Podcast appearances and mentions of denis isbister

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/614 Presented By: Drifthook Fly Fishing, FishHound Expeditions, Yellowstone Teton Territory, Visit Helena, MT Jason Moore is on the podcast, and we'll get his three best tips for striper fishing on the East Coast. We'll also get an update on the trends out east and where you can get more information. We're heading to the East Coast today with Jason of Island Fly. Show Notes with Jason Moore on Stiper Fishing.  02:10 - Jason grew up in a small beach town in southern New Jersey, where he loved surfing and conventional fishing. He spent 25 years in Colorado and got into trout fishing. After that, he returned to the coast and got into saltwater fly fishing. Island Fly  3:05 - When Jason started Island Fly four years ago, their main target was stripers, which he said are great on the fly. During summers when stripers head north for cooler waters, they focus on other species like flounder, bluefish, and cow nose rays. Photo via https://www.aquariumofpacific.org/onlinelearningcenter/species/pacific_cownose_ray 06:29 - Jason says they are on Brigantine Island, where there are vast sandy flats, and the best way to fish for cow nose rays is from a boat. Cow nose rays are best targeted from mid-June to late August when the water is warm. You can also go for flounder and catch bluefish during this time. Additionally, they sometimes fish for spinner sharks. Check out our episode on Mako Shark Shark Fly Fishing with Conway Bowman  Wild Fish Wild Places  09:46 - Jason talks about his trip to the Columbian Amazon to fish for peacock bass with my good friend Denis Isbister from Wild Fish Wild Places. The trip was super remote, involving long boat rides and hiking through the jungle to reach untouched lagoons. The episode is set to premiere in October 2024! Catch the raw footage here: Striper Fishing  18:28 - The best time for a striper fishing trip is spring, especially April and May because the weather is more consistent. These fish move north as the water warms, following bait fish like menhaden. 23:55 - Jason owns a 22-foot panga, which he finds perfect for striper fishing. However, there are alternative options for stripers fishing without a boat, such as beach fishing and fishing around jetties. 29:19 - When fishing for stripers, matching the fly to the water depth and fish behavior is important. Surface lures like gurglers and poppers are effective in shallow waters (three feet or less), while streamers work better in deeper areas. Tarpon toad flies work well in challenging situations. Tips for Successful Striper Fishing Look for structures and moving water to locate fish. Use surface lures like poppers in the morning and evening to attract fish. Switch to streamers during the day for continued success. Experiment with different color patterns to find what works. Try crab patterns in shallow waters. Other Species Rays 34:43 - Unlike striper fishing, where you're on the boat chasing after fish, ray fishing involves wading in shallow, warm waters near sandbars. The rays are often seen in large numbers and are targeted with crab flies. A minimum of nine-weight rods is recommended. Sub-50-foot casts are typical. Be prepared with ample backing due to the ray's powerful runs. Blue Fish They can be caught from spring through summer. Very aggressive and fun to catch. Flounder Flounders are found on sandbars during the warm summer months. Shallow water fishing using a six-weight rod. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/614    

In this episode:Host of Wild Fish Wild Places and professional angler, Denis Isbister talks with host Kieran Anderson about his recent freshwater fishing trip to Argentina.Topics discussed in this episode with Denis:·       Denis' background and experience with fishing·       Details about traveling to Argentina and lodging ·       His experience drift boat fishing the Rio Grande·       Seasons for dry fly fishing and streamer fishing·       Targeting different types of trout (brown, brook, & rainbow)·       Fishing rules and regulations in Argentina ·       His go-to tackle and gear used on the trip·       Fishery differences in Argentina vs. the U.S.·       Denis' favorite memory from Argentina·       Other upcoming fishing trips Follow Kieran Anderson on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kieranand3rson/Follow Denis Isbister's Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/denisisbisterFollow Salt Life on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/realsaltlife/Shop Salt Life apparel at www.saltlife.com

In this episode:Denis Isbister sits down with host Kieran Anderson to talk about what it's like to go fishing in Alaska, one of Denis' favorite trips each year.Topics discussed in this episode with Denis:·       Denis' background·       How Denis got started fishing·       The Alaska Fishery ·       Favorite species to target in Alaska·       Fishing in Alaska vs. Fishing in the Bahamas·       Climate changes in Alaska·       Best time of year to fish in Alaska·       Fishing with a guide vs. fishing alone·       Must have equipment for fishing in Alaska·       Importance of polarized sunglasses when fishing in Alaska·       Advice for someone wanting to go fish in Alaska for the first timeFollow Kieran Anderson on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kieranand3rson/Follow Denis on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/denisisbister/Follow Salt Life on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/realsaltlife/Shop Salt Life apparel at www.saltlife.comSubscribe to Salt Life's email list to receive up-to-date podcast info at https://www.saltlife.com/customer/account/create/

