have seven satellite exhibit locations. 35:14 - Alen wrote My Fly Fishing Playbook and also a book about the museum. He will also write a follow-up book to Fly Fishermen of Caldwell County: North Carolina Life Stories. 38:46 - Alen recommends the Smoky Mountain Fly Fishing and Tuckaseegee Fly Shop for people who want to fly fish in Bryson City. 42:00 - Jim Casada, Don Kirk, and Jim Dean were some of the individuals that influenced Alen in his fly fishing. Don started his own Hall of Fame called Legends of the Fly. 46:18 - If you build it, they will come. -- Alen Baker Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/442

Submit a question for the podcast: https://vfccontent.survey.fm/podcast-questions  In this episode, we cover:  Coke Zero vs Diet Coke (Coke, please sponsor us)  What to know about sink-tip fly lines Woolly buggers vs leeches What rod to use for dry flies, nymphs, and streamers Dave Whitlock story on fishing for panfish: https://www.flyfisherman.com/editorial/fly-fishing-for-sunfish-and-panfish/152407#:~:text=Bluegill%20are%20fun%20to%20hook,action%2C%20and%20light%20fly%20reels  Orvis resource on sink-tip and full-sink lines: https://www.orvis.com/should-i-use-a-sink-tip-or-full-sink-fly-line/should-i-use-a-sink-tip-or-full-sink-fly-line.html#:~:text=Sink%2Dtip%20and%20sinking%20fly,where%20the%20fish%20will%20be

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/422   Presented By: Stonefly Nets, Mavrk Fly Fishing, Trxstle Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors  Brent Bauer is here to take us back to Umpqua Flies and some of the top-selling flies and products they have in their line. We hear about how a fly makes it through the Umpqua cut list, the process, some funny stories, and some of their most popular flies. A man who has been at Umpqua since back in the day, here we go with Brent Bauer. Umpqua Flies Show Notes with Brent Bauer 3:07 - I mention episode 303 with Russ Miller about how Umpqua Feather Merchants came to be. 3:37 - Brent talks about how he got into fly fishing. He grew up in Oregon on the Coast Fork Willamette River. 5:23 - Their family moved to Southern California when he was in high school. 8:04 - He shared how he got connected with Umpqua. His first professional gig in fly fishing was in Westbank Anglers in Houston, Texas in '97, then he got into Umpqua in the early 2000s as a dealer support manager. 12:29 - He takes us back to the downturn back then at the company. 16:25 - He shares his second favorite job at Umpqua and the challenges they deal with working in the company. 18:56 - They are the first company that introduced the taper leader. They are also the largest seller of fly fishing hooks in the US. 20:41 - He tells the categories of their products which are flies, hooks, leaders, tippet, streamside, fly tying, and bags. Currently, Brent is the Director of Product Management. He handles all new product designs and development in all categories. 25:05 - He walks us through the process of deciding on which fly designs go in their catalog. He and Jeff Fryhover, their President, have been members of their fly committee for over two decades now. 29:20 - He talks about their collaboration process with their fly tyers. 31:32 - We talk a bit about travel. He already has been to Alphonse in Seychelles. 33:00 - He shares their top-selling categories. One of the products he mentions is the hippie stomper. 34:52 - I ask him if they keep track of their top products every year. They do extremely well in dry flies in general. They're the hardest flies to tie. 35:34 - He mentions the stimulator by one of their signature tyers, Randall Kauffman. 36:16 - He mentions other trending categories at Umpqua. 38:03 - He shares how they name their flies. 38:55 - He gives us a rundown of their bestselling flies. Among them are the chubby chernobyl, elk caddies, and hippie stomper. 39:20 - We dig into the hippie stomper. He recommends a red size 14 hippie stomper. He says it's a deadly fly. 40:25 - I ask him to compare the hippie stomper with the missing link which he says is a fantastic fly. 41:28 - He talks about their collaboration with Andrew Grillos, the signature tyer of the hippie stomper and the mini hippie stomper which they launched a couple of years ago. We had Andrew in the podcast in episode 339. 45:04 - He gives us their top nymphs. One of them is the zebra midge tungsten which he says is a killer. 51:01 - He talks about what sets Umpqua apart from the other companies. He mentions their signature fly designer program and the late Dave Whitlock who was their first signature fly designer. 52:38 - He also says that the other aspect of their success is the relationships created in Thailand, Sri Lanka, and India by the late Dennis Black, Umpqua founder. 55:45 - I ask him why they placed their production in Sri Lanka. They have hundreds of tyers in each of their factories in the abovementioned countries. 57:44 - He shares the challenges they encountered having their production process in those countries. 59:10 - We dig into the categories they look at to consider certain flies in their top list. 1:03:22 - We do the two-minute drill. 1:04:31 - He gives advice to those who are new to getting into the game. 1:06:40 - He shares what's next for them in product development. He also mentions some products that they just launched. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/422  

The Creek Adventures guys get to hang out with the legendary Dave Whitlock once more. They discuss everything from carp, bass and trout, to art and some of life's greatest gifts. Check it out!

