Podcasts about fly fishing team usa

Kurt Finlayson is a former member of Fly Fishing Team USA and avid angler. These days, he mostly focuses on his own personal fishing projects, in which he sets goals for catching different sets of species. In this episode, we talk about how he got started in competition fishing, transitioning out of that professional role, and the fish projects he makes for himself, including his desert project, Colorado cutthroat project, and much more. Waypoint TV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/705B In this episode, host Dave talks with Glade Gunther, a member of Team USA and the person in charge of organizing a major event in Fly Fishing, to share what's planned and how people can join in the fun. Dave and Glade will tell you all about the famous rivers in Idaho, how the event works, and even give some helpful fishing tips. Whether you want to watch the competition, volunteer, or just become a better fisher, this episode has everything you need to know! 1:09 - From casting simple spinners as a child to learning the art of fly fishing as a teenager, Glade Gunther's journey reflects the timeless appeal of fishing as both a personal pastime and a shared experience. 5:15 - Glade shares how today Fly Fishing Team USA continues to grow, selecting top anglers every two years based on a points system. Glade explains how recent changes have made it easier for people to participate, and how the team is now made up of the best 15 anglers in the country. 7:28 - After COVID paused competitions, Fly Fishing Team USA revamped its selection process by creating a regional system, dividing the U.S. into four sections. This made it easier for anglers to compete locally without extensive travel. 15:12 -Glade then proceed in sharing how Fly Fishing Team USA's selection process allows anglers to compete in up to three regional events, counting their best two scores to account for luck and variability in conditions. Rankings from regional events are combined with points from interregional competitions to determine the top anglers. 30:52 - Glade emphasizes how the U.S. aims to minimize disruption and avoid conflicts with local anglers. With careful planning and support from state and federal agencies, the event will promote conservation, safe fishing practices, and a fun, competitive environment for participants. 36:33 - Glade describes their success in securing bids for organizing a fly fishing event and the subsequent planning efforts involved. They mention having a cabin in Island Park, Idaho, which lies within the renowned "golden triangle" of fly fishing, spanning Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho. 43:03 - The youth fly fishing team recently achieved remarkable success at the World Championships in the Czech Republic, sweeping the podium with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishes and securing the team gold medal. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/705B

In part 1 of this 2 part series, we dive into the world of competitive fly fishing with special guests Devin Olson and Pat Weiss, members of Fly Fishing Team USA. We discuss the history of the sport, the structure of the competition, and the culture within the team. We also explore the motivation behind their participation in the competition, how they all met, and the role of women in competitive angling. Finally, we provide an inside look into the mechanics of national and international competitions, including enrollment, types of competitors, and the experience of the competitors. This insightful conversation provides a comprehensive overview of competitive fly fishing, from its origins to the present day - ok, thanks for that stale overview AI, but you missed the best part...really funny stories! lol

Josh Miller, a professional guide and Fly Fishing Team USA member, has put in the hours to become one of the best Euro nymphing experts working today. Listen in to learn how to choose the right rod, reel, and line. Identify essential fly patterns that work best and get detailed instructions on casting and presenting your flies.

Our destination is the Little Juniata River in Central Pennsylvania with competition angler and Team USA youth fly fishing coach, Josh Miller, Trout Yeah guide service.  The Little J is a gorgeous trout stream known for deep emerald green pools, limestone cliffs, scenic stone railroad arches, and tremendous Brown Trout fishing.   Hailing from Pittsburgh, Josh's journey in fly fishing began as a teenager, propelling him to compete in regional and national events, where he eventually secured a spot on Fly Fishing Team USA.  Today, Josh provides a masterclass on euro nymphing, shares insights about the Little J, stories of the USA Youth Flyfishing team's victorious journey to Bosnia, and the importance of the mental aspect of the game.    With Host, Steve Haigh Be the first to know about new episodes.  Sign up at https://www.destinationanglerpodcast.com  Pictures from Josh  @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Facebook and Instagram About Josh Miller Trout Yeah guide service Book a trip:   412.805.5970  TroutYeah@gmail.com Facebook Instagram Please check out our Sponsors: 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 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 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 Aug 18, 2023.  Episode 103

