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Jen Ripple first joined me on the show way back in episode 19. I was thrilled to have her back on to catch up on what she has been up to. In this episode, we talk about her transition from DUN Magazine to DUN Outdoors, a more comprehensive women's outdoor media space, as well as her new role working with Hardy and Greys and what it's been like getting acquainted with more traditional and historied fly fishing equipment. We also talk about a few trips she has coming up for Guadalupe bass and trout in New Zealand. Website: link Instagram: @Jen_ripple Instagram: @DUNMagazine Waypoint TV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He is often referred to as “snake-bitten,” but not anymore! Spencer Shuffield of Hot Springs, Arkansas earned a huge check for $200,000 and the TITLE belt at the third-annual Major League Fishing - Tackle Warehouse TITLE Championship event on the St. Lawrence River in New York last week. Spencer, son of legendary former pro, Ron Shuffield, joins us to detail the ups and downs of his extremely interesting and unique career. How many anglers do you know who have retired and come back to the sport? Please don't forget that Spencer Shuffield is still in his early 30's! Listen to Spencer tell his story, please.Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about rod lengths. They are getting longer all of the time. Which size is right for you?   We are joined by our friend, Jen Ripple. Jen is the publisher of “Dun” Magazine and does promotional work for Pure Fishing working at Gunpowder, Inc. She gives us a status report on the current fly fishing industry.    

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/280 Presented By: Togens Fly Shop, Anglers Coffee, Trxstle, Stonefly Nets Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors FisheWear founder, Linda Leary, shares how she came up with the idea to create women's fishing wear after she found herself wearing baggy men's clothing while fishing. Linda tells the story of how she used to run a trucking business in Alaska for 30 years - sold the business, started working in the telecom industry, then later decided to go all-in with FisheWear.  Find out FisheWear's top sellers - how these gear and clothing help women perform better outdoors while still feeling comfortable, and how the XtraTuf boot looks great both inside and out. Linda also shares her upcoming plans for this year with the FisheWear team that we should be excited about! FisheWear Show Notes with Linda Leary 2:48 - Dave bought a Kaleido King Trucker hat at the FisheWear booth at IFTD in Denver 09:32 - Linda was in the trucking business for 30 years 10:45 - Over 50% of FisheWear clients are guys, buying stuff for the women in their lives 14:14 - FisheWear designed a sling bag in collaboration with Orvis 14:22 - FisheWear sell Orvis waders 14:44 - The brand Groove makes silicone rings and started in Alaska - Fishewear just came up with watch bands  16:35 - FisheWear's top sellers are its leggings and bags 17:24 - XtraTufs Groovy Grayling Legacy Boots 21:10 - Linda is hosting a trip to Andros South for bonefishing in February - and some more trips this year with the ladies 22:20 - We did an episode about Yellowstone fly fishing with Bruce Staples at WFS 269  22:22 - Also Henry's Fork fly fishing with Mike Lawson at WFS 190 24:08 - The Ankle Deck Boot 24:15 - The Sharkbyte Slip-On 29:26 - The FisheWear team and their roles 30:19 - Damselflyfishing.com is also a women's fly fishing gear shop 30:31 - Jen Ripple has some good stuff going with the Dun Magazine 30:53 - FisheWear does collabs with April Archer from Sarabella 31:37 - Heather Hodson is an ambassador for FisheWear - Heather was also on the podcast at WFS 044 32:56 - Ambassadors for FisheWear 34:27 - Business tips from Linda 40:11 - Patagonia is leading the way in conservation stuff 42:56 - FisheWear is on Tiktok making funny vids 43:37 - Linda and the FisheWear team plan to do a podcast 44:13 - Where you can find FisheWear this year 47:24 - Grayling fish 51:09 - What FisheWear don't sell 51:41 - FishWear offers trips and classes 52:56 - She Podcasts is for women who want to get into podcasting FisheWear Wrap with Linda Leary FisheWear founder, Linda Leary, realized the need for women's fishing wear and decided to create women's wear for fishing and outdoor. Linda used to run a trucking business in Alaska for 30 years, worked in the telecom industry, then later went all-in with FisheWear. Now Linda is having the best years of her life - fishing wherever and whenever she wants! Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/280

In this episode we Wadeoutthere with Jen Ripple from DUN Magazine.  Jen is a serial entrepreneur who wanted to write for a fly fishing magazine.  When she couldn't find one, she created it with DUN Magazine.  She also created a new life for herself through fly fishing.  We discuss how and why Jen began fly fishing, her favorite trout waters in the Driftless Region of Wisconsin, and how DUN Magazine empowers women in fly fishing, through its articles written from a female perspective, that all of us can learn from.  To read articles at DUN Magazine, or subcribe visit:https://dunmagazine.com/Or reach out to Jen on email at:Jen@dunmagazine.comIf you would like more information about how fly fishing and DUN Magazine are helping women living with ovarian and gynecological cancers in western North Carolina visit:https://castingforhope.org/If you want more information on some of the topics we discussed try reading these blog posts from Wadeoutthere:https://wadeoutthere.com/one-story-and-six-reasons-why-you-should-tie-your-own-flies/https://wadeoutthere.com/embrace-the-drive/For more fly fishing stories, lessons learned, and artwork check out my blog and online gallery at: https://wadeoutthere.com/

Jen Ripple is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of the international flyfishing lifestyle magazine, DUN Magazine. In addition to her work at DUN, she writes the Fly Fishing Women's Buyer's Guide for Outside Magazine and the Women's Best Of column for Gray's Sporting Journal, among others. Join us to learn why and how Dun was built, where it stands today and where it will be tomorrow.

