Podcasts about green drake

Have you ever had a Maibock? My old buddy Chip "The Beer Guy" Hanuscik lured me up to Northeast PA with Maibock. He talked FOUR brewers into making one, and dangled that in front of me. I took the bait like a brown trout rising to a Green Drake, and I'll tell you all about it. PLUS: NEPA Pizza! The incredible Sabatini's! Tom Brennan! And a real life Wilkes-Barre kielbassi shop!  Next episode? THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN! I asked you who you wanted me to interview, and you said "Give us The Pizza Boy, Al Kominski!" Well, I cannot defy or deny the people, so I went down to Enola and got the interview...and then hung around and visited some breweries. You'll get what you asked for...in two weeks! Until then? TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE PODCAST! Seen Through A Glass is sponsored by the Happy Valley Adventure Bureau. Come visit Centre County!   This episode uses these sounds under the following license: Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ "Champ de tournesol" by Komiku at https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ arrow-impact-87260 Sound Effect found on Pixabay (https://pixabay.com) "Glow" by Scott Buckley | www.scottbuckley.com.au Music promoted by https: //www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ All sounds sourced by STAG Music Librarian Nora Bryson, with our thanks.

Eric Naguski is a passionate hatch matcher, aquatic insect and terrestrial bug aficionado, guide and author of “Favorite Flies for Pennsylvania“ (Stackpole Books). He specializes in Pennsylvania limestone spring creeks and rivers, and ties some beautiful fly patterns- especially his sow bug imitations and many others ,  which are deadly. He is an  excellent guide and specialist of the tricky Green Drake hatches PA has been famous for. Don't miss this one! Do you enjoy the show? Please take a moment to like and leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! It will help take our terrestrial bug crazed crusaded even further around the world!! hallowedwatersjournal.com ARPOW Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/arpowmusic/?hl=en Apple Music Link https://music.apple.com/us/album/floating/1538035394?i=1538035453 Edited at Jupiter Sound Studio - www.JupiterSound.studio --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowedwaters/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowedwaters/support

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/421 Presented By: Mavrk Fly Fishing, Drifthook Fly Fishing, Angler's Coffee, Chota Outdoor Gear Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors John Hudgens is here to talk about The Anglers Academy and his long history around fly fishing, education, and travel. We get a little bit of the history of the Henry's Fork area, learn how to cast to a rising fish correctly, and find out what the parachute cast is all about. Plus, John's 5 dry fly tips for success. John also takes us to Bolivia and tells us why that place is his favorite fly-fishing destination. How can Anglers Academy help you develop your casting ability and make you a better angler? John breaks it all down today! Show Notes with John Hudgens 04:00 - John got a job in Bob Jacklin's fly shop when he was 15 years old. 11:45 - John tells us about what they have going at the Anglers Academy. 14:00 - John and his wife used to work for Yellowdog Fly Fishing in Bozeman, Montana. 15:30 - I noted Jim Klug who was on the podcast in episode 87. 16:00 - "It's hard to beat Bolivia. The fishing that exists there for Golden Dorado" 20:20 - Most people travel to Brazil for peacock bass. 22:40 - We noted the Untamed Angling and talk about the good stuff they do out there. 31:00 - Los Roques is one of John's favorite fly fishing destinations but getting there can be quite risky especially when you arrive in Caracas. 42:00 - They teach fishing while the fishing is good. We talk about when and how they do their classes. Bob Jacklin and some other great anglers are instructors in the academy. 45:45 - John talks about Henry's Fork fishing in May and June. 48:40 - We had Mike Lawson in episode 190 where he talked about the Green Drake hatch. 52:55 - John talks about how they teach casting mechanics. 54:00 - We had Bruce Chard on in episode 408, talking about keeping the cast low. 56:00 - He talks about how to do a parachute cast. 1:04:20 - Step 1: Get that drift correctly. Step 2: Look at your fly to know what's happening. 1:06:30 - John tells us what's coming up next for the Anglers Academy and how you can sign up for their classes. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/421