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/352 Presented By: Angler's Coffee, LakeLady Custom Rods, Bearvault, Jackson Hole Fly Company Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Hal Janssen, one of the big-time stillwater gurus, shares his life story of fly fishing for over 60 years. We dig into his book, Stillwater Fly Fishing Secrets, which he describes as the complete book on stillwater fly fishing. Hal tells the story of when he hooked on a dead girl's body while fishing in the Santa Cruz river - it's creepy but a little bit funny the way he tells it. We also hear about some of his other cool hobbies like wood carving and pinstriping. Stillwater Fly Fishing Secrets Show Notes with Hal Janssen 05:00 - Hal is also known as the pin striper - he restores classic cars and boats 13:15 - We dig into his book, Stillwater Fly Fishing Secrets 14:00 - Hal fished with a lot of popular names in fly fishing like Dave Whitlock, Ed Rice, Polly Rosborough, etc. 17:30 - We talk about float tubes 22:00 - Tip: If you're fishing stillwater, it's important that you wear the lightest outfit possible because you're fishing with leaders that 6x and 7x (more explanation why in the podcast) 25:30 - Hal uses fiberglass rods exclusively 27:00 - Hal explains why he never uses an indicator 32:00 - Hal tells us why he doesn't want to write a book about steelhead 34:40 - Hal doesn't use barbless hooks, he just pushes the barb in to make it barbless 36:10 - Hal tells the story of when he hooked on a dead body while fishing in the Santa Cruz river 43:00 - Hal is into fish wood-carving lately 45:45 - We talk about Joe Brooks - Joe was on the podcast in episode 071 49:00 - Hal has a signature called the Chihuahua 51:30 - Hal has a gold Jaguar (1967) 57:20 - Joan Wulff was on the podcast at episode 100 - she shared some relationship advice there 58:30 - The Marabou Leech is Hal's favorite fly for trout - he designed this pattern 1:10:15 - He uses a Thompson and a Dynaking vise Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/352