Jen Ripple is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of the international flyfishing lifestyle magazine, DUN Magazine. In addition to her work at DUN, she writes the Fly Fishing Women's Buyer's Guide for Outside Magazine and the Women's Best Of column for Gray's Sporting Journal, among others. Join us to learn why and how Dun was built, where it stands today and where it will be tomorrow.

In this episode, Terri and Melissa talk with Jen Ripple, Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of the international flyfishing lifestyle magazine, Dun Magazine and it is SO eye-opening. Jen is a professional angler and conference speaker, who spends her time empowering anglers by teaching fly tying and casting clinics, speaking nationwide on a variety of topics, and devoting her time to conservation efforts through nonprofits.  A sounding board for women in this currently male-dominated sport, Jen has created a home base for women worldwide to connect and engage in the art of fly fishing. Jen gives Terri and Melissa incredible advice on how and where to start fly fishing and drops resources, knowledge and some laughs as well. We LOVED her! Check out the links below for resources mentioned in the episode and keep an eye out to see what Terri & Melissa do with all of Jen's guidance. Dun Magazine Jen Ripple IG Jen Ripple Facebook United Women On The Fly Fly Fishers International Orvis Fly Fishing Schools Arabian Fly Fishing Clare Carter King Casting For Recovery Follow on Instagram Join the Mixing Up Midlife Discussion Facebook Group Email Terri: MixingupMidlife@gmail.com Visit the Mixing Up Midlife website

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/164 We also dig into the differences between Flylords and some of the print magazines that are leading right now.  We find out about the influence of Jared’s parents and how he manages the editing and process for a great online magazine. Support Our Podcast Sponsors  So Fly Gear: https://wetflyswing.com/sofly Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://wetflyswing.com/ftj Show Notes with Jared Zissu From Flylords - The Lords of the Fly movie was the inspiration for Jared to go with Fly Lords. - Tom Bie from the Drake was on the magazine here. - Jared talks about the impact of getting denied to the Fly Fish Journal.  I had Steve Duda, the editor on the podcast in episode 38 here. - I noted the Outdoors Online Marketing Podcast and the Kris Reid episode. - Dry Fly Fishing - Tips and Techniques is a good example of one of there ranking articles. - 7 things you never knew about a river runs through it. - I noted the John Shewey episode and Zach at Swing the Fly Magazine. - We talked about Moldy Chum, Mid Current, Gink and Gasoline and Angling Trade are all big online websites. - You can find Fly Lords on Instagram here. - We talked about Tik tok.  You can find us there as well now. - Jab Jab Jab, Right Hook is Gary V's goto book for business. - The Monte Burke interview through Fly Lords. - The Mosquitoes and mayflies video as noted recently. - Rolf Nylinder has a great piece on Fly Lords. - Cloris Kylie was on the Outdoors Online Podcast here. - Here's the Go Pro post that Jared talks about. - The Casey Neistat ad for Nike. - We noted the stealth craft boat that was in the go pro video. - We talked about the Dun Magazine and the changes coming up due to covid and other changes in the industry.   You can find Jared at Flylords Mag  Resources Noted in the Show 7 Things you Never Knew about A River Runs Through It   Conclusion with Jared Zissu Jared Zissu, the founder of Flylords is on the podcast to talk about how he built one of the biggest online fly fishing magazines.  We find out why they are on Tik Tok, their target audience and how they connected with Go Pro. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/164

Jen Ripple the creator and Editor-in-Chief of Dun Magazine stops by the virtual studio to talk about all things good in life. Podcast Beers: Alvarado Street Brewery: Mai Tia IPA Devil's Canyon Brewing Company: If It Ain't Baroque Hazy IPA Jen's Contact: Facebook: Instagram: Website:

Welcome to this week's episode, all about the "Girls Trip" I went on with Jen Ripple from DUN Magazine and Outdoor Girl Cheryl Smith. It was a whirlwind of a trip, but so incredibly worth it! I drove two hours from Nashville up to Land Between the Lakes to meet up with Jen on an early Monday morning. We loaded up the truck and continued our trek north 8.5 hours to Port Clinton, OH. In retrospect, we wondered why we didn't just fly up, but I'm glad we didn't. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time! We arrived at Bay's Edge Resort around 5pm. The first stop was over at the Bait Shop to check in to our luxurious townhome accommodations. While we were there we met acclaimed walleye spinner blade maker Tommy Harris and our Charter Guide Captain Mark Cahlik. Tommy and Mark showed us the fish in the amazing pond right there at the resort. None of us have seen bluegill so big our lives! We went out for a great dinner at a local Mexican restaurant, and after visiting for a bit back at our beautiful townhome, we went to bed early. We had an exciting day of perch and smallmouth fishing ahead on Tuesday!  You'll hear all about Day 2 in this episode. An amazing lady named Em fished with us and joined us for this episode. She has a long history in fishing. She used to fish the tournament scene as part of the Bassin' Gals trail. She was so much fun to get to know and fish with! When we got back in we did a little fishing in the pond, recorded this episode, and then went to dinner at a local winery. The food was SO GOOD! Soooo even though I mentioned it in the episode, you don't get to hear about Day 3 where we went trolling for walleye, just yet...BUT stay tuned for a video which will be coming out VERY soon. I'll post it in the episode notes for this show on The Woman Angler & Adventurer website as soon as it is ready! Trust me, it's worth the wait!!! ENJOY!  Mentioned in This Episode: Bays Edge Resort Mark1 Sport Fishing Port Clinton, OH Follow Outdoor Girl Cheryl Smith on Instagram DUN Magazine (Jen Ripple)  Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer Podcast Website Listen on Waypoint Outdoors Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Listen on Pandora online! Full show notes for this episode are available at www.womanangler.com/152