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/354 Sponsors: Bear Vault https://wetflyswing.com/bearvault and FishHound Expeditions https://wetflyswing.com/fishhound Jay Scott from Jay Scott Outdoors is on the podcast to walk us through the step x step to getting started with Elk Hunting even if you are brand new to big game hunting. Jay has one of the best hunting podcasts in the country and digs into one of his favorite topics today. Elk Show Notes with Jay Scott 02:45 - Jay noted Steve Rinella and the Meat Eater Podcast - Jay got into podcasting after he listened to their podcast.  Joe Rogan was the guy that helped get the Meat Eater Podcast going. 14:00 - Jay put together a podcast with Colby with Spinner fall guide service on the Green River. 27:10 - GoHunt.com is a great resource to utilize and find out where and which state you should look for opportunities to hunt in. 27:26 - We noted OnX Maps which is a great tool for mapping and hunting. 29:48 - Coues Deer is a major hunt that Jay covers every year. 30:36 - Goulds Turkey Hunt 31:25 - Desert Big Horn Sheep Hunting episodes with Jay Scott. 38:44 - We talked about elk calling and some of the great resources.  You can learn to elk call in a shorter time than you might think. 40:40 - Chris Roe and Roe hunting resources - great for elk behavior and tips on elk calling. 49:45 - Mike Lawson dug into the Green Drake hatch here. 54:00 - We discuss the different rifles for elk and deer and what rifle would be best for your kids.  the 6.5 PRC 1:00:50 - Midwest whitetail and bill winke was one of Jay's mentors and gave him good advice about educating people and informing people and this is what will keep you around for the longterm and not the fly by night type people. 1:06:00 - How to understand a scoring system and how to know how big the animal is from a distance.  Take a look at the Go Hunt article below to learn more. 1:15:30 - Jay loves a spotting scope and noted the 95mm Swarovski 30-70 STX 1:15:40 - Phone scope is a killer tool for taking video on your iPhone or spotting scopes. 1:16:45 - Trekking Poles are helpful especially if you have knee or age issues. 1:18:26 - New down that stays warm when wet plus a good hiking boot. 1:34:20 - The Jay Scott Podcast Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/354 Sponsors: Bear Vault https://wetflyswing.com/bearvault and FishHound Expeditions https://wetflyswing.com/fishhound  

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This week, my best is Dr. Guy Fleischer [35:30], science advisor for the Wild Steelhead Coalition (wildsteelheadcoalition.org). We discuss the proposed closure of steelhead fishing on the Olympic Peninsula, how ocean changes affect steelhead survival, and the steelhead life cycle, with an emphasis on how resilient steelhead populations are if we give them half a chance. (we'll also be publishing a podcast in the next two weeks with Chris Wood, CEO of Trout Unlimited, on the potential removal of four dams on the lower Snake River). In the Fly Box this week, we have some great questions and tips from listeners, including: What flies do you like for the Green Drake hatch? What should I do in the winter months to get ready for next season? Can I land big fish on a Euro nymphing rod without worrying about the rod breaking? When is it time to tie a whole new leader onto your line? How can I catch smallmouth bass in cold water? How do I wade a body of water without spooking fish? Advice from a listener on how to find spawning white bass Tips from a listener on a good way to create a fishing journal using free web resources. How do I fish an emerger just a couple inches below the surface? Would it be geeky if I took a bunch of Frisbees or other targets to a fly shop to evaluate a new rod at varying distances? Has anyone been able to distill nine fly boxes into one to eliminate the bulk and clutter?

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/214 Sponsor: Turtlebox Audio: https://wetflyswing.com/turtlebox Sponsor: OPST: https://wetflyswing.com/opst Amy Hazel is here to break down the Deschutes Angler fly shop and what you need to do now to prepare for your next trout fishing trip.  Amy shares some great tips for the salmon fly hatch and general trout in May, June and July. We find out how Amy traveled the world fly fishing before landing on the Deschutes River and connecting with John Hazel.  Now Amy is heading up a great blog and resource for anglers who want to dig into the Deschtues River. Deschutes Angler Show Notes with Amy Hazel - Amy is setting up hosted trips with Heather Hodson from United Women on the Fly.   - I noted the live clubhouse app and our live podcast episodes. - Chicks with Sticks School is the good stuff Amy has going in their classes. - George Cook talked about the history of NW spey on episode 131 here. - The Deschutes Angler Fishing Report Blog - The green drake adults by Mike Lawson.  Mike was on the podcast here and covered Green Drake hatch. - Rick Hafele was on the podcast in episode 37 and covered basic entomology. - Tom Jarman was on the podcast to cover Euro Nymphing. - The 16/20 knot for euro nymphing - The non twist knot to keep your salmon fly floating freely and regularly. - The Blue Euro fly and others can be found on the fly page and at MFC. - The Clark's Stone Fly is a killer pattern later in the season. - Dave McNeese was on the podcast in episode 155. You can find Amy at DeschutesAngler.com Whitehorse a view from above Deschutes Angler Conclusion with Amy Hazel Amy Hazel is on the podcast today to break down the keys to trout fishing with a focus on May, June and July.  Salmon Flies, golden stones, yellow sallies and other bugs are all broken down today. We focus on Ethan and what he can do being new to the hatch and the Deschutes.  We also find out why the blue euro nymph is so effective on the river.  We walk through the steps even if you are brand new to the river. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/214