Fishing in Alaska with Denis Isbister

Denis Isbister has spent his whole life devoted to fishing.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/328 Presented By: Reyr Gear, FishHound Expeditions, Anglers Coffee, Togens Fly Shop Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors "What advantage does the clear give you?" That's the question to start this episode with on choosing a line for fly fishing. Jarvis from Monic Fly Lines is here today to break down fly lines so you have a better feel for the types of lines out there and their uses. We find out how the different materials affect the performance of a line, the advantages of a clear line, and the ideal line for specific species and water. Jarvis also shares his experience hunting with the Hadza tribe and some of his saltwater trips in the Bahamas. Plus, we hear a story about one of their customers who has a 20-year-old clear Monic fly line that still works. Line for Fly Fishing Show Notes with Jarvis 08:10 - Jarvis got a job at Monic Fly Lines as a manufacturing assistant then later on stepped in for the managing role 09:20 - Bob Romano was on the podcast at WFS 314 where we talked about the Rangeley Lakes Region in Maine 11:00 - Jarvis excelled in school. He's pretty smart and got into some scholarships. 12:40 - Jarvis took up Anthropology in College 13:20 - The Hadza are modern hunter-gatherer people living in northern Tanzania. They are considered one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes in Africa with approximately 1,300 tribe members. 19:50 - Monic Fly Lines are PVC-free. They use naturally buoyant plastics that's why they float well. 22:00 - The Monic 101 is their basic trout line 22:55 - The front taper is where the line begins to change in diameter. The belly section is the thickest portion of that line. Your rear taper is where it starts to go back down in diameter 27:00 - For beginners, a little heavier line, one size up, will make you feel the dynamics of your casting. If you have a 5 wt fast rod, a 6 wt line is recommended. If it's medium-fast, a true to weight size like 5 wt would be good 39:55 - Airflo Fly Lines also make PVC-free lines 41:30 - Jarvis explains how their lines become clear and talks about its stealth advantages 47:10 - Jarvis talks about how Bob Goodale, the founder, started Monic. Their first line was a clear floating line. Read more about the company's history here. 49:00 - Their Henley Series has a material that they call MoniCore 50:20 - The Henley Phantom Tip is one of their latest lines. Jarvis explains its advantages for fresh and saltwater 51:50 - One of their customer showed Jarvis a 20-year-old clear Monic line - it already turned yellow because of the UV damage but it still works 52:30 - Monic will replace your fly line if it breaks on the first year of buying it 55:10 - All the fly lines they produce are made from Boulder Colorado 56:30 - There's a chart in each type of line on their website for you to have a general idea of how your setup would be. There's a chat box there on the website too - send them a message and Jarvis or any from the Monic crew will gladly help 59:00 - Their Icicle line has a more advanced taper called Javelin taper 1:04:00 - The Saltwater Master series has a slickening agent built-in 1:06:45 - Jarvis had a saltwater trip with Denis Isbister in the Bahamas to do some content for Monic. Denis runs the Wild Fish Wild Places TV show 1:08:40 - Jarvis caught a horse side yellow tail jack 1:10:00 - Jarvis talks about his experience fishing in Acklins, a little southeast of the Bahamas 1:13:20 - We had Oliver White at WFS 69 where we talked about the Bahamas 1:13:50 - Enter your favorite fly at wetflyswing.com/topfly to win a box of flies 1:14:30 - Jarvis picks his top fly for fresh and saltwater. For trout, he picks Gold-ribber Hares Ear. For saltwater, he picks the Gotcha Shrimp pattern Line for Fly Fishing Conclusion with Jarvis So there you go. I hope you learned some things that will help you decide on what type of line you're getting next. I think that you can never go wrong with the clear ones. The stealthy type is always great to avoid spooking the fish. If you're a beginner, Jarvis recommends to up that line 1 step so that you can feel the dynamics of your casting better. Practice, and practice, then practice some more. Once you feel good about your casting, then you can experiment on your gear setup as you please. If you want to connect with Jarvis and the Monic team, send them a message on Instagram or via the Monic website chat box. They will gladly assist you in getting that perfect line for your needs and preference. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/328