Welcome to this week's episode, all about the "Girls Trip" I went on with Jen Ripple from DUN Magazine and Outdoor Girl Cheryl Smith. It was a whirlwind of a trip, but so incredibly worth it! I drove two hours from Nashville up to Land Between the Lakes to meet up with Jen on an early Monday morning. We loaded up the truck and continued our trek north 8.5 hours to Port Clinton, OH. In retrospect, we wondered why we didn't just fly up, but I'm glad we didn't. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time! We arrived at Bay's Edge Resort around 5pm. The first stop was over at the Bait Shop to check in to our luxurious townhome accommodations. While we were there we met acclaimed walleye spinner blade maker Tommy Harris and our Charter Guide Captain Mark Cahlik. Tommy and Mark showed us the fish in the amazing pond right there at the resort. None of us have seen bluegill so big our lives! We went out for a great dinner at a local Mexican restaurant, and after visiting for a bit back at our beautiful townhome, we went to bed early. We had an exciting day of perch and smallmouth fishing ahead on Tuesday!  You'll hear all about Day 2 in this episode. An amazing lady named Em fished with us and joined us for this episode. She has a long history in fishing. She used to fish the tournament scene as part of the Bassin' Gals trail. She was so much fun to get to know and fish with! When we got back in we did a little fishing in the pond, recorded this episode, and then went to dinner at a local winery. The food was SO GOOD! Soooo even though I mentioned it in the episode, you don't get to hear about Day 3 where we went trolling for walleye, just yet...BUT stay tuned for a video which will be coming out VERY soon. I'll post it in the episode notes for this show on The Woman Angler & Adventurer website as soon as it is ready! Trust me, it's worth the wait!!! ENJOY!  Mentioned in This Episode: Bays Edge Resort Mark1 Sport Fishing Port Clinton, OH Follow Outdoor Girl Cheryl Smith on Instagram DUN Magazine (Jen Ripple)  Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer Podcast Website Listen on Waypoint Outdoors Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Listen on Pandora online! Full show notes for this episode are available at www.womanangler.com/152 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The So Fly Crew sits with Jen Ripple of Dun Magazine. Mitch, Aldo, and Jen talk about what it took to start Dun Magazine, Jen's foray into the fly fishing world, and representation in fly fishing. Jen is an accomplished angler, editor and entrepreneur, and you can learn more about Dun and her adventures below. https://dunmagazine.com/ https://dunmagazine.com/authors/jen-ripple https://www.instagram.com/jen_ripple/?hl=en

If you want to learn from the best in fly fishing, look no further than Jen Ripple. She has devoted her life to educating others on the beauty and history of the sport. Jen is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Dun Magazine. She's also on the Board of Directors for the International Federation of Fly Fishers, and was a former board member for AFFTA (American Fly Fishing Trade Association). When not on the water, Jen loves to spend her time empowering women in fly fishing by teaching fly tying and fly casting clinics, speaking nationwide on issues regarding women in fly fishing, and devoting her time to conservation efforts through nonprofits. Jen has become a sounding board for women in a currently male-dominated sport by providing them a place to connect and gain knowledge and experience in fly fishing.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/146 Jen Ripple is on the podcast today to tell us some of the history of women in fly fishing.  Jen is the editor of Dun Magazine, the largest woman’s magazine on the planet.  Jen talks about the foundation of woman in fly fishing and where she's going with Dun Magazine after Covid. We get into the topic of woman and swimsuits and the affect on social media.  Find out why the female demographic is the fastest growing in fly fishing. Show Sponsors: Got Fishing: https://gotfishing.com/ Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ Outdoors Online Marketing Podcast: https://outdoorsonline.co/ Show Notes with Jen Ripple 02:50 - Fly Fishers International Magazine had a recent article written by Jen on the history of woman in fly fishing. 07:45 - Matt Smythe was on the Wet Fly Swing Podcast in Episode 137.  Matt talked about AFFTA and Covid. 10:10 - The Treatise of Fishing with an Angle Attributed to Dame Juliana Berners.   15:00 - Jerry French was on the podcast in episode 139 to tell the intruder story and the history of NW spey fishing. 18:45 - Favorite Flies and Their Histories by Mary Orvis Marbury took over her dads fly business back in the day and had a huge influence on fly tying. 19:15 - Joan Wulff was on the podcast in episode 100.  Joan was the first female casting champion. 21:55 - The Dun Magazine is the only woman's fly fishing magazine. 24:15 - I talked about Darcizzle who April interviewed here on Anchored. 27:15 - Dennis Isbister was on the podcast here to cover Pyramid Lake from Wild Fish Wild Places. 29:00 - Heather Hodson and United Woman on the Fly is a huge group for connecting woman around the country. 29:35 - The Orvis 50 50 On the Water Movement is a great plan to get more woman into fly fishing.  32:30 - The Rip and hoppers road trip is Jen and Heather Hodson's trip to connect woman on a DIY journey. 33:55 - Here’s the episode with the Oman guest I had on in the past. 37:15 - The Texas woman fly fishers and Jen will hook us up along the way 39:15 - The White claw from Chris side from not the real world.   You can find Jen at Dun Magazine here. Resources Noted in the Show Favorite Flies and Their Histories by Mary Orvis Marbury the metaphysics of fly fishing   Videos Noted in the Show Darcizzle on Youtube Dennis Isbister from Wild Fish Wild Places Conclusion with Jen Ripple We hear about some of the amazing history of women in fly fishing today with stories from Mary Orvis, Joan Wulff, and others who helped to grow fly fishing around the world. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/146