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/508 Presented By: Smitty's Fly Box, Jackson Hole Fly Company, Dette Flies, Stonefly Nets Today's episode of the Littoral Zone is a deep dive into the world of competitive stillwater techniques with none other than Devin Olsen, a current member of Team USA. Devin is well-known for euro nymphing, a lethal technique for going after those elusive river and stream trout. Phil and Devin talk about the techniques Devin learned and used worldwide and how they can applied to everyday stillwater fly fishing. This episode is packed with angling expertise and insights that will have you itching to hit the waters. Competitive Stillwater Techniques Show Notes with Devin Olsen 03:00 - Before we jump into today's podcast, Phil addresses a listener question from our recent two-part episode on stillwater fly lines. 06:30 - Phil also just released a brand-new book titled "Stillwater Flies with Phil Rowley and Friends." This book is a compilation of Stillwater-focused fly patterns that Phil showcased in his fly-tying column at BC Outdoors Magazine. 09:30 - Devin started casting a fly rod at a young age, and his competitive journey began at 18 with the Fly Fishing Masters competition. He later joined Fly Fishing Team USA in 2006 and worked his way ever since. He is now preparing for his 13th World Fly Fishing Championships in Slovakia. 11:43 - Devin is also a former fisheries biologist, accumulating seven years of experience in the field before he started an online fly shop called Tactical Fly Fisher. 13:30 - Devin highlights how competitive fly fishing has significantly influenced angling gear and techniques worldwide, even for those who don't compete. 20:20 - Devin's early fly fishing experiences revolved around stillwater fishing, influenced by his dad and friends who were enthusiastic float tube anglers. Loch Style Fly Fishing 27:00 - Devin highlights the difference between traditional North American stillwater methods, such as using indicators or trolling, and the loch style. 28:00 - In North America, boats aren't often suited for the loch-style approach. However, in the UK and Europe, boats like clinker-style boats are designed with a unique shape that enables them to penetrate the water deeply. Drogues 29:20 - A drogue is an underwater parachute with a rectangular fabric that attaches to your boat's gulls and effectively slows you down in windy conditions. 33:00 - The advantage of loch-style fishing is that you're casting your flies ahead of the boat. This approach keeps the fish unaware of your presence and prevents them from being spooked or alarmed. 38:00 - Devin shared some tips on using a drogue. Cone-shaped drogues are suitable for drift boats because they have a single rope attachment. The drawback to the cone-shaped drogue is you can't use them to direct your boat much. Devin's Gear Choices  56:00 - Devin recommends having a comprehensive range of sinking lines, including slow intermediates to fast sinking Type Seven. 59:00 - In the UK, 10ft 7wt rods are common, while in North America, a split between 10ft 6wt and 7wt is observed. 1:05:00 - In competitive fishing, leaders often feature minimal to no taper. Many anglers in the UK utilize leaders with around 5 to 6 feet to the first fly and a similar length to each additional fly. The flies are typically placed on dropper tags, allowing for free movement underwater. Devin's Top Flies Polar Humongous Hook: FM 5095 or FM 5075 Thread: black 8/0 Uni thread Bead: Silver or gold tungsten bead Tail: Black marabou Body: Hareline medium UV Polar Chenille in silver or gold Tasmanian Treat Hook: FM 5095 or FM 5075 Thread: Olive dun 8/0 Uni thread Bead: Fl. orange tungsten bead Tail: Olive marabou Flash: Blue Krystal Flash Body: Olive Spirit River UV2 Scud Shrimp dubbing Hackle: Olive hen hackle Dubbing collar: Pearl Ice Dub Blank Saver Hook: FM 5095 or FM 5075 Thread: Black 8/0 Uni thread Bead: Fl. chartreuse tungsten bead Tail: Black marabou Body: Black Hareline solid Tinsel Chenille Mop Hook: FM 5095 or FM 5075 Thread: 8/0 Uni thread with a color similar to the mop body Body: Mop finger in cream, chartreuse, or any other color you wish to try Optional bead: Black nickel tungsten Optional Booby eyes: 5 mm black Booby Foam cylinder Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/508  