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/320 Presented By: Trxstle, Bearvault, Angler's Coffee, Jackson Hole Fly Company Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Madison Lauterbach, founder and editor of Ms. Mayhem, is here today to talk about their movement to empower women, oppressed individuals, marginalized people, etc. - all those people who are struggling to fit in any industry. In a project called Casting Forward, they produced 5 short films covering topics and issues such as women's fly fishing, conservation, climate change, safety, and inclusion, featuring individuals who are impacting different industries inside and out. Their mission is to unite people in diversity and eliminate all forms of discrimination. This is definitely one of the must-listens and a great cause to take part in. Let's dive right in and hit that play button. Women's Fly Fishing Show Notes with Madison Lauterbach 04:30 - Madison was into snowboarding before she got into fly fishing 06:15 - Madison started Ms. Mayhem, a Denver based online news outlet, in May 2020 -they predominantly focus on stories about women in male-dominated industries, fields, and other marginalized communities 08:15 - Casting forward is the end product of what they referred to as the fly fishing project - it is a premier event and a digital journalism package. They're having this event on May 18, 2022, where they will showcase 5 videos that they produced 09:45 - The event will be in person but also available virtually 11:30 - Head over to msmayhem.com to check out more of what they have going that aren't seen in videos 16:00 - Madison talks about their video about women's safety called, Fishing in a Man's World 19:30 - Their first video is about 14 mins long and it's called, River Revolutionaries - about 3 women in the fly fishing industry that are making an impact inside and out and they cover women's gear as well 21:30 - Another video they have is about 12 mins long called, Intangible - talks about how women affect the climate change and conservation, and how they're passing education to the next generation 23:30 - Madison talks about scrapping the size chart 24:45 - Madison got an Adams Built waders for his friend and they fit great - Adams Built is doing some good things for the fly fishing community 26:30 - Shout out to the President and CEO of Adams Built, Mont Adams and a virtual high five to my buddy, Denis Isbister - he was on the podcast back in Feb 2020 27:30 - Madison talks about the amazing team they have at Ms. Mayhem 33:00 - Madison makes a point to start caring about other people that are facing oppression and have disabilities - make them feel they belong and always welcome 38:50 - We talk about the Scope of Inclusion - a 20 mins long video about marginalized people or groups out there, how they can get more involved in fly fishing and the outdoor community in general 44:15 - The fifth video is called, Past The Rack and is about 8 mins long - it's about the other side of the industry and more about women's gear, and their experience with finding gear that fits 47:55 - Madison shares a tip on connecting my kids to the outdoor in a way that enlightens them 50:00 - Madison gives a big shoutout to her team for the awesome work and dedication 51:55 - I mentioned the Jared from the Flylords Magazine - he was on the podcast at WFS 164 Women's Fly Fishing Conclusion with Madison Lauterbach Madison and the Ms. Mayhem team are doing great things for all communities around the world. Even if the issues they discuss do not directly affect us, we should still care because people are people and we all want to feel comfortable in whatever community we choose to belong to. This will benefit the next generation of people - our children and children's children. I know we hear this a lot but we really should start thinking about our actions - how it affects people around us and help a person out coming new to whatever industry we are in. That new person could be you, so how do you want to be welcomed? It's as simple as, treat others the way you want to be treated. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/320

Denis Isbister has spent his whole life devoted to fishing.

Wader Review? Yes indeed. We discuss the Adamsbuilt line of waders with Denis Isbister of Wild Fish, Wild Places. We are avid fans of the Wader and boot system from Adamsbuilt, but having Denis on board brings a huge amount of intel on the waders as he has worn the AB brand on fishing adventures in Alaska, Russia, Jurassic Lake, and more. We cover all the finer points of waders and why selection is crucial to a productive day on the water (and a safe one), and why we believe the Adamsbuilt line is the best wader on the market. We also go in depth of all the hidden features on the waders (Burrito pouches, jet pack mounting brackets, etc) and we also discover strange facts about Denis' “tight is right” fashion sense. This is a fun and informative podcast, we hope you enjoy it! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bearfish/message

Nets. Usually overlooked, an afterthought, or left at home in your scurry to get out the door and onto the water. World renowned fish wrangler Denis Isbister and I dig into the finer points of why nets are so essential, what makes for a good net, and most importantly break down the greatest nets in the world for big game...The Adamsbuilt Salmon/Steelhead Net and Boat Net. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bearfish/message