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/333 Presented By: Dette Flies, Angler's Coffee, Stonefly Nets, Zoe Angling Group Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Ross Purnell, the Editor of the Fly Fisherman Magazine, shares how he fulfilled his childhood dream by filling in one of the most important roles at the publication. Find out who are the people that inspired him to fly fish and who mentored him to become a fly fishing writer. Ross describes the process of creating content and how they come up with ideas for stories that make it to the magazine. We also discover who the top contributors are at FFM. Plus, Ross reveals the big topics they're going to feature in the next 2 issues this year. Show Notes with Ross Purnell and The Fly Fisherman Magazine 03:15 - Jacques Cousteau was Ross's first hero. He used to watch Jacques' videos all the time when he was a kid. That made him become more interested in the underwater world. 04:00 - Tom Tietze was also a big fan of Jacques Cousteau - he was recently on the podcast at WFS 312 08:00 - Ross deal with 2 kinds of stories in the magazine In most of the stories that run there, he's not personally involved. Somebody pitches him the story idea and he decides if it's a good fit - they write it, and he edits it. That's 95% of the content in the magazine. Someone calls him up and says "this is a great story or this has never been done". If it fits in the schedule and no other experts on the ground, he considers it. 09:40 - Domenick Swentosky was on the podcast at WFS 305. He's got a great blog that covers waters in Pennsylvania. 11:20 - Ross's mom bought him a subscription to fly fisherman magazine on his 16th birthday. He started reading stories from Lefty Kreh and Gary Borger. He also bought VHS tapes about fly fishing. That's how he learned to fly fish. 13:00 - Jim McLennan wrote for the Fly Fisherman Magazine. He owned the local fly shop in Canada where Ross lives. That became an inspiration for Ross to dream of writing for magazines. 16:30 - John Randolph, former Editor of Fly Fisherman Magazine, hired Ross in 1996. John interviewed Ross on the phone and Ross got assaulted. John used his other phone to call 911. 18:30 - In 2009, Ross became the new Editor of Fly Fisherman Magazine. He was mentored and groomed by John to fill in for the Editor role. 21:00 - Ross mentions the dedicated people that work on their magazine like their Art Director, Sales Rep, Digital Editor, etc. 22:25 - Ross describes how their process of writing articles looks like from the magazine to a digital version 23:45 - George Daniel recently wrote for the magazine about Euro Jigging and also has a video demonstration 27:45 - Ross describes their conscious effort to highlight other species aside from trout. They also highlight lesser-known waters so that people would get off crowded waters. 31:40 - John Randolph got Dave Whitlock to do the first printed story for carp fishing 32:20 - I recently ran into Oliver White at the IFTD - he was on the podcast back in March 2019 at WFS 069. Oliver has been writing for the FFM for years. 34:30 - Hilary Hutcheson has been the top contributor to the magazine for the past 3 years. Ross describes how pleasurable it is to work with her. 35:25 - George Daniel was on the podcast at WFS 055. George writes a lot of how-to stuff. 36:10 - Blane Chocklett is also one of FFM's top contributors. 37:10 - Landon Mayer does a lot of work in the Rockies, Colorado. Landon was on the podcast at WFS 295 38:30 - There's always an opportunity to get your story in the magazine. You can reach out to Ross at ross@flyfisherman.com and pitch your idea, why it's interesting and why it should be in the magazine. 39:20 - They publish 3 annuals. One of them is called, Destinations, and it's mostly about international fly fishing - it comes out every labor day 40:30 - One of the annuals is called, Gear Guide, which comes out before Thanksgiving 41:20 - And then the other annual is called, Fly Fishing Made Easy - a magazine for beginners 48:15 - Ross talks about jungle fishing. He was on the Orvis Podcast with Tom Rosenbauer where they dug in more about jungle fishing. 48:45 - Blood Run: Fly Fishing with Amazon Warriors is a 90 mins documentary film by FFM - scroll below to watch this film 52:12 - Ross talks about Indifly - a nonprofit organization that brings attention to some of the unknown fisheries in the world, partnering up with the local communities and making sure the locals benefit from the program. 56:55 - Shoutout to Supaman, an indigenous hip-hop artist 58:20 - FFM comes out 5 times a year and 3 are already done as of this date (2022) 58:30 - Ross is excited about the Klamath Dam being taken down. It will be featured in their fall FFM issue. 1:01:30 - Ross talks about the Deerfield River relicensing in Massachusetts 1:02:55 - George Daniel has a story coming out about "Controlling Your Loop" - Ross talks about it and some other things coming up for FFM 1:04:00 - Ross talks about the biggest FFM they've published 1:05:30 - They have a contributor from England that wrote "What Trout See" which talks about how trout's vision works 1:07:55 - Costa Sunglasses not only makes awesome sunglasses but has been doing great things for the fly fishing community. Evan Russell from Costa was on the podcast at WFS 272. Conclusion with Ross Purnell and The Fly Fisherman Magazine So there you go.. If you have an idea for a story that you think would be good to put in the magazine, you can reach out to Ross at ross@flyfisherman.com. They always welcome fresh and interesting stories.  Ross is proof that dreams come true when you chase your heart. He loved reading fly fishing magazines when he was young and programmed his mind that he will one day write for the magazines, so he did. Law of attraction baby, it works! Whatever it is that you see yourself doing, even though it seems so far from where you're currently at.. just take that first step and focus on what you can do now. Keep that vision in mind but don't let it overwhelm you. Trust the process and the rest shall follow! Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/333

Kirk Buchner and Dave Whitlock (stepping in for Evan Nolan) look at the latest Hall of Fame news. Kirk tries to answer the question of why we suddenly care about women's sports. They look at the newest entries into the EPL HOF. They talk about the new NIHOF top ten rankings of possible Baseball and Football Hall of Famers. Kirk asks if Blake Griffin can make the HOF. Dave give his good, bad and ugly of the week in sports.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/303 Presented By: Anglers Coffee, LakeLady Rods, Fly Fishing Film Tour, Trxstle Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Russ Miller is here to share the story of how Umpqua Feather Merchants came to be - what the problem was with fly shops and what they did to solve it. Find out who were the first anglers to get signed with Umpqua and what was the business like back when they were getting started. We also hear about the biggest game-changers for Umpqua - who they partnered with to make things happen.  Russ also shares his most humbling experiences in fly fishing throughout his career and how he's constantly learning and wanting to be new at something. Umpqua Feather Merchants Show Notes with Russ Miller 06:15 - There are super athletes living in Boulder Colorado town 11:24 - Russ tells the story of how he got started with Umpqua Feather Merchants 13:55 - Umpqua is a native American word for "tumbling waters" and describes the Umpqua River - Russ gives us a little background of Umpqua and its founding 17:35 - Dennis Black offered to produce David Whitlock's flies in 1972 - after a year, David signed as the first royalty tier for UFM 19:32 - Umpqua used to pay 10% royalty to signed tiers. Now it's 8% 20:20 - Russ mentions some fly fishing legends that were also signed with UFM 25:06 - In the mid-90s, the Gold Bead was introduced by Umpqua 25:25 - Russ talks about Mike Lawson - Mike was on the podcast at WFS 190 28:45 - CDC fly was another introduction in the 90s 32:15 - People were using dry fly hackles before CDC 32:56 - Umpqua is celebrating their 50th anniversary this year 35:01 - In the late 90s, an investment capital group bought UFM from Dennis 37:05 - The business moved to Colorado 38:38 - One of the biggest game-changer for UFM is Tiemco hooks - Umpqua is Tiemco's North America distributor 45:31 - Early 80s, Umpqua alongside Orvis and Dan Bailey, were the first to release fluorocarbon and tapered leader - all of their original tapered leaders are Dave Whitlock's design 48:38 - The fax machine was a huge help for quality control back in the 80s to relay information - they used fax to send drawings of tying instructions 50:30 - Russ Miller is still in the USA Fly Fishing Team 52:05 - Erlend Vivelid Nilssen, from team Norway competitive fly fishing was on the podcast at WFS 286 57:40 - Russ shares some advice for anglers who are interested in going pro and being on the competitive team Russ Miller shared the story of how Umpqua Feather Merchants came to be - what the problem was with fly shops and what they did to solve it. We found out who were the first anglers to get signed with Umpqua and what was the business like back when they were getting started. We also heard about the biggest game-changers for Umpqua - who they partnered with to make things happen. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/303