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/467 Presented By: Togens Fly Shop, Dette Flies, Drifthook Fly Fishing, Yellowstone Teton Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors George Daniel, the Director of the Joe Humphreys Teaching Program at Penn State University and a former member of Fly Fishing Team USA, returns to the podcast with exciting updates. Currently teaching multiple sections at Penn State, George explains why he doesn't include euro nymphing in his basic class. He also dives into his fly fishing clinics and provides detailed information about his popular book, Dynamic Nymphing. George reveals valuable tips for fishing pools using a euro nymph setup and highlights the advantages of using an ultra-thin monofilament system. Prepare to be captivated by George's fascinating stories and extensive expertise as he immerses you in the dynamic world of fly fishing! Show Notes with George Daniel on Dynamic Nymphing 03:00 - George was on the podcast for the first time at WFS 055 where we mainly talked about his teaching philosophy, guiding, Joe Humphries, and a number of other great topics including fishing Musky. 03:50 - George now teaches full-time at Penn State University. He is now the Director of the Joe Humphreys Fly Fishing Program. He teaches a total of 7 sections there with about 25 students in each section. 09:20 - George talks about how he teaches fly fishing clinics. 11:00 - We dig into one of the books he wrote, Dynamic Nymphing: Tactics, Techniques, and Flies from Around the World. 13:20 - George states that "80% of the problems people have with euro nymphing is lack of line control". He explains why. 17:05 - We talk about how he fishes pools with a euro nymph setup. 21:00 - George talks about how an ultra-thin monofilament system takes a lot of the guessing work out when hooking a fish. 22:30 - George describes how euro nymphing rods eliminated the need for tapered leaders. 27:20 - We talk about Joe Humphreys, who was already Czech nymphing before the Czech Republic was a country. He also noted Frank Sawyer, the guy who created Pheasant Tail Nymph and was fishing 12-foot cane poles back in the day. 29:55 - George doesn't teach Euro nymphing with his basic class because his students lose interest in dry fly and streamer fishing. 33:00 - We noted Joe Humphreys's book on Trout Tactics where George learned his foundations in nymphing until he joined the US Fly Fishing Team. 34:00 - Lance Egan and Jeff Currier were already on the team when George joined. 36:20 - George tells the story of when he went to Northern Italy for a year and he was the Captain of the team. 37:45 - George talks about trail running every day for 10 years straight and only missing 3 days. 43:00 - George talks about how Devin Olsen has immensely evolved throughout the years. 43:44 - George talks about how his book, Dynamic Nymphing came to be with the help of Jay Nichols from Stackpole Books. 45:10 - George has a YouTube channel. Check out his videos here. 46:10 - George also wrote 2 other books called, Strip-Set: Fly-Fishing Techniques, Tactics, & Patterns for Streamers, and Nymph Fishing: New Angles, Tactics, and Techniques. He's working on his 4th book called, Fly Fishing Evolution which is expected to be published in October 2023. 49:20 - George has a Masterclass Series on Vimeo that you can stream. 50:17 - He talks about one of his favorite patterns, the Sunburst Sulfur which is a perdigon pattern, and describes how he fishes it. 53:00 - George talks about Karst Geology and Limestone Stream in Central PA. 56:55 - George noted some of the conservation groups in Central PA like the Clearwater Conservancy, Trout Unlimited, and others. 1:02:10 - George tells the story of when he unintentionally kicked a musky when he was snorkeling. 1:07:20 - George talks about playing basketball in high school and getting a scholarship for it. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/467