Wanda Taylor has led the way for women anglers since the 1980’s. Wanda not only has a wealth of knowledge and experience in practically every area of Fly Fishing, she continues to give back to the community in so many ways by teaching and supporting Women Veterans, Cancer survivors and anglers of all ages and levels of experience. She shared her incredible journey with Fly Girl Fish, including her friendships with Fly Fishing legends Joan Wulff and Lefty Kreh! We hope you enjoy our time with Wanda, and Fly Girl Fish can’t wait to have her back! Guest: Wanda Taylor Website: wandataylorflyfishing.com Bio: Wanda Taylor has been fishing since she was four years old! Her grandmothers taught her to fish. Her love for fishing increased when she agreed to marry a professional fly guide. Within their partnership she became a fly fishing guide, fly casting instructor, Fly Fish TV hostess, featured in fly fishing video’s, online podcast, Walkers Cay with Flip Pallot, and a published outdoor writer for Fly Fish America and DUN Magazine. Wanda has been and is a featured speaker at fly clubs, expos, conclaves, and private fly fishing events across the United States and around the world. Her topics range from freshwater to saltwater inshore, near shore and off shore in bluewaters. Her many awards and achievements of “Firsts” are the reason she is known as the “South’s 1st Lady of Fly Fishing”: TFO National Advisory Staff Member for 15 years (Fan and supporter for 18 yrs.!) Ambassador for Women Veterans attending Project Healing Waters events. Board Member and Retreat Leader for Casting Carolina’s 2019 – World Record Kona Hawaii Spearfish on the fly (Northern Lights – Captain Nakamaru). 2016 – 1st Woman to be inducted into the Southern Appalachian’s Fly Fishing Museum Hall of Fame. 2008 – International Federation of Fly Fishers South Eastern Council Award of Excellence for Wanda’s work with “Casting For Recovery” and “Casting For Confidence“. 2005 – Southeastern International Federation of Fly Fishers Woman of the Year. 2002 – Co Founder Casting For Confidence. 1996 – 1st Woman certified by the International Federation of Fly Fishers as a Master Certified Casting Instructor. 1990 – 1st Woman Orvis Endorsed Guide in the Southeastern United States.     This is Fly Girl Fish episode 037, first aired on 05/27/2020.

Jen Ripple, Editor-in-Chief of DUN Magazine and host of the Discover DUN podcast sits down with DUN author and editor Becca K Powell to talk about what inspires her to write, her story, and the life-changing work she does for both Cattahoochee Riverkeeper and the fly fishing industry.

Jen Ripple is the Editor-in-Chief of DUN Magazine, a fly fishing magazine written by women and for women. After writing a women’s column for another magazine, Jen realized there wasn’t yet a women-focused publication in the fly fishing world and decided to start one of her own. While DUN is by no means meant to exclude men (and Jen mentions how many of her readers actually are men), it does offer a different perspective of the fly fishing experience. With both digital and print material (which comes in the form of a high-quality, booklike magazine), DUN is a great escape for readers looking to try something a little different from the typical fly fishing magazine selection. In this episode, we talk about Jen’s background, her experience starting DUN, and the effects, both positive and negative, that social media has had on the industry. Website: DUNmagazine.com Jen's Instagram: @Jen_ripple DUN Instagram: @DUNMagazine