Conversation with fellow committee member, Dave Whitlock. Dave tells us about his blog, sports fandom in Texas, and much more!

Our destination is beautiful Shenandoah National Park for mountain Brook trout with 60-year fly fishing veteran, Harry Murray, Murray's Fly Shop, Edinburg VA.   Virginia has over 3,500 miles of trout streams, and the Shenandoah Valley and surrounding mountains are loaded with brook trout.  With 79,000 acres of protected wilderness area, prolific hatches, and dozens and dozens of steams to choose from, the Park is where to go for scenery, solitude and wild brookies.   Harry opened his fly shop in 1962, the same year he received his pharmacy degree. He ran both the fly shop and the pharmacy out of the same building for many years.  Harry's written 17 books on fly fishing and developed over 30 fly patterns that are staples for anglers chasing trout and smallmouth everywhere.  His articles have appeared in many national fly-fishing magazines, and he does a podcast of his own on fishing conditions in his neck of the woods.  Harry shares his “feeding stations” approach for sizing up trout streams, great stories of Art Flick, Dave Whitlock, and Lee Perkins, tips on how to scout out your own fly-fishing adventure in the Park, and important hatches and flies you need to be aware of.   So, let's listen in as Harry shares his wisdom about trout fishing in this beautiful part of the world!  With Host, Steve Haigh Pictures and top fly patterns from Harry @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Instagram and Facebook Murray's Fly Shop https://www.murraysflyshop.com/ 540-984-4212 | Email: info@murraysflyshop.com Facebook: @murraysflyshopdotcom | Instagram: @Murrays_fly_shop Our Sponsors: JP Ross Fly Rods & Company - specializing in small stream rods: Use Happyfish for $50 off any rod purchase.  https://www.jprossflyrods.com/  Facebook @jprossandcompany   Instagram @jprossflyrods.  Angler's Coffee - Elevating the coffee experience for the fly-Fishing community & anglers everywhere with small-batch coffee delivered to your doorstep.   https://anglerscoffee.com/ Facebook & Instagram @anglerscoffeeco Destination Angler: The Destination Angler Website and Show Notes:   http://destinationangler.libsyn.com/ Get updates and pictures of destinations covered on each podcast: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Instagram and Facebook Join in the conversation with the @DestinationAnglerConnection group on Facebook: Comments & Suggestions:  host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh50@gmail.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or where ever you get your podcasts Recorded Jan 13, 2021.  Episode 59. Music on the show by A Brother's Fountain, “Hitch Hike-Man”.    Podcast edited by Podcast Volume  https://www.podcastvolume.com/