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/190 Support our Sponsor: Turtlebox Audio: https://wetflyswing.com/turtlebox Mike Lawson from Henrys Fork Anglers is on the podcast to break down the Green Drake hatch and fishing mayflies on the Henrys Fork.  Mike sheds some light on different bugs and some entomology to help you on the water. We find out about where and how you can fish rainbow trout and brown trout as Mike shares some tips on fishing dry flies on the upper and lower sections of the Henrys Fork River. Henrys Fork Show Notes with Mike Lawson - Mike noted Joe Brooks, Dave Whitlock and other great old-timers who visited the Henrys Fork in the early days.  Joe's nephew and Dave Whitlock were both on our podcasts in past episodes. - We talked about the book Caddisflies and Gary Lofontaine who was one of Mike's closest friends in the fly fishing world. - The river rap series was Gary Lofontaine's early idea of the fly fishing podcast.   - Spring Creeks was one of Mike's big books along with Fly Fishing the Henrys Fork. - Mike noted the Pale Morning Dun and we talked about the PMD with Joe Rotter here. - I noted the salmon fly hatch which we covered here with Jon Smeraglio. - The para drake is a good pattern - Kelly Galloup was on the podcast here and noted the ant as a key dry fly to have in your box. - Enrique policy uses the EP fibers which also work great. - Mike talks about fishing the dry midge in his book spring creeks. - Fly Fishing the Henrys Fork is the goto book. You can find Mike at HentrsForkanglers.com Green Drake Conclusion with Mike Lawson Mike Lawson from Henrys Fork Anglers is here to share some big tips on fishing dry flies on the Henrys Fork.  We talk about why the green Drake is such a huge hatch and then walk through PMD's and other big hatches. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/190 Sponsor: Turtlebox Audio: https://wetflyswing.com/turtlebox

Stripping Streamers in the Fall, with Butch Wicks  With all the hype around trout Spey and swinging streamers, let's not lose sight of plain old streamer stripping, which is a faster-paced way of fishing streamers and often results in explosive strikes.  Montana/Washington guide Butch Wicks of Healing Waters Lodge in Twin Bridges, Montana gives us some hot tips on stripping streamers in the Fall. The interview starts at 28:00. In the Fly Box this week, we have the following questions and comments: I am teaching a friend how to fish nymphs.  Should I start him on dry dropper and indicator fishing or Euro nymphing? Will my Trout Poly Leaders work OK for swinging flies for Lake Erie steelhead, or do I also need to get Spey Polyleaders? Why could I not catch fish during a heavy Green Drake spinner fall?I had to cut my fly line.  Is there any way to repair it without a bulky connection? What should I keep in mind when tying some steelhead patterns to use on Pacific salmon? A clarification to the podcast on the Clean Water Act from a retired EPA wetland scientist. What to do if you see someone on the water with very poor fish-handling techniques.Is trout spawning temperature of day length dependent, and  what behavioral clues should I look for? I saw what I thought were carp feeding on the surface.  Do carp feed on top, and if so what do they eat? How do you set the hook when using a two-handed strip for striped bass? When should I use a weighted vs. unweighted fly for striped bass in San Franciso Bay, and what fly line should I use?