Jen Ripple is the Editor-in-Chief of DUN Magazine, a fly fishing magazine written by women and for women. After writing a women’s column for another magazine, Jen realized there wasn’t yet a women-focused publication in the fly fishing world and decided to start one of her own. While DUN is by no means meant to exclude men (and Jen mentions how many of her readers actually are men), it does offer a different perspective of the fly fishing experience. With both digital and print material (which comes in the form of a high-quality, book-like magazine), DUN is a great escape for readers looking to try something a little different from the typical fly fishing magazine selection. In this episode, we talk about Jen’s background, her experience starting DUN, and the effects, both positive and negative, that social media has had on the industry. See more on the show notes page at thewildinitiative.com/19. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode Description: In this episode the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast, Greg speaks with Angie Scott the owner of Women Angler and Adventurer Podcast, Based in Tennessee, USA. In our Co-hosted series of Podcast Interviews with Jen Ripple from Dun Magazine.  Greg & Jen talk to Angie about her childhood growing up in northern Minnesota and the family’s vacation fishing trips as theses were Angies great memories. This is what pushed Angie future into the sport of fishing and making her fall in love with fishing ultimately pushing her further into the sport by starting a podcast. We also learn from Ange that the Podcast was started to inspire women professionally as well as a beginner as to create a great environment for women who all share the passion for fishing.  Angie tells Jen and Greg about the Podcast goals and what’s next for the podcast as well as what listeners can expect with some up coming events and show they have planned. Later When Greg asks Angie about why women in conventional fishing are wearing clothes that are less than ideal for fly Fishing and how the industry in conventional fishing changes the landscape for women. As well we get on the topics of women on Instagram and why some girls wear little yet want to be taken seriously and others who are serious just don’t get the respect. The conversation heats up as we all give our views.    To learn more about this great episode and our guest please subscribe to the show or download us on your favorite podcast listing platform.    Top take away from this Episode If you wear it and believe in it just own it.       2. Reach out to those with in the community’s and you just                never know where it goes. Try new things with in our sport try new fishing methods  locations   Other mentions in this Podcast: This area contains links to company’s, products, people, organizations and other noteworthy mentions that were talked about during this episode interview on the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast. Theses mentions are from both the guest or host of the show. Please enjoy the referenced links. Dun Magazine Heather Hodson Music city fly girls AFFTA IFTD Simms WayPoint TV 50/50 on the water   Contact Guest Website: women angler and adventure podcast Social: @womenangleradventurepodcast     Like the Podcast, Show Us: If you liked this episode or our guest, then please tell us and leave a podcast review for this episode! Do you have a great idea for guest or an Episode? Please let us know, you can reach the team at. www.flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com we are also very social where you can find a tone of great fly-fishing content, giveaways, tips and more follow us on Instagram @flyfishinginsiderpodcast or find our Facebook page Fly fishing Insider Podcast. Also did you know that twice a month on Fridays were have our other Scientific Anglers Sponsored show “Guided Podcast” featuring the top Guides and brand ambassadors from with in the fly-fishing industry. Thank you for your support!

Okay guys! Does anyone out there think that girls can't fish? Maybe there is a caveman or maybe a few that still think that way, but please let us introduce you to our lead guest, Jen Ripple. Jen is the best female fly fisherwoman in the world today and we don't think it is a stretch to claim that Jen Ripple is possible the best fly fisher in the world, without reservation. Listen to this brilliant and personable angler in a very interesting and informative interview here this week. She published Dun Magazine and travels the world in search of encounters with huge fighting fish. Jen is one of our favorites. Tod Alberto runs the huge Chicagoland Fishing, Travel & Outdoor Expo and joins us to talk about it. Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about fishing shows and expos in general.

Lake Babcock is not a big lake by any means. It's a mere 300 acres. In fact, you're not allowed to use a gas-powered motor. Captain Debbie Hanson had an electric trolling motor and oars to get us from one tried and true spot to the next.  The bite was tough. A cold snap had just moved through. Even the gators were lethargic. We were using my favorite baits that I use back home in Nashville on Percy Priest when the bite is tough- a Yamamoto Senko and the trusty Ned Rig. (Quick side note about the Senko I learned from Jen Ripple of DUN Magazine one night over dinner...it was inspired by an ink pen! Mr. Yamamoto looked at this pen, thought this would make a great bait and used it as the mold! Look at the Senko next time- it looks just like an ink pen!).  Our last stop was a spot we'd tried earlier where Debbie knew a couple big bass like to hang out. It was near one of the floating docks. You had to get the bait in just the right spot...after a couple of casts BOOM! I was lucky enough to catch a beautiful Redear Sunfish a.k.a. Shell Cracker on our trip! I haven't caught one of those since I was fishing Marrowbone Lake in Joelton, TN years ago! They're beautiful fish, and this was a good-sized one too. Hard fighter. Super exciting!  Unfortunately, we were on a bit of a timeline due to the lunch date so we had to end our fishing adventure a bit short in order to have enough time to record our conversation for the show and still make it in time for our lunch date all the way in Punta Gorda...ha! Captain Debbie was extremely accommodating and we had a great conversation that I think you all are going to really enjoy! Mentioned in this episode: Follow Al's Goldfish on Facebook (see them at one of the New England shows!) SheFishes2 Babcock Ranch 99.3 ESPN Radio Book Captain Debbie Hanson for a charter today! (239) 233-4930 Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer Podcast Website Listen on Waypoint Outdoors Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  NEW! Listen on Pandora online! Sign up to be included on our NEW Woman Angler & Adventurer Insider Weekly email blast! We're going to save you time, money and energy each week so you can do you and be the best Woman Angler & Adventurer you can be!  Become a Patron! Full show notes for this episode can be found at: thewomanangler.com/104