This one was a treat. Creek Adventures welcomes the legendary Dave Whitlock and his lovely wife Emily, to discus fly tying, fishing, leaders, and life. Unfortunately, the episode was cut short for technical reasons, but fear not, Creek Adventures will be hosting a follow-up with these two legends very, very soon. Enjoy! We sure did.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/290 Presented By: Fly Fishing Film Tour, Dette Flies, Stonefly Nets, Anglers Coffee Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Harry Murray, Virginia fly fishing super guru is here to take us to Shenandoah for some brook trout fishing. Harry shares his 4 secrets casts to achieve a drag-free dry fly drift. We learn how to read the water, the parts of the pool, and where we can find the fish by understanding their behavior. Discover Harry's Top 5 Flies for Brook Trout, his 3 rules to not get bitten by poisonous snakes, and the hatch season for each fly. We also find out how Harry became friends with some of the legends in the fly fishing industry. Brook Trout Fly Fishing Show Notes with Harry Murray 4:42 - Harry graduated from college in pharmacy school in 1962 - he bought a pharmacy in Edinburgh VA then opened a fly shop there and started tying flies 5:43 - Harry became friends with Harry Wilson, owner of Scott Fly Rods 6:18 - Harry has written 17 books about bass, smallmouth, and trout 7:05 - The trout fishing for the wild brook trout start in the mountain stream in Virginia, Shenandoah National Park 7:31 - Harry's book, Trout Fishing in the Shenandoah National Park lists all of the streams in the park and how to find them 7:43 - His book, Virginia Blue Ribbon Streams is about bass and trout streams in Virginia 8:16 - Harry has been running a fly shop for 50 years and he describes what it's like 9:45 - Harry has a podcast - click here to check it out 11:41 - The Quill Gordon hatch starts at mid-March, Blue Quill at later march, March Brown, Gray Fox, and Light Cahill at early April, Sulphur at mid-May 14:23 - Harry taught the advanced class at Lord Fairfax Community College for about 15 years - Harry shares some memorable stories he's had with his students 16:00 - Click here to shop for flies at Murray's Fly Shop 22:51 - The Puddle Cast was invented by Vince Marinaro to achieve a drag-free dry fly drift to fool the fish - Vince is one of Harry's heroes 25:03 - Harry describes how he teaches his class starting with a slide show on how to read the water 28:13 - There are 2 possible feeding stations for the fish - the lip of the pool and the corner of the pool - Harry tells us where we can find them (you can see the illustration in his book) 40:15 - Water level determines how good the fishing is - good rain makes good water level in Virginia 46:17 - Three things to remember to not get bitten by poisonous snakes 1. Don't walk through grass that you can't see where you put your feet on 2. If you're climbing up boulders, never reach up and put your hand on a boulder to pull yourself up until there are people above there who tell you it's self 3. When there's a down timber or a log, don't step across it until you peck it with your wading stick from a far side 49:12 - Harry recommends using the Appalachian Trail Map if you want to do a hiking trip in VA 51:39 - Terrestrials are Harry's go-to flies for brook trout 53:49 - The Lazy S-Cast explained 57:28 - 6 1/2 and 7 1/2 is the ideal length of the rod to achieve that drag-free drift 1:00:07 - Harry ties some Royal Wulff flies if he has to - he mentions some fly patterns that he likes 1:03:34 - For the leader, he uses a compound knotted tapered leader, 6 to 7 and a half feet - hand tied 1:05:08 - The Flip Cast explained 1:06:59 - The Pop Strike Cast explained - setting the hook and releasing the trout instantly 1:09:07 - Charley Waterman is one of Harry's biggest influences 1:09:22 - Dave Whitlock designed Harry's logo - Dave was on the podcast at WFS 160 1:09:38 - Ed Shenk is also Harry's friend 1:09:45 - Lefty Kreh wrote an introduction to one of Harry's books and took some photos for his book 1:10:50 - In the Ring of the Rise by Vince Marinaro 1:11:08 - Vince's first book is called A Modern Dry-Fly Code 1:13:00 - March, April, and May is when Harry takes the boys to the streams for actual fishing Brook Trout Fly Fishing Conclusion with Harry Murray Harry Murray, Virginia fly fishing super guru took us to Shenandoah for some brook trout fishing. Harry shared his 4 secrets casts to achieve a drag-free dry fly drift. We learned how to read the water, the parts of the pool, and where we can find the fish by understanding their behavior. We discovered Harry's Top 5 Flies for Brook Trout, his 3 rules for poisonous snakes, and the hatch season for each fly. We also found out how Harry became friends with some of the legends in the fly fishing industry. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/290