Today is Wednesday May 1st 2019 and it's “A Cup of joe with Joe” live from The IngleBean Coffee House in Millheim, PA. A weekly what's up in Penns Valley, the valley so nice they named it twice. This week we have something from Today’s sponsor www.inglebean.com If you are in the area and have something you want to share with the community please get in touch with me at podcast@dennisalan.com Birthdays Today Cole Confer Thursday Chris Whitmer Sarah Vollmar Ally McTavish Calvery Penns Valley Church on Sunday Taurus Festival This weekend from May 3rd to the 5th in Laurelton, PA Millheim Small Engine Repair Elk Creek Pub Hang w/ VAN WAGNER Thur MAY 2 @ 7:30pm The Green Drake Gallery Wednesday Old Time Music Jam at the Green Drake this Wednesday, 7 pm! All are welcome to play or listen, BYOB welcome. Penns Valley School AAronsgurg civic center #CentreGives is back! Support over 175 local nonprofits on May 7 & 8 by donating online at CentreGives.org. This 36-hour online giving event is set to begin on May 7 at 8 am and conclude on May 8 at 8 pm. Save the date and visit CentreGives.org for more info. Ground Work Farms accepting CSA signups for the growing season. www.groundworkfarms.com Dennis Alan Homestead Tree Fest Inglebean Friday Night for Open Mic till 10pm This weeks Dinner special is Homemade Mexican Pepper Casserole made from the Moosewood Cookbook from Ithaca NY Sunday Brunch Cinco de Mayo Brunch special If you are in the area and have something you want to share with the community email me at podcast@dennisalan.com Also if you could please tell your friends about all the craziness I have going on here with a podcast, Youtube channel, Inglebean Song go the day Still of the Night by White Snake --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/support

Today is Wednesday March 20th 2019 and it's “A Cup of joe with Joe” live from The IngleBean Coffee House in Millheim, PA. A weekly what's up in Penns Valley, the valley so nice they named it twice. This week we have something from Elk Creek Cafe www.elkcreekcafe.com The IngleBean Coffee House www.inglebean.com Millheim Hotel www.facebook.com/millheimhotel/ Penns Valley Schools www.pennsvalley.org GroundWork Farms www.groundworkfarms.com Serenity Wellness Centre www.serenitywellnesscentre.com Today’s sponsor Quarry Fest 4/20 www.quarryfest.com If you are in the area and have something you want to share with the community please get in touch with me at podcast@dennisalan.com Birthdays Today Mimi Owen THURSDAY Niki Koos Rebecca Warner MONDAY Les Burkholder Millheim Hotel Sam Thul Friday night at 8pm Burkholders Country Market Chinese Buffet this Friday Night! From 3-7 PM enjoy all you can eat of our famous General Tso's Chicken, Fried Rice, Lo Mein and much more! Elk Creek Heart Hunters comes to Elk Creek this coming Sunday, 3/24 at 5PM they were voted top folk band in Atlanta 2018 Cancelled: Jim Donovan and Sun King Warriors on Saturday the 23rd Pub Hang w/ Poe Valley Troubs thursday the 21st Early Spring Seafood Fling! Friday and Saturday from 5:00 to 9pm Chef Winston’s Early Spring Seafood Fling Better call for some reservations! 814.349.8850 Green Drake Last day of the Mid-winter sale at the Green Drake. 15% off most fine art, some more! Old Gregg School Monday night is volleyball at , usually at 8:30. Penns Valley Jewelers has a month birthstone sale. This month its Aquamarine so receive 25% off. Inglebean Friday 22nd is open mic and we are having our homemade chili with or without grass fed beef from Stone Meadow Farm being served from 6pm till closing at 10pm. Saturday the 23rd at 2pm we are hosting the Central PA Homesteaders Meetup where liked minded people can come together to talk and learn about anything homesteading. Penns Valley School has a land development meeting tonight at 6:30 to talk about all the waste in school systems and what they should do about it. Ground Work Farms: accepting CSA signups for the growing season. www.groundworkfarms.com Tonight at 6pm spring is officially here and tonight is a full moon so get out there and enjoy the outside. Winter blues are over!!! Serenity Wellness Centre Embodied Yoga Thursday the 21st at noon Song go the day Heart Hunters Red https://hearthunters.love If you are in the area and have something you want to share with the community please get in touch with me at podcast@dennisalan.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/support

Today we will explore the group of mayflies whose nymphs burrow - at least most of them do.  This includes some of the largest most showy (and exciting from a fly fishing perspective) mayflies - such as Hex's and the Green Drake.   As promised in the episode, here is a link to my wife's pattern, the Hexamongous - http://www.flyfishinginnh.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4222 Here is the pattern too, in case the link gets broken: Hook: Daiichi 1270 Size#8 Thread: Brown Tail: Wood Duck Flank Body: Cream Rabbit Dubbing Rib: Light Cream Floss Back: Turkey Tail Fibers Wing: Wood Duck (Tied in as a loop wing) Legs/Throat: small dark under feather from wood duck - often attached to base of wood duck flank feathers (or mottled brown hen as modified in the post).