Podcast appearances and mentions of derek olthuis

Derek Olthuis hates complaining. When a problem arises, he's the type of person to find a solution. As public lands are sold, and sporting opportunities become privatized, Derek sees North America moving toward the pay to play model. The private vs public land debate is a complicated issue with great points and a lot of passion from both sides. But Derek was able to come up with a brilliant solution. He thought that if sportsmen and ranchers could work together, they could open public access and protect wildlife habitat without disregarding property rights. And with that, American Icon Co. was born. By purchasing properties and working with ranchers to put large tracts of land in trust, American Icon is ensuring that land is managed for sportsmen access while improving wildlife habitat and conserving the species we all love. In this episode, Derek breaks it all down and answers listener questions with total transparency.  American Icon Co.Website Instagram Derek Olthuis on Instagram Email Derek your questions: derek@americaniconco.com

Cort and Derek of Black Fin Fly Fishing Co. have caught fish in some of the most wild and remote places in the world, from Iceland to Argentina. They also happen to be brilliant photographers and videographers and their films have won several awards at fly fishing film festivals. These guys are experts at planning epic fishing trips and capturing once in a life time moments. Learn what it takes to catch your bucket list fish and how you can hire Black Fin to help you.Black Fin's WebsiteInTents Media Youtube Channel

In this episode Brian sits down with Derek Olthuis. Derek is extremely knowledgeable and the guys get right into talking about still water. They talk timing, tactics and reading the water. They talk about the excitement of sight fishing and how to be effective. Then they get into adventure fishing the Artic for Artic Char. This is extremely fascinating as Derek talks about what he looks for, flies he fishes and the entire experience.

Sitting down with Derek Olthuis was something we thought about from the minute we started podcasting.  WOW! This conversation didn't disappoint.  From his legendary films on the International Fly Fishing Film Festival to his passion to go anywhere in the world to chase the fish, the story and the dream. As part of InTents Media, Derek and the team won the top film in two of the recent iF4 festivals.  With movies such as Arctic Unicorns, The Hidden and Seriously North, these guys are taking fly fishing indie films to the next level.  In addition to his work with InTents Media, Derek serves as a proud ambassador and social media professional for some great companies: Orvis, Buff USA, Water Master Rafts, Bluehalo and the American Museum of Fly Fishing. http://bluehalostore.com,   https://www.orvis.com https://buffusa.com,   https://www.bigskyinflatables.com,   http://www.amff.org We also want to thank one of our key sponsors:  https://flyfishingshow.com

Fly-Fishing with your family, with Derek Olthuis This week Orvis Ambassador Derek Olthuis and I talk about fishing with your kids and family. Derek has three young children and he fishes as much as anyone I know, so he has some great tips on how to make it a fun and rewarding experience for all members of the family. If you’ve wanted to introduce kids to fly fishing you’ll get some great advice from this podcast. In the Fly Box this week, we have some interesting questions and comments, including What do I do with saltwater flies after I’ve used them? How do companies that sell fly patterns evaluate new ones? How do I keep annoying sea grass off my fly and leader? Should I feel guilty about hooking tarpon that were chilling in a marina behind a boat? Should I worry about keeping my fishing gear in a hot car? How do I quickly tell if a stream has a rich food supply or if it is more infertile? Can I use this to adjust my fishing techniques? What do I do if a trout tries to eat my strike indicator? How long should removable studs last? Why could I not catch smallmouths that were chasing baitfish? Why don’t more anglers use soft-hackle flies? How long should I rest a pool before trying a new fly pattern? What’s an easy way to identify mayflies and caddisflies in the air?

Photographer, author and guide Derek Olthuis shares the secrets of the mighty bull trout of his native Canadian Rockies.

In response to what viewers like you have asked for, the Wasatch Team put a whole lot of miles on their boots, snowmobiles, and chairlifts to generate the hardest hitting episode yet. With locations varying from the streets of Ogden, to the 11,000 foot faces, Episode Four will leave you wishing the season were longer. Principle Cinematography shot on Canon 5D Mark II by Parker Alec Cross Colorist: Parker Alec Cross Featuring the talents of Parker Cross, Andy Earl, Daryl Young, JP Sokolowski, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Stain Reichman, Cooper Hoffmeister, Ben Millsaps, Jason Hindman and Stosh Lemberes.

In response to what viewers like you have asked for, the Wasatch Team put a whole lot of miles on their boots, snowmobiles, and chairlifts to generate the hardest hitting episode yet. With locations varying from the streets of Ogden, to the 11,000 foot faces, Episode Four will leave you wishing the season were longer. Principle Cinematography shot on Canon 5D Mark II by Parker Alec Cross Colorist: Parker Alec Cross Featuring the talents of Parker Cross, Andy Earl, Daryl Young, JP Sokolowski, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Stain Reichman, Cooper Hoffmeister, Ben Millsaps, Jason Hindman and Stosh Lemberes.