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/287 Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Steve Haigh, host of the Destination Angler Podcast is here to share the why behind his fly fishing podcast. He shares his most downloaded episodes on the destination topics and the podcasts that he listens to. Find out how Steve got into podcasting and what he enjoys most about it. We also talk about a couple of his past guests he's had, his bucket-list guests (one of them will be on his show very soon), and what we can expect from the Destination Angler Podcast this year. Plus, Steve has an epic Yellowstone story to tell and it's pretty funny and scary! You got to hear this one. The Destination Angler Show Notes with Steve Haigh 03:09 - The Destination Angler Podcast is now on show 55 05:12 - Evan Dowdy was the first guest at The Destination Angler podcast - listen to that episode here 10:08 - Indiana's got some smallmouth bass (35 mins from where Steve lives) - Steve interviewed Chad Miller, a guide in Sugar Creek, Indiana 11:14 - Steve fishes for smallmouth on Sugar Creek during the summer 11:54 - Tim Landwehr was on Steve's podcast - Tim was also on the podcast at WFS 273 12:15 - "The best smallmouth river you've never heard of" - The Menominee River 12:37 - Tim Landwehr used to fish with Dave Whitlock all the time - here's that picture of Tim and Dave 13:18 - Dave Whitlock was on the podcast at WFS 160 13:39 - Joe Humphreys was also on the podcast at WFS 073 14:31 - Joe Humphreys was also on the Destination Angler podcast (two parts) - part 1 and part 2 16:38 - The 3 guests that Steve would want to have on his show before his podcast ends (if ever): Dave Whitlock Tom Rosenbauer Someone who doesn't need to be famous - someone who lives, breaths, and eats fly fishing for a living 21:45 - Steve plans to fish the Henry's Fork 21:56 - Brett High is the region 6 biologist for the state of Idaho - he was on Steve's show last summer 22:45 - Steve did a show about Cache la Poudre River in Colorado with Joe McHugh 25:44 - Steve's most popular show is when he talked about the Slough Creek with Max Yzaguirre 27:16 - Steve tells the story of when he organized a trip to Penn's Creek and how difficult it was to fish that water - he had Jonas Price on the show, a funny guy who owns a fly shop there 28:24 - The Pere Marquette River with Chris Raines podcast - Steve went steelhead fishing with Chris 28:56 - The Rio Grande is a really great fishery 29:49 - Steve started out fishing for Carp in Toledo Ohio 31:12 - There's a fly shop in Indianapolis called Fly Masters 37:10 - That episode about Penn's Creek was picked up by Domenick Swentosky from Trout Bitten - Domenick was also on the podcast at WFS 140 38:41 - Steve listens to a lot of podcasts - see below for a list of his favorites 40:41 - Steve tells the story of his epic Yellowstone experience 48:40 - They go to the Driftless Area in Wisconsin for annual trout fishing 49:39 - Nelson Spring Creek coming up for Steve and the crew 50:39 - Steve gives an overview of what we can expect from the Destination Angler crew this year 51:56 - Jeff Perin was on Steve's podcast where they talked about the lakes of Central Oregon - Jeff was also on the podcast at WFS 103 53:02 - Steve did a show about the Nipigon River in Canada The Destination Angler Conclusion with Steve Haigh Steve Haigh, host of the Destination Angler Podcast, shared the why behind his fly fishing podcast. He shared his most downloaded episodes on the destination topics and the podcasts that he listens to. We found out how Steve got into podcasting and what he enjoys most about it. We also talked about a couple of his past guests he's had, his bucket-list guests, and what we can expect from the Destination Angler Podcast this year. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/287

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/273 Tim Landwehr from Tight Lines Fly Fishing is on the podcast to break down their innovative way to focus on surface smallmouth. We find out how the smallmouth bass evolved into one of the destination fisheries and how to site fish for them with subtle bugs. We also find out how the Tight Lines crew site fishes with Damsel flies and wigglers, aka - a bastardized Chernobyl ant.  Click below and listen to some dragon fly tips and when smallmouth become very aware of dragons and the wiggly fly. Show Notes with Tim Landwehr - Larry Dalhberg, Dave Whitlock, and Harry Murray were all early fly fisherman who were doing the bass game at a different level.   - The Midwest Fly Fishing Show was the first time that Tim first started talking about guiding for smallmouth fishing.  Many people thought he was crazy at the time. - On the Fly Ky on instagram asked about targeting large fish during the winter. - The damsel fly for bass is huge along with a few other key bugs.  Flymen fishing talks about some of it here. Jack Allen was a well known large mouth bass guy in the everglades.  Jack is the "King of Pop". - The neuvo spider is one of jack Allen's patterns. - Kyle at Black Earth angling guides on the Wisconsin River - The MeatEater Podcast was noted here.  Tim was on the Bent Meateater podcast. - The Popper Dropper.  Montana Fly Company has pates dropper dragon, old mr wiggles.  The dragon dropper is easy to cast. - Hank and the hopper dropper dropper hopper - Charlies Eval Snowflake, or game changer are both great patterns. - Sawyer podcast and Matt Stockton is a great artist  - The bent podcast with Tim You can find Tim at TightLinesFlyShop.com Conclusion with Tim Landwehr Tim Landwehr is here to break down site fishing for smallmouth bass with a focus on fly fishing.  Tim shares some amazing and humors stories from some of the biggest old timers in fly fishing.  We find out what do look for when reading the water and why crayfish are so important. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/273