This Burritos, Breaks, and Flies Micro Tip podcast will be a product review of Monic Fly Lines! Henley Phantom Tip. We are joined by the one and only Denis Isbister of Wild Fish, Wild Places to hear his experience with the Phantom tip (as well as a few other Monic Lines) and I also share my experience with the phantom tip chasing smallmouth bass and spooky summertime brown trout. As always a thank you to our Bearfish Alliance Supporters : Loop Tackle, Adamsbuilt Fishing, Ochnser Insurance, and of course to Monic Fly Lines for affording the opportunity to experience their great fly line selection. Thank you for tuning in and be sure to subscribe at bearfishalliance.com , we have a frequent fish report and also have a cool new bespoke fly angling webstore with essential items for our local waters, as a matter of fact we have a preseason special going right on Bespoke Tailored Loop Tackle Switch rod combos for pyramid lake so you may want to check that out. We hope you enjoy this Monic Fly Line Product Review Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bearfish/message

Denis Isbister is arguably one of the most well traveled and accomplished anglers in the world today, and hold no prejudice against any type of angling. We go beyond the Denis we know from the accomplished TV Series “Wild Fish, Wild Places” and dig down to get to see what makes this fishing icon tick. From fly fishing to spin casting Denis can really knock it out of the park, so join us on this adventure that blurs the lines between angling types, international culture, and most importantly Burritos (and maybe some Catfish head Soup….yep!). Sit back, crank up the volume and enjoy this conversation we have with a true Jedi of the fishing world. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bearfish/message

This week's episode takes us to Nevada, USA. Ceri's guest has fished worldwide for many species and filmed his adventures for his TV show, ‘Wild Fish Wild Places'. Pyramid Lake is his local water which has a unique strain of Cutthroat trout up to 20lb. Double figure fish are commonplace, which are caught on the fly. He also talks about catching the big Rainbows on his visits to Jurassic Lake in Argentina. Welcome to Ceri's chat with Denis Isbister.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/wildfish Giveaway:  https://wetflyswing.com/giveaway I sat down with Denis Isbister who is the host of the TV show Wild Fish Wild Places which has been running for 12 years now.   Denis is a Pyramid Lake expert and breaks down the greatness of Pyramid and the monster Lahontan Cutthroat trout that cruise the lake.   Show Notes with Denis Isbister (Updated time stamps: https://wetflyswing.com/wildfish) - Kelly Galloup was on the podcast here and talked about the influence of bass on his flies and fishing. - We talk about Brian from Got Fishing who is our other partner in the giveaway and was on the podcast here. - You can find the ladder chair at Crosby Lodge. - The popcorn beettle is the goto pattern on Pyramid Lake. - Mike Anderson from the Reno Fly Shop is a great resource for Pyramid Lake. - The Paiute Tribe is the local tribe the manages Pyramid Lake. - We are going to put up the winner at the Pyramid Lake Lodge. - Phil Rowley was on the podcast in episode 34 and is the guy behind the booby fly pattern. - We talk about Monic fly lines and the coating discussion. - The vampire fish trip was a favorite for Denis but they have some big stuff coming up this year. - The New FlyFisher youtube channel is a great resources. - Disturbed is one of Denis' goto metal bands.  Here's a little video. You can find Denis at Wild Fish Wild Places. Resources Noted in the Show The Ladder Chair  Videos Noted in the Show The popcorn beettle  The Booby Fly   Conclusion with Denis Isbister I had Denis Isbister on to dig into Pyramid Lake and the big giveaway we have going right now.  Denis has been fishing Pyramid for a long time so provides some great tips and insight here.  He's also the host of the TV show Wild Fish Wild Places. Here's a link to the Pyramid Lake Giveaway: https://wetflyswing.com/giveaway

About: On episode #17 of the Disrupt Now Podcast, Host, Natalie Viglione, speaks with Denis Isbister, to have a candid conversation about what it really takes to be insane enough to make your passion your day job, and what it means when you take major risks to make that dream become a reality. Guest, Denis Isbister, is the host of the adventure travel/fishing show, Wild Fish Wild Places, on the World Fishing Network. After leaving the contracting world, he sold everything he owned to start a new concept for a fishing show. And now almost a decade later, Wild Fish Wild Places is one of the most popular and successful shows in the country!