Devin Olsen has been a member of Fly Fishing Team USA since 2006, winning individual bronze and team silver in the 2015 World Fly Fishing Championships in Bosnia. Once a salmon and steelhead biologist in Joseph, Oregon, Devon is a wealth of knowledge. In this episode of Anchored we discuss how he got in to competitive fly fishing, how it's structured, and how he used it to become the angler he is today. We discuss nymph specifics, lach fishing, history, temperature gradients, and more. Speaking of nymphs, we've also recently added a 12-part series featuring Skip Morris to anchored outdoors.com. Skip's latest book, Top 12 Nymphs for Trout Streams, How, When, and Where to Fish Them, focuses on fly-fishing and tying flies, guides you through 12 great nymph-flies and how to catch trout on them in creeks, streams, and rivers. Accompanying a color photograph of each fly, Skip shares about each fly—what it imitates, what it's designed to do, what it does do in the water—and then he tells you how to fish it effectively, when it fishes best, how deep in the water to fish it, and offers the different fishing methods that make it catch fish. He describes those methods plainly, so you can go right out and make them work. He even provides a section that helps you select the right fly for specific fishing conditions and choose the best method for presenting that fly to trout.  Here's the purchase link: https://www.skip-morris-fly-tying.com/top-12-nymphs-for-trout-streams-how-when-and-where-to-fish-them-2nd-edition.html Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Joshua and Caleb chat with Mr. George Daniel. George has been fly fishing since age 6. He has competed at a high level for Fly Fishing Team USA, earning individual back-to-back US National Fly Fishing Championship titles and ranked as high as 5th in the World. At age 30, George decided to give up competitive fly fishing and focus on what he enjoys most-teaching. George considers himself a teacher first and a fly fisher second. He has authored three best-selling fly fishing books and dozens of articles for national fly fishing publications, including Fly Fisherman Magazine. He continues to travel the country conducting lessons and workshops for private groups, corporations, and conservation organizations. He's a brand ambassador for several fly-fishing companies. He is currently the Director of the Joe Humphreys Fly Fishing Program at the Pennsylvania State University. During this episode, we discuss: -George's early love of the outdoors and fly fishing -Fly fishing in Pennsylvania -Teaching fly fishing to college students and others. -Fishing mentors -The origins of the Penn State Fly Fishing Class and where it is today -Euro nymphing techniques and its evolution over time -Is euro nymphing a good way to teach fly fishing to kids? -Getting his kids outside -Favorite fishing stories with kids -Tips for getting kids to enjoy being on the river -Learning about trout from chasing other fish -The importance of family -Fly fishing as a tool to spend time with family -What keeps bringing a lifelong angler back to fly fishing Find George online: https://www.livinonthefly.com/ Instagram: @georgedanieloutside Books: "Dynamic Nymphing: Tactics, Techniques, and Flies from Around the World" https://a.co/d/757cJ2k "Nymph Fishing: New Angles, Tactics, and Techniques" https://a.co/d/4NPve4p "Strip-Set: Fly-Fishing Techniques, Tactics, & Patterns for Streamers" https://a.co/d/0DsyPZZ Find Dads On The Fly online and sign up for our newsletter at https://www.dadsonthefly.com/ Support Dads On the Fly on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84380068 Check out our sponsors: https://www.maggievalleyflyshop.com/ https://troutinsights.com/ https://catchcamnets.com/ https://www.aflyco.com/ https://turtleboxaudio.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/support

Paul Bourq is a former member of Fly Fishing Team USA, former coach for the Fly Fishing Youth Team, who's team won a gold medal 5 times in the world fly fishing championships. He is a part time police officer, owns Drift Media Company and works for Black Riffle Coffee as the Director of Strategic Partnerships. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Bourq is a former member of Fly Fishing Team USA, former coach for the Fly Fishing Youth Team, who's team won a gold medal 5 times in the world fly fishing championships. He is a part time police officer, owns Drift Media Company and works for Black Riffle Coffee as the Director of Strategic Partnerships. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