Our destination is De Pere, Wisconsin, and the Menominee River with Tim Landwehr of Tight Lines Fly Fishing Co.  In case you didn't know, the warm water game is exploding, and the Menominee River in Northern Wisconsin may just be the best smallmouth bass fishery you've never heard of.  Unless of course, you're from Wisconsin, where it's pretty much legendary.  Tim and his crew have pioneered western-style, drift boat fly-fishing turning a relatively unknown wilderness river into a top Smallmouth destination.  Tim shares some great stories of fishing with the likes of Lefty Kreh and Dave Whitlock, the evolution of the smallmouth game, and his fight to save the Menominee from a highly toxic sulfide mine.    Tim has been featured on ESPN Outdoors, OLN, Outdoor adventures, and even a Meateaters Das Boat episode.  He's a frequent speaker at clubs and events and has hosted the Midwest Sportsman TV show.   And, he's the Co-Author of the best-selling book called, Smallmouth: Modern Fly Fishing Methods, Tactics, and Techniques. With Host, Steve Haigh About Tim Landwehr Tim's top pictures of the Menominee River: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Instagram and Facebook Tight Lines Fly Fishing Co:  https://tightlinesflyshop.com/ Follow Tim and TightLines:   Instagram @TightLinesFlyFishingCowi | Facebook @tightlinesflyshop    Join the Coalition to save the Menominee river Order Tim's Book:  Smallmouth: Modern Fly Fishing Methods, Tactics, and Techniques. Our Sponsors: JP Ross Fly Rods & Company - specializing in small stream rods:   https://www.jprossflyrods.com/  Facebook @jprossandcompany   Instagram @jprossflyrods.  Use Happyfish for $50 off any rod purchase. Destination Angler: The Destination Angler Website and Show Notes:   http://destinationangler.libsyn.com/ Get updates and pictures of destinations covered on each podcast: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Instagram and Facebook Join in the conversation with the @DestinationAnglerConnection group on Facebook: Comments & Suggestions:  host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh50@gmail.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or where ever you get your podcasts Recorded Dec 1, 2021.  Episode 54. Music on the show by A Brother's Fountain, “Hitch Hike-Man”.    Podcast edited by Podcast Volume  https://www.podcastvolume.com/

Tom and Justin are happy to welcome Dave Whitlock for a fun conversation about his street stock beginnings, the transition to CASCAR, his first impression of the ACT Tour, what he learned from Junior Hanley, the Canadian Motorsports Hall of Fame and why his worst racing injury may have happened when he tried to get into the ambulance... From Milk Bowl Champion to Oxford 250 Champion, all that and more on this episode of Uncommon Deeds!

Coach Cobb shares his insights into his KY Bourbons teamDrafted by Minnesota TwinsHave to get an edge -special strategy with  5 man infieldAPSPL a new slowpitch leagueWhere do you find players for a new teamKy Bourbons on the road - private flight with McDonald's What it took to get to and win the World SeriesBill Gatti - All American Football - UL - WFL - Best Power HitterWhitlock Brothers Dave and Greg, Bourbons played at Bishop David Field - attendance 4,500  Billy "White Shoes" Johnson - "you got to get on base before you can steal"Fans shared bus with the team on the roadJohnny McGrath is a WarriorRough night in Milwaukee turns to fisticuffs - Rick Wilson warns Coach CobbButler High School great atheltic school including Braves, Adam Duvall, Jodie Mudd, Eddie Mudd & Mike CampbellFall Cities Golf Tournament Champions including Chris CorbettOhtani & Mike TroutSorry for the rough recording Coach CobbCoach Cobb is on the "Jerry Eaves Sports Radio Show" on iheartradioSpecial Thanks to XTakeRux for the music Rocking Forward

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/241 Sponsor: Stonefly Nets: https://wetflyswing.com/stonefly Larry Dahlberg, the man behind the Dahlberg diver, flashabou and a number of other game changing products is here to share his story and the hunt for big fish.  Larry produced and starred in a number of TV Shows and has been a big influencer for many years. We find out why Larry doesn't make a distinction between fly fishing and gear fishing and gets a little fired up when we dig into it today.   Show Notes with Larry Dahlberg - Rowland Martin was Larry's first connection who helped Larry get into his first TV show.   In Fisherman TV was the first show for Larry and then came the hunt for big fish.  In fisherman first introduced fly fishing for predator species. - The Nicaragua Tarpon fishery that no body knew about at the time. - The Dalhberg Diver - Larry tells the story of how he invented Flashabou,  one of my favorite materials. - Dave Whitlock was on the podcast in episode 160 - Buck Perry was the guy who invented structure and the father of modern angling.  Spoon Plugging was key for Buck. - Pinky Gillum bamboo rods are some of the best in the world. - St Croix River Resort from Bill Houston - The Cow Palace Sportsmen Show - River to Sea and the whopper plopper underwater. You can find Larry at HuntforBigFish.com Conclusion with Larry Dalhberg Larry Dahlberg shares his amazing story of influencing some of the biggest anglers from around the world with some of the products he's developed for fly and conventional angling. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/241  