"19 Days, 3,796 Miles, 5 States, starting in Nashville and heading to Homosassa, FL then all along the coast to New Orleans, LA with the goal to fish and meet up with as many women as we can along the way." That was the premise of the 2019 edition of Rip and Hopper's Adventure, the Redfish Roadie Road Trip- Pretty. Darn. Epic. As you may recall waaaay back on Episode 16 of The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast Angie Scott interviewed Jen Ripple from DUN Magazine and Heather Hodson from United Women on the Fly at Fly South in Nashville as they were about to embark on their first Rip and Hopper's Adventure. (By-the-way, that episode won 1st place at the Tennessee Outdoor Writers Association 2019 Excellence in Craft Awards in the Radio/Podcast category!) Well, fast forward a year later, Angie Scott had the honor of tagging along on the 2nd incarnation of the trip! Now you're invited to come along too, as we travel in the minivan on our way to New Orleans, LA looking back over the Florida portion of the adventure. Lots of fun was had, many memories were made and loads of fish were caught! We discuss the Community Casting Events that were held along the way and tying in well with our "Mansplaining" episode last week, the importance of being self-aware when instructing and introducing new people to the sport. Join us for this episode as well as Episode 86, the bonus episode where we get to chat with a few of the amazing ladies who joined up with is from the Stuart, FL leg of the journey. Additional Resources: Rip and Hopper's Adventure on Instagram Rip and Hopper's Adventure on Facebook DUN Magazine United Women on the Fly The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio Please support the amazing sponsors that helped make the 2019 Rip and Hopper's Adventure possible! Fly Fisher's International Artemis Sportswomen Chittum Skiffs FisheWear Loon Outdoors Mauri Fly Fishing Orvis Sara Bella Fishing Sweet Water Brewery Yeti Florida Outdoors Experience Louisiana on the Fly Bubba Blade Athena and Artemis - The Women's Fly Shop Tight Lines Jewelry Full show notes at thewomanangler.com/85

Jen Ripple is the owner and editor-in-chief of Dun Magazine, an international women’s fly fishing publication—the first of its kind. I met Jen about six years ago when she was just getting Dun off the ground. I found her perspective on the fishing industry refreshing, so I was excited when our paths crossed and we could sit down to record a conversation. In this episode of Anchored, Jen and I discuss what it’s like to pick up fly fishing later in life, the risks of starting the industry’s first female-only magazine, empowerment, dating people who don’t fish, plus we take a closer look at the fishing-in-bikinis controversy.

Episode 247 catches up with Heather Hodson, Jen Ripple and a minivan full of friends and family as they drive across Florida and Louisiana. The ladies are in search of Redfish and will be sharing the down low on fly fishing to pretty much anyone they encounter, even Florida Man. Be sure to follow along on social media.  Produced by Jason Reif  Sponsored by Traeger Grills (link to dry rubs) United Women On The Fly  Dun Magazine  Angie Scott Adventures 

This week on the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast we speak with Heather Hodson. Heather is a dedicated fly angler, educator / instructor and extremely passionate about the sport and conservation of fly fishing. Heather is also the founder of @unitedwomenonthefly which is an organization empowering woman in fly fishing. In this episode we hear how Heather got her passion started for fly fishing in the early days, as well as the struggles she faced during those days as a new fly fisher. Heather also mentions how she Got real connection with the women in the local Washington fly fishing scene that ultimately became the foundation for united women on the fly. Heather shares her goals with the brand and what the future of the united women on the fly is hoping to achieve, also how anyone who’s interested in this can reach out to heather and look at becoming a part of this organization. Heather talks about her crazy and wild times with friend and cohost Jen Ripple of Dun Magazine in which together they embark on road trips across the Southern USA in search of red fish, beer, and good times (of course there is so much more to this than just that). Like how heather helped test the new women’s Simms waders, start casting with double handers first then try a single hand and of course what’s next for her as a female fly fishing Icon. This episode with Heather Hodson covers so much more that you will not want to miss it, so make sure to subscribe or download now to the Fly-Fishing Insider podcast. Links mentioned: @unitedwomenonthefly United women on the fly @northwestflygirl @dunmagazine Dunmagazine.com @flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com Flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com

On this episode of the Fly Fishing Journeys podcast, we sit down with Jen Ripple of Dun Magazine and Heather Hodson of the United Women on the Fly. We caught up at the Edison NJ Show and talked about the Women’s Showcase which is featured at the Denver & Edison Fly Fishing Shows.  We also learned about the adventures of Rip and Hopper and how the growth of women in fly fishing is revolutionizing our sport. Enjoy the show and please share with a friend.  Thanks. https://dunmagazine.com https://uwotf.com Thanks to our sponsors The Fly Fishing Show https://flyfishingshow.com Norvise https://www.nor-vise.com International Fly Tying Symposium https://internationalflytyingsymposium.com Fly Fishing Journeys https://flyfishingjourneys.com