George Daniel has an impressive resume… he started fly fishing when he was a young boy before trying out — and qualifying — for Fly Fishing Team USA. George is a two-time US National Fly Fishing Champion and was ranked as high as 5th in the world. He's also the author of multiple best selling fly fishing books, as well as the director and lead instructor for the Pennsylvania State University Fly Fishing Program. In this episode of Anchored, we take an inside look at George's personal life and learn more about how he came to be the seasoned professional he is today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/368 Presented By: Range Meal Bars, Stonefly Nets, Zoe Angling Group, Jackson Hole Fly Company Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Bret Bishop tells the story of how he got into the Team USA and who his mentor was early on that made his and the team's dreams come true. He shares how the team sets up their euro rigs while in competition and their mission to win gold in several competitions. He also takes us fishing in Europe, his home waters, and talks about his favorite gears, brands, and some tips on dry droppers. Listen to this episode to discover more tips and tricks from none other than Bret Bishop - 2006 Individual National Champion and current Captain of the Team USA.  Silver Creek Outfitter Show Notes with Bret Bishop 3:13 - Bret Bishop talks about how he got into fly fishing. His parents wanted him and his brother to be self-sufficient anglers. 3:51 - For years in the summertime, his family would travel around and spend three months living in a VW bus and going trout fishing and camping. 4:17 - They ended up living in Sun Valley, Idaho which is where Silver Creek is. His parents were into spring creeks, so everywhere they went they would go and fish the spring creek. 5:42 - Bret talks about how their father taught them how to be self-sufficient anglers. 6:24 - He also learned fly fishing and the actual casting through attending classes. 7:30 - He shares how different is Silver Creek now than it was in the '80s. 10:06 - He tells about how the Fly Fishing Team USA started. About 2003, his friend Pete Erickson, who we interviewed for episode 118, got into the team early. There was a lot of history before Bret joined the team. 11:36 - He got involved in the team when he was invited out to Bend, Oregon along with other guys to try out. He fished well enough that he made it to what they called the development team. 13:11 - In 2006, they had the first Fly Fishing National Champion in Boulder, Colorado. 15:20 - He shares why the team struggled during practice in Portugal in 2006 and why that made Portugal kind of a tough introduction to the world of European fly fishing. 16:37 - He talks about what makes fishing in Europe different. 19:26 - He shares the team's quest to win gold in Italy. He also mentions one person who has been the backbone of the team in terms of financial support and making their dreams come true. 21:50 - He clarifies the difference among the Masters Team, Senior Team, and Youth Team. 22:31 - I ask what would it be like to have the Masters Team compete with the Senior Team. 24:36 - He emphasizes how important it is to work well together as a team and have great team chemistry and guide. 26:49 - Bret encourages people, especially the best anglers, to get a guide saing time trying to find the water they need to fish and learn some inside knowledge on techniques. 27:52 - I ask about the percentage of time that he uses certain techniques such as euro nymphing, dry fly, dry dropper, and streamers. 31:41 - Bret shares how euro nymphing started and became popular. 33:18 - He talks about how their current style of nymphing is different from what it was 10 years ago. 36:30 - He shares his setup and current favorite gears. His current choice of rod is the Echo Shadow X 10'6" 3wt rod which he says is really light and just the right balance for everything. 37:10 - When he's guiding, he uses a level line that's a little stiffer such as those from Cortland and Umpqua. He currently uses the Cortland White Mono Line (.009"/8 LB) which he says works really well for guiding. 41:27 - He shares more about their practice and setup for a competition. 44:50 - He mentions some of their great guides who helped them win competitions through their techniques and fly patterns. 46:52 - He explains his process of how he goes through switching flies with a euro setup. 50:41 - Bret talks about fishing in his home water that is Silver Creek. 52:32 - He explains the big difference between a tailwater and a spring creek. 56:40 - Bret shares the best months to fish in Silver Creek. 58:34 - He mentions the other rivers and streams that he frequents to fish. 1:05:20 - He provides some tips on using a dry dropper saying it's a matter of keeping your setup simple. 1:09:50 - He says the hardest thing to learn is how to cast a euro dry dropper and provides some tips for it. 1:13:52 - He mentions his favorite tools to use in fishing in his home waters. 1:17:33 - He encourages young anglers to be well-rounded and learn casting besides euro nymphing. 1:18:27 - He shares the most difficult type of fishing to teach. 1:19:48 - He mentions the upcoming events for Team USA as well as the women's team wherein Tess Weigand is also a part. We interviewed her in episode 364. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/368

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/364 Presented By: Zoe Angling Group, Range Meal Bars, LakeLady Custom Rods, Jackson Hole Fly Company Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Tess Weigand, Partner at the Feathered Hook fly shop/lodge, is here to break down fly fishing in Central PA. Tess shares the story of how she got into the Women's Fly Fishing Team (USA) and what it felt like competing in her first tournament. She also shares a bunch of tips on euro nymphing, dry and wet fly fishing, and techniques for drifts and drags. Fly Fishing Pennsylvania Show Notes with Tess Weigand 03:40 - George Daniel was on the podcast in episode 055 05:40 - Tess had a degree in Agricultural Science but decided to work for a fly shop, The Feathered Hook. She became a guide there and now she's a partner at the lodge. 09:45 - Springtime is the best time to fish for brown in Central, PA. There are a lot of different insects that hatch during that time. 21:25 - Tip 1: Keep putting consistent drifts over that fish in a way that's safely not going to spook them. Tip 2: Don't mend over the fish unless you know you're not going to move that fly. If you have drag, let it drag through. That's going to disrupt that fish's feeding behavior more so than mending over them and moving the fly that looks unnatural. 28:45 - For leader, Tess uses Hends micro leader 36:10 - Joe Goodspeed from Thomas and Thomas was on the podcast in episode 193 where we talked about euro nymphing rods and tips 42:00 - For rod, she uses the T&T Contact 2 - 11 foot 3 wt when she's guiding. But her favorite is a Contact 2 - 10 foot 3 wt. 47:00 - Hardy Perfect makes a great cassette reel system 48:40 - Tess tells the story of how she got into the Women's Team 52:10 - The first World Women's Fly Fishing Championship was held in Norway - Tess shares what it's like to join her first tournament. 58:55 - Tess encourages women who fly fish to reach out to her if they want to learn more about joining the Team USA 1:00:40 - Tess talks about what makes their lodge unique at Penn's Creek  1:12:15 - Mollie Simpkins connected me to Tess - Mollie was on the podcast in episode 355 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/364