(From May 22nd Program, Segment 3) Henry Cowen's article in Fly Fisherman Magazine describes "Our Fly Fishing Mount Rushmore" & the faces that would be chiseled into his "Mount Rushmore." Cowen describes Lefty Kreh's influence in the outdoor world bring fly fishing to everyone & acting as the best fly fisherman in the world.  His timing helped make the use of book, video & internet & launched him into the status of greatest. One of Lefty's great mentor and influencers was Joe Brooks that was one of the initial "rock stars" of fly fishing.  Brooks' appearances on Wide World of Sports & American Sportsmen helped make him the father of American fly fishing. Another face of fly fishing importance, according to Cowen, is Lee Wulff.  Another larger than life fly caster, tyer, television star & educator--within fly fishing--that helped propel the sport. Lastly, the surviving member of Henry's--Mount Rushmore--is artist, tyer & warm water advocate, Dave Whitlock. These are Henry's top four influencers in fly fishing, but what are yours?  The Outdoor Guys from Jesse Brown's want to know?  

Henry Cowen updates us on early May striper conditions in the Southeast. To learn more about Henry and sodium free stripers, check out our full length interview and our interview with Henry and Dave Whitlock. Have a question? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Order Henry's Book Fly Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass: Tackle, Tactics and Finding Fish Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Follow Henry on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Henry Cowen updates us on late April striper conditions in the Southeast. To learn more about Henry and sodium free stripers, check out our full length interview and our interview with Henry and Dave Whitlock. Have a question? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Order Henry's Book Fly Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass: Tackle, Tactics and Finding Fish Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Follow Henry on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Henry Cowen updates us on late March striper conditions in the Southeast. To learn more about Henry and sodium free stripers, check out our full length interview and our interview with Henry and Dave Whitlock. Have a question? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Order Henry's Book Fly Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass: Tackle, Tactics and Finding Fish Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Follow Henry on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Henry Cowen updates us on early March striper conditions in the Southeast. To learn more about Henry and sodium free stripers, check out our full length interview and our interview with Henry and Dave Whitlock. Have a question? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Order Henry's Book Fly Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass: Tackle, Tactics and Finding Fish Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Follow Henry on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Henry Cowen updates us on late February striper conditions in the Southeast. To learn more about Henry and sodium free stripers, check out our full length interview and our interview with Henry and Dave Whitlock. Have a question? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Order Henry's Book Fly Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass: Tackle, Tactics and Finding Fish Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Follow Henry on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Henry Cowen updates us on mid-February striper conditions in the Southeast. To learn more about Henry and sodium free stripers, check out our full length interview and our interview with Henry and Dave Whitlock. Have a question? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Order Henry's Book Fly Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass: Tackle, Tactics and Finding Fish Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Follow Henry on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

In this episode, Henry Cowen returns to update us on striper fishing on Lake Lanier and to tell us about his upcoming book on freshwater stripers. In the second half of the interview, Dave Whitlock joins us. Dave wrote the forward to Henry's book and provided several illustrations. Order Henry's Book Fly Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass: Tackle, Tactics and Finding Fish Check Out Henry's First Interview with The Articulate Fly Dave's Artwork The Temperate Bass Striper Rush Social Media Follow Henry on Facebook and on Instagram. Follow Dave on Facebook. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Our guest this week is expert fly-fishing guide, Chad Johnson of CJ's White River Outfitter, who shares stories and tips on catching those giant brown trout the White River is known for.  Not just in the winter, but all year long!  Plus stories about his good friend Dave Whitlock, tips on how to catch big smallmouths “finesse-style”, and great info on other wadable rivers in the area.        To Contact Chad Johnson to arrange a trip or stay at his cabin, call (601) 668-5545 or visit his website:  https://cjswhiteriveroutfitter.com/ Here's a video of my trip to the White River in 2019 with Chad as our guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaE7nrci-nA&feature=youtu.be Chad is the head guide for Dally's Ozark Fly Fisher:  https://theozarkflyfisher.com/ GoFundMe site to Help Fishing Guides Survive the Coronavirus.  As mentioned on the show, the fishing guide business has been decimated by the Coronavirus situation.   We've set up a special GoFundMe to raise money for Guides.  The money raised will be split evenly with the Guides who appear on the show during the COVID-19 crisis. https://www.gofundme.com/f/Coronavirus-fishing-guide-fund Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/DestinationAnglerPodcast The Destination Angler Website:   http://destinationangler.libsyn.com/ Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or where ever you get your podcasts Recorded April 21, 2020.  Episode 2.