On episode #17 of the Disrupt Now Podcast, Host, Natalie Viglione, speaks with Denis Isbister, to have a candid conversation about what it really takes to be insane enough to make your passion your day job, and what it means when you take major risks to make that dream become a reality.  Guest, Denis Isbister, is the host of the adventure travel/fishing show, Wild Fish Wild Places, on the World Fishing Network. After leaving the contracting world, he sold everything he owned to start a new concept for a fishing show. And now almost a decade later, Wild Fish Wild Places is one of the most popular and successful shows in the country! GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT DISRUPT NOW AND TEAM GU LLC: The Disrupt Now Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts (iTunes), Stitcher, Soundcloud or Google Play. You can also find the full episodes on the www.disruptnowprogram.com site or you can go to the parent company's site at www.teamgu.com/episodes (this allows you to listen to full episodes as well). The blog at www.teamgu.com/blog has all of our guest's information, where you can connect with them, and you can read more of their unique story and how they're disrupting the status quo!The Disrupt Now Program and Podcast was created by Natalie Viglione, the Founder of Team Gu LLC. Team Gu is an award-winning boutique Business Services firm in New York, NY and Charlotte, NC that offers niche consulting services in management consulting, business advisory, training, coaching, and sales and marketing consulting, as well as monthly support services to help companies get to the next level. A small firm with a big mission: Helping people and businesses reach beyond their limits to disrupt the status quo and evolve! Learn more about Team Gu at www.teamgu.com today. Inquire to info@teamgu.com for more information. If your in need of help to get to the next level,  you don’t have to do it alone! Let’s get social! Twitter  Instagram  Facebook  LinkedIn YouTube    

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The KING of all Media Fishing as Steve's domination of at Media Days from his win at the Crappie Masters, Denis Isbister of Wild Fish Wild Places, Blair Wiggins of Addictive Fishing and Sir Ken Duke Fishing Florida Radio January 23rd, 2016

Wild Fish Wild Places TV Host Denis Isbister, BASS Elite Angler and 2012 Rookie of the Year Brandon Card, Reelfinatics Dave Menard and buddy Austin in Studio and LIVE talking fishing stories, iCast and more with Fishing Florida Radio July 18th 2015

January 18th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman with in-studio guest Ken Duke the Wikipedia of Bass and senior editor of Bass Magazine talking Lake Guntersville and the BassMaster Classic. Interviews with Shaw Grigsby of ProWebLive.com and Randall Tharp.

January 11th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman with in-studio guests Hunter McKamey and Jeff Oliver from the UCF Reel Knights Fishing Team who won the BASS College Tournament on Lake Okeechobee. Interviews with George Poveromo and Elite Angler Bobby Lane.

January 4th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman with Fishing New Years Resolutions

December 21st 2013 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Steve Chapman and Captain Mike Ortego with Captain Kevin from Orlando Trophy Bass in studio and looking back at out 2013 interviews and shows.

December 14th 2013 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Steve Chapman and Captain Mike Ortego talk to author Terry Howard of High Sea Wranglers and Luke lures manufacturer of Chamo's Lures. Ken Duke also calls in the a report for Bobby Lane Cup at Camp Mack.

December 7th 2013 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Steve Chapman and Captain Mike Ortego talk about Flip Pallot, Lefty Kreh and Jon Cave while at the Renzetti Fly Fishing and Rod Building Fair. Ken Duke calls in with an update on the Lake Okeechobee B.A.S.S. Wild Card Event.

November 23rd 2013 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Steve Chapman and Captain Mike Ortego talk Gumbopalooza and the Team Mike versus Team Steve on Lake X, took listener calls and talked to BFRO.net investigator Kevin Smykal.

November 16th 2013 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Steve Chapman and Captain Mike Ortego at Fish on Fire for the Central Florida Gumbo Cook-Off benefiting Give Kids The World, Anglers for Conservation and other local charities..

Fishing Florida Radio show with Steve and Captain Mike Ortego at Universal Studios. Interview with Ryan Meegan of Dude Wipes, and lots of interviews from friends helping with Gumbopalooza.

Fishing Florida Radio show with Steve and Captain Mike Ortego at Ferguson Bath, Kitchen and Lighting Gallery with guest host Les. Interviews with #1 ranked angler Jason Christie, Gumbopalooza, callers, and talking fishing.

Fishing Florida Radio show with Steve and Captain Mike Ortego talking fishing, gumbo and taking phone calls.

Fishing Florida Radio show with Steve and guest hosts Les Bendert, Patrick and ElusiveTails AJ talking fishing, gumbo and taking phone calls.

Fishing Florida Radio show with BooDreaux, Steve and Captain Mike Ortego on remote at Carl Black GMC for the Copout Outdoor Adventures nominations day. Fishing Ammo.com and Shell Bobbers Jeff Stafford, Errin Gimbert from Mudhole, and Capt. Jeff Brown of Copout Fishing Charters, and Captain Mike's Canada hunting trip with The Birdmen, Denis Isbister.