Our guest today is Mikey Hemkens.  Mikey grew up in Eureka, Missouri and started his fishing career at a very young age, 3.  With a quick start into the sport due to his older brother's tutorials, Mikey started fishing with the Fly-Fishing Team USA youth team while he was in high school and placed ninth in the World Championships in Portugal in 2008.  Mikey went onto DePauw University where he played football and graduated in 2011.  Mikey and I started working together in the summer of 2010 and seasonally have worked together since up until recently.  Mikey is one of the most sought-after trout fishing guides in the region and if you want to spend some time with Mikey on the water you better plan ahead.  Mikey guides year-round, anglers, hunters, and snowmobiling tours and has been doing so for over a decade, a very cool trifecta. Although I think Mikey just hung up the helmet, we will find out.   Mikey has a captivating humorous personality that is infectious and wildly authentic, he is fun to be around, period.  I am lucky to call Mikey my neighbor now as he lives right down the road.  Mikey lives with his wife Jessica, his daughter Etta, the dogs Pinny & Izzie, cats Zoey and Millie and three horses and a mule. Without further adieu please welcome Mikey to the show!Be sure to subscribe to this show on iTunes, Spotify, and your favorite podcast hosting platform. Check our website (www.permittothink.com), subscribe to the newsletter, and get updates on the show.  Please forward the show onto anyone who you think might dig it. Reviews help, thank you!

An old friend of mine, Pete Erickson, joins the podcast today. Pete and I met back when we were both fly fishing guides and even room mates in Jackson Hole. Pete has gone on to do some amazing things in the fly fishing industry. From winning the ESPN Outdoor Games two years after I did, to joining Fly Fishing Team USA, to designing fly rods, Pete has done it all. In this episode we reminisce on some old memories from Jackson Hole. We try to figure out what the magic recipe from that time and place to launch the careers of Pete, myself who both won the Great Outdoor Games, Carter Andrews, Lori Anne Murphy, Matson Rogers, Tom Montgomery, Paul Bruun, Jeff Currier, Jack Dennis, and so many others. We discuss euro nymphing techniques, and more. Be sure to check Pete out on Instagram, @pete_erickson_flyfishing  Pete's WorldCast Euro Nymphing Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6j8ell1mqU WIN A FISHING VACATION AT HAWKS CAY! Click Here to Enter: http://tackledirect.tv If you have questions or suggestions for the show you can text Tom at 1 305-930-7346 This episode has been brought to you by Waypoint TV. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointsalt @waypointboating @waypointhunt @waypointoutdoorcollective Find over 150 full episodes of Saltwater Experience on Waypoint You can follow Tom Rowland on Instagram @tom_rowland and find all episodes and show notes at Tomrowlandpodcast.com Learn more about Tom's Television shows by visiting their websites: Saltwater Experience Into the Blue Sweetwater   Contact Tom through email: Podcast@saltwaterexperience.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode Summary Devin Olsen is one of the leading authorities in fly fishing today. My goal in this podcast is to help us, you and me both, advance our fly fishing knowledge and skills. When you get the opportunity to talk to one of Fly Fishing Team USA's top competitors, you want to understand what makes them so successful. We cover his euro-nymph setup, leader setup, confidence flies and the like. We learn a bit about his history and his light sided personality. We finish talking about monster Bull Trout and his beautiful film making with Gilbert Rowley. I'm excited to share this podcast with you as it helped me, and I hope it helps you. All things Devin Olsen: https://www.tacticalflyfisher.com Thank you! Thanks to our sponsors: The Fly Fishing Show: https://flyfishingshow.com Norvise: https://www.nor-vise.com Bissell Insurance: http://www.bissellinsuranceagency.com

Lance Egan has had a passion for fly fishing for close to three decades. After representing Fly Fishing Team USA in 13 world championships this guy has experienced just about every fishing situation one might encounter. Listen in to hear how Lance breaks down a river into distinct water types including pools, riffles, runs, pocket water, glides, bank-side lies, and eddies and learn his methods for hooking up effectively in each water type.