Parker and the boys venture into the backcountry for the first time this season and do some man-boarding. Venturing into the relative safe zones of Cardiff Peak, Flagstaff Mountain, and Grizzly Gulch, the team gets a small sample of just how good the deep stuff is in the Central Wasatch. Jonesing for deeper and steeper lines, come watch as Andy Earl, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Daryl Young, Stain Reichman, and Parker Alec Cross hunt for the goods and warm up their hiking legs for future episodes. Filmed entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II system, episode three is guaranteed to induce a hunger for the powder that can only be satisfied by staying tuned for future episodes. For product giveaway information, visit http://parkercrossroadstudios.blogspot.com

Parker and the boys venture into the backcountry for the first time this season and do some man-boarding. Venturing into the relative safe zones of Cardiff Peak, Flagstaff Mountain, and Grizzly Gulch, the team gets a small sample of just how good the deep stuff is in the Central Wasatch. Jonesing for deeper and steeper lines, come watch as Andy Earl, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Daryl Young, Stain Reichman, and Parker Alec Cross hunt for the goods and warm up their hiking legs for future episodes. Filmed entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II system, episode three is guaranteed to induce a hunger for the powder that can only be satisfied by staying tuned for future episodes. For product giveaway information, visit http://parkercrossroadstudios.blogspot.com

The mid-season slumps hit everyone, and sometimes it's all you can take to keep your momentum going, and with a little bit of perseverance, you can turn the slumps into some of the most fun of whole year. Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Episode Five showcases the love of the shred, spitting in the face of adversity. Featuring the riding of Derek Olthuis, Jade Magnum Thomason, Blake Hansen, Grant Conrad, Park Cross, Jordan Brewer, and Jordan Rehrer. Filmed on location at Park City Mountain Resort and in the southern Idaho backcountry.

The mid-season slumps hit everyone, and sometimes it's all you can take to keep your momentum going, and with a little bit of perseverance, you can turn the slumps into some of the most fun of whole year. Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Episode Five showcases the love of the shred, spitting in the face of adversity. Featuring the riding of Derek Olthuis, Jade Magnum Thomason, Blake Hansen, Grant Conrad, Park Cross, Jordan Brewer, and Jordan Rehrer. Filmed on location at Park City Mountain Resort and in the southern Idaho backcountry.

Shredding at Park City, Brighton, The Canyons, and Snowbird ski resorts, as well as the amazing Wasatch backcountry, Episode Three delivers some of the most intense riding of the season. Featuring the talents of Parker Cross, Blake Nyman, Jordan Rehrer, and Derek Olthuis, with a special cameo appearance by Jade Magnum Thomason. Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital SLR. Music by Depeche Mode.

Shredding at Park City, Brighton, The Canyons, and Snowbird ski resorts, as well as the amazing Wasatch backcountry, Episode Three delivers some of the most intense riding of the season. Featuring the talents of Parker Cross, Blake Nyman, Jordan Rehrer, and Derek Olthuis, with a special cameo appearance by Jade Magnum Thomason. Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital SLR. Music by Depeche Mode.

Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II, the Wasatch: Official Production Podcast series is designed to give participans a behind-the-scenes look into the creation of a high definition documentary. Episode 002 - Momentum features footage from Little Cottonwood Canyon in beautiful Salt Lake City, Utah, and the talents of Parker Cross, Tanner Mills, Derek Olthuis, and Jade Magnum Thomason. Special thanks go out to Kyle Henderson from Desert Noises, who graciously provided the music. Check them out at www.desertnoises.com. An additional thanks go out to all our sponsors: Revolution Mfg, Board of Provo, and Exempt Sox. www.rideharder.com www.boardofprovo.com Created by Parker Alec Cross Crossroad Studios, LLC (801) 368-3740 parkercross3@gmail.com

Filmed entirely on the new Canon EOS 5D Mark II, the Wasatch: Official Production Podcast series is designed to give participans a behind-the-scenes look into the creation of a high definition documentary. Episode 002 - Momentum features footage from Little Cottonwood Canyon in beautiful Salt Lake City, Utah, and the talents of Parker Cross, Tanner Mills, Derek Olthuis, and Jade Magnum Thomason. Special thanks go out to Kyle Henderson from Desert Noises, who graciously provided the music. Check them out at www.desertnoises.com. An additional thanks go out to all our sponsors: Revolution Mfg, Board of Provo, and Exempt Sox. www.rideharder.com www.boardofprovo.com Created by Parker Alec Cross Crossroad Studios, LLC (801) 368-3740 parkercross3@gmail.com