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/joan Fantasy Fly Fishing Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination This is Episode 100!!! - I'm happy to share a chat I had with one of the greatest people in the history of fly fishing.  Joan Wulff shares her great story and how she came to make a life in fly fishing even before she met Lee Wulff. We talk about how to double haul correctly, her first job with Garcia in the early days, how she toured the fly fishing show sequence, and how she built a fly fishing school that is still going strong today. Hosted Fly Fishing Trips with Experts from the Podcast: https://wetflyswing.com/destination Show Notes with Joan Wulff William Taylor was a mentor for Joan and the person that gave her most of her early style. Monty Blue was a Silent Movie and the person who helped Joan sell her fly casting program at the fly fishing shows.  Here's a link to a silent movie Monty was in. See below for the photo of Joan in a dress.  Joan tells us how Monty Blue put together this idea in the early days to get her started. See below for the short shorts pic with Joan.  This is likely one of the most iconic photos in fly fishing and of Joan. The short movie - Autum Silver produced by Lee Wulff with Joan. Lee was the father of conservation in fly fishing and had many famous quotes including this one:  "Some fish are too valuable to be caught only once" Joan wrote a column for Fly Rod and Reel for many years.  Here is a link to an archive of Joan's work. The yarn rod was a training tool that Lee invented to help people see there loop.  I used this rod teaching fly casting as a young person as well.  Here is a link to Echo's yarn rod. The grooved handle with Winston was one of Joan's idea and a first of it's kind. The Dun Magazine with Jen Ripple is one product Joan is very proud to see in fly fishing.  I had Jen Ripple on the podcast in episode We talk about Maxine McCormick is one of the great young casters in fly fishing.  Here's a video that tells here story.  Here's the New York Times Article. Here's a link to the Wet Fly Swing Facebook Group that I noted in the show here. Joan Wulff's documentary along with Lee Wulff's documentary are being produced by Jeff Pill. The Joan Wulff DVD has sold over 50,000 copies.   Joan Wulff Dynamics of Fly Casting.  It can be found at their Royal Wulff website. The Fly Fishing School is one project that Joan is very proud of and is still going strong today. Movies Noted in the Show Monty Williams and a Silent Movie Resources Noted in the Show The Yarn Rod Conclusion with Joan Wulff The amazing Joan Wulff shares her amazing story in fly fishing and provides some nice tips in this great episode. Listen to the end to hear Joan blow my mind. Show Notes: Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/joan

In this episode we speak with Jen Ripple the editor of Dun Magazine. Jen has been the editor of DUN Magazine from the start, as it was her dream to inspire and to create this venture. Dun Magazine is a women's magazine that focuses and empowers women in the fly fishing industry and sport. Jen talks about: Trips Conservation Inspirations Social media and growth Her challenges she faced SUBSCRIBE OR DOWNLOAD NOW. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast, we speak with Jen Ripple the editor of Dun Magazine. Jen has been the editor of DUN Magazine from the start, as it was her dream to inspiration and to create this venture. Dun Magazine is a women’s magazine that focuses and empowers women in the fly-fishing industry and sport. In this this episode we learn that Dun is actively involved with many many events and charity’s to further give back and pay it forward in fact Dun Magazine is committed to doing community hours yearly and monthly both in money, time and conservation. We also learn that Dun is holding events for all in the fall this year with other female fly fishers who wish to promote conservation and catch reds in New Orleans with Jen and her team. When Jen shares with us the moment she was hooked as a fly fisher its truly amazing and how she got completely lost in the sport. But it wasn’t all up hill for her we learn about the difficulty’s she faced as well as the magazine in the early years. Fast forward to now and we hear about the goals and milestones that Dun magazine has set out to accomplish. Jen Ripple is such an inspiration to so many in the industry that this episode is a must listen to. Yes, even when she’s talking about fly fishing and social media and how’s its changing the landscape of people and business.  To lean more about this amazing Magazine and the drive behind it Subscribe or download the podcast now. In this episode of the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast, we speak with Jen Ripple the editor of Dun Magazine. Jen has been the editor of DUN Magazine for the start, as it was her dream to inspiration and to create this venture. Dun Magazine is a women’s magazine that focuses and empowers women in the fly-fishing industry and sport. In this this episode we learn that Dun is actively involved with many many events and charity’s to further give back and pay it forward in fact Dun Magazine is committed to doing community hours yearly and monthly both in money, time and conservation. We also learn that Dun is holding events for all in the fall this year with other female fly fishers who wish to promote conservation and catch reds in New Orleans with Jen and her team. When Jen shares with us the moment she was hooked as a fly fisher its truly amazing and how she got completely lost in the sport. But it wasn’t all up hill for her we learn about the difficulty’s she faced as well as the magazine in the early years. Fast forward to now and we hear about the goals and milestones that Dun magazine has set out to accomplish. Jen Ripple is such an inspiration to so many in the industry that this episode is a must listen to. Yes, even when she’s talking about fly fishing and social media and how’s its changing the landscape of people and business.  To lean more about this amazing Magazine and the drive behind it Subscribe or download the podcast now.   dunmagazine.com flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com

On this episode of Southeastern Fly, The Angler's Influence, we talk with the Editor of Dun Magazine, Jen Ripple. Our conversation begins when Jen admits to only knowing how to fish with a fly rod and how she was swimming and diving while her siblings fished on the lake near her home.  Jen takes us on a journey to Ann Arbor where she learned to tie flies then spent her time learning to fly fish as the ice began to thaw. We talk about Michigan and how she ended up in the town of Dover, TN where she is surrounded by water again. Jen also talks some about different techniques of fly fishing as well as gives us some insight on Dun Magazine. 

This week Merrill Robinson interviewed the Editor-In-Chief of DUN Magazine, Jen Ripple.  Jen has been seen on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, featured in many media outlets including Outside Magazine, The New York Times, Trout Magazine and Blue Ridge Outdoors, who named her one of six women who are revolutionizing the fly fishing industry. In addition, she can be heard on podcasts with Orvis, The Woman Angler and Adventurer, The Kayak Fishing Show, The 12th Story, The Itinerant Angler, Fish on the Brain and others. She is a member of the Board of Directors for Fly Fishers International and member of the Board of Directors for AFFTA.  When not on the water, she spends her time empowering women in the sport, teaching fly tying and flycasting clinics, speaking nationwide, and devoting her time to conservation efforts through nonprofits.  A sounding board for women in this currently male-dominated sport, Jen has created a home base for women worldwide through DUN to connect and engage in the art of fly fishing.