Lance Egan has had a passion for fly fishing for close to three decades. After representing Fly Fishing Team USA in 13 world championships this guy has experienced just about every fishing situation one might encounter. Listen in to hear how Lance breaks down a river into distinct water types including pools, riffles, runs, pocket water, glides, bank-side lies, and eddies and learn his methods for hooking up effectively in each water type.

In addition to being an amazing angler, George Daniel is a fly fishing educator and a family man. Hailing from Pennsylvania, George learned from the years of experience from his mentor, Joe Humphries. He went on to compete with Team USA and had the opportunity to compete in five World Fly Fishing Championships. He has also served as coach for both the US Youth Team and Fly-Fishing Team USA. George is a two-time US National Fly Fishing Champion and was ranked as high as 5th in the world. He’s written three books: Nymph Fishing, Dynamic Nymphing and Strips-Set. This was a fun chat where we learn about the foundation of George’s story and pick his brain on some tips and tricks for advancing our skills. Find more on George Daniel here:  https://www.livinonthefly.com Thanks to our sponsors: http://www.bissellinsuranceagency.com https://www.nor-vise.com https://flyfishingshow.com http://iceland2020.net

In this bonus session of The Articulate Fly, co-hosts, Marvin Cash and Tucker Horne, share news from the competitive fly fishing world and interview USYFFT Head Coach, Kalvin Koloz, and Fly Fishing Team USA member, Michael Bradley. Upcoming Competitive Events Helen Classic 2019 Nine Mile Creek Mini VIII USYFFT Colorado Regional North American Loch Style Championship Michael Bradley Fly Fish Cherokee Michael's Instagram Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice. 

Fly Fishing Team USA's Devin Olsen is back to talk about his new book Tactical Fly Fishing: Lessons Learned from Competition for All Anglers. The book discusses Tight-Line / European Style Nymphing (ESN) / Czech Nymphing in great detail. We talk...

Join us for part two of this excellent episode!  Pat Weiss is a long-time member of Fly Fishing Team USA and has finished multiple world championships.  Pat is one of the most knowledgeable and experience fly anglers on the water today, which makes him a wealth of knowledge.

Pat Weiss is a long-time member of Fly Fishing Team USA and has finished multiple world championships.  Pat is one of the most knowledgeable and experience fly anglers on the water today, which makes him a wealth of knowledge.

Devin Olsen qualified for his 10th consecutive berth on Fly Fishing Team USA in 2018 and has traveled the world competing and winning. Join us on this podcast to learn how to get started in competitive fly fishing and what you need to do to be the best and compete with the best.

Devin Olsen qualified for his 10th consecutive berth on Fly Fishing Team USA in 2018 and has traveled the world competing and winning. Join us on this podcast to learn how to get started in competitive fly fishing and what you need to do to be the best and compete with the best.

Josh Miller is an accomplished angler and a talented fly tier. He’s a member Fly Fishing Team USA and also serves as one of the team coaches for the Fly Fishing USA Youth Team. You can often find him as a featured fly tier at many of The Fly Fishing Shows or at the International Fly Tying Symposium. He hales from Pittsburgh, PA where is runs a successful guiding business call Trout Yeah! I was fortunate to sit down with Josh at the Symposium this fall and talk about fly fishing competitions, Euro-Nymphing techniques and some cool destinations trips he been on. Stay in touch with Josh at http://troutyeah.com You can follow Fly Fishing Team USA at other leagues at: https://www.flycomps.com Connect with The Fly Fishing Show schedule at: https://flyfishingshow.com

In this episode, Devin Olsen from Fly Fishing Team USA is our guest and breaks down all kinds of good stuff around Tight-Line / European Style Nymping (ESN) / Czech Nymphing.  BONUS - Devin just released his new DVD with partner Lance Egan...

Missourian Randy Hanner is a Fly Fishing Team USA member who's seen it all; don't miss his informative break-down of the secrets of European anglers.