Show Notes:  wetflyswing.com/60 I had the pleasure of chatting with Jen Ripple, the editor of The Dun Magazine.  We talk about how Jen came to produce the largest fly fishing magazine for woman out there. We talk about getting into Tarpon in Mexico and a few tips that might allow you to DIY your way around.  Listen below and find out what a Tarpon feels like and get in the mindset to put together your first trip. Show Sponsors This episode is brought to you by support from our listeners via Patreon: https://wetflyswing.com/patreon Show Notes with Jen Ripple Jen is the editor of Dun Magazine, written by 99% woman.  But, it's not just a womans magazine. noted the Fly Fish Journal and Steve Duda who was on the podcast. Tarpon in Tobasco is a new location that Jen notes in the podcast. Paco Marroquin is the lead guide for the Tobasco area.  https://www.youtube.com/user/marroquinpaco/videos The pink and while clowser minnow with eyes is going to get you into Tarpon. The road trip with Heather Hodson. United Woman on the Fly is a great resource to connect woman and help them feel safe out there. The AP Minnow and the Clowser are Jen's goto flies. Fly Fish Tobasco is a great resource if you want to head that way for Tarpon. Elliott Adler from the Drake Magazine was on the podcast.  Tom from the Drake helped fly fishing make a big leap. Richie Jones African American Fly Fishing Kelly Galloup was on the podcast in this episode and talked about the influence of bass fishing. The Yeti Penga is Jen's goto piece of gear that she won't leave home without. You can reach jen at DunMagazine.com Conclusion with Jen Ripple Jen and I covered everything from Tarpon from Tarpon, to the Dun Magazine to her life as a pastors wife.   Show Notes: http://wetflyswing.com/60

Jen Ripple is the founder and editor of Dun Magazine, fly fishing's only female-focused magazine, with 99 percent of its written content submitted by female anglers. Ripple discusses starting a brand new magazine in a bad economy and having success.

Heather Hodson of United Women on the Fly and Jen Ripple from DUN Magazine have teamed up for an epic road trip consisting of fly fishing and meeting up with as many women as possible along the way. Join us at the 1st stop on the trip in Nashville, TN! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mercantile member Tim Guilfoile talks to Jen Ripple, editor-in-chief at Dun, a fly fishing magazine for - and largely by - women.

Ann Bodle-Nash lives on a tiny island in northwest Washington State, where for the past couple of years she has been working on earning an MFA in Creative Writing through Pacific Lutheran University's Low-Residency MFA program.  Life has thrown Ann and her family a couple of curve balls over the past year or so, but through it all she fallen back on fishing and writing as a way to get through it all.  Her work has been published at SharkReef.org, indieitpress.com, and The Dun Magazine. Don't forget to join us on January 25th, at Patagonia Ballard, for a special edition of Writers on the Fly, featuring Dylan Tomine, Steve Duda, and Jeff Galbraith.  Subscribe to The Fly Tapes in iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play Music. Music: Molly Molly by Blue Dot Sessions, from Free Music Archive under CC BY-NC 4.0. 

This week I have a delightful interview with the energetic Jen Ripple, publisher of Dun Magazine. She has some exciting news about her magazine that you’ll discover in the podcast. But the podcast is not about magazines, it’s about urban fly fishing, specifically Midwestern urban fly fishing. Jen is well versed on this subject, and I know you’ll enjoy some of her wild stories and you’ll learn a bunch about how to seek out these gems in the middle of heavy industry. Also in the Fly Box we discuss loops on fly lines, whether fly fishing is better than spin fishing, what to do with poorly tied flies from your earlier attempts, how to target big brook trout, how to avoid spooking trout, when it’s OK to reel your line-to-leader connection inside your guides, how to avoid foul-hooking fish—and lots of other tidbits.

This week the HFJ talks to Nome Buckman up in the Upper Peninsula about fly fishing for muskie. Nome is a Fly Fishing Guide and educator teaching people of all ages including kids-casting, fly fishing and Fly tying tactics. Nome is a Licensed Fly Fishing Guide and Educator Owner and operator of ReelNorthLLC.com, Executive Editor for Dun Magazine - www.Dunthemagazine.com, Temple Fork Outfitters (TFO) Pro Staff, 12wt sun protective clothing Embassador - www.12wt.com, Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) Educator, Helps teach numerous fly fishing clinics, Published Author, photographer, and a Fly Tier available soon commercially at: Athena & Artemis Fly Shop - www.womensflyshop.com/. The calendar Nome was trying to remember was the Solunar calendar... . She has garnered many awards and fished all over the world. Nome Buckman is truly a highly accomplish angler with a love for learning and sharing her knowledge. Thank you to our Listeners and thank you Nome for the time to do this show! Greg, Dan and Jerry                                   Remember our sponsors!            Hemisphere Coffee Roasters in Mechanicsburg, Ohio                        Contact Paul or Grace at 937-834-3230               "you just can't get a better tasting cup of coffee"