Podcast appearances and mentions of peter stitcher

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Peter Stitcher, from Littleton, Colorado.  Peter fell in love with fishing at age four in Knoxville, Tennessee.  His teacher introduced him to tying flies in 5th grade to help keep him focussed and calm during school.  His education went on from there to degrees in theology, counseling, and finally aquatic biology.  When Peter realized he spent all his free time on the water chasing trout, he finally recognized his future lay in fly fishing.  Peter moved to Colorado, initially to manage private water, but soon discovered he wanted his own way to enjoy the connectedness he found on the river.  He started his own fly shop out of his home, with the support of his wife and family.  After nine and a half years, Peter moved his shop to a traditional space, opening Ascent Fly Fishing Fly Shop, where as an aquatic biologist, Peter finds joy in simplifying entomology for fly anglers.  We discuss the Colorado River, fishing emerges throughout the water column, lifecycles of PMD and Caddis flies, and Peter shares his thoughts on how the river is a place of abundance for trout and people.To learn more about Peter and the topics we discussed in this episode, or to schedule a guided trip, check out the following links:AscentFlyFishing.comREAD: WADEOUTTHERE | Why We Take Our Children Fly FishingLISTEN: WOT PODCAST EP. 144 | Mentorship and Sight Fishing with Landon MayerNewsletter Sign-UpView Jason's ArtworkThanks for listening.VR- Jason

In this episode, Joshua and Caleb interview Peter Stitcher of Ascent Fly Fishing. They discuss: -life cycles of flies -"matching the hatch" -the story of Ascent Fly Fishing -Peter's journey of faith and healing on the water -and much more! Ascent Fly Fishing Website: https://ascentflyfishing.com/ Instagram: @ascentflyfishing Check out our sponsor: Maggie Valley Fly Shop: https://www.maggievalleyflyshop.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dadsonthefly/support

Peter Stitcher is an aquatic biologist who knows what flies work best to imitate the stage of insects in their lifecycle. Are you ever confused about what file to use when? Join us to learn about the lifecycles of the most common insects we encounter on rivers and lakes and how to pick the perfect fly for the job.

Peter Stitcher is an aquatic biologist who knows what flies work best to imitate the stage of insects in their lifecycle. Are you ever confused about what file to use when? Join us to learn about the lifecycles of the most common insects we encounter on rivers and lakes and how to pick the perfect fly for the job.

In this episode, I catch up with Peter Stitcher of Ascent Fly Fishing. We discuss Peter's early fishing adventures, Ascent's science-based approach and Ascent's relentless focus on community. Get 10% off on your next Ascent order by using the code ARTICULATE10 at checkout. Thanks to this episode's sponsor, Bristol Bay Defense Fund. 2020 is an important year for Bristol Bay. Donate today! Don't forget to PAUSE before you MATCH! Follow Ascent on Social Media Facebook Instagram Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Peter Stitcher is the owner and “Chief Fly Geek” at Ascent Fly Fishing, a company that focuses on helping anglers get prepared for the exact time and place they want to fish by creating personalized fly selections. In addition to discussing Ascent’s goals to help anglers, Peter also shares his PAUSE and MATCH methods for learning the insects in your area and finding the right flies to match. Then, we get into the topic of secrecy in fly fishing, and how we can all be a little nicer to each other online and on the water.   Website: www.ascentflyfishing.com Instagram: @ascentflyfishing Facebook: /ascentflyfishing Twitter: @AscentFishing Youtube: /ascentflyfishing

Peter Stitcher is the owner and “Chief Fly Geek” at Ascent Fly Fishing, a company that focuses on helping anglers get prepared for the exact time and place they want to fish by creating personalized fly selections. In addition to discussing Ascent’s goals to help anglers, Peter also shares his PAUSE and MATCH methods for learning the insects in your area and finding the right flies to match. Then, we get into the topic of secrecy in fly fishing, and how we can all be a little nicer to each other online and on the water. See more on the show notes page at thewildinitiative.com/8. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Crew sits down with Peter Stitcher from Ascent Fly Fishing and the boys from Kekoa outdoors. Peter and the crew talk about fly fishing and locating fish in different bodies of water.  We also discuss fishing new places in Oklahoma and swap stories with Kekoa Outdoors.  Please Review the podcast and leave a rating!!   www.stormwatercreek.com

Fly fishing is truly global, if for no other reason than most fly fishing products are created or assembled in other parts of the world. In this episode, we interview Peter Stitcher, who, along with his wife Jessica, is the co-founder of Ascent Fly Fishing in the Denver area. Peter designed his company with purpose, … Continue reading "S4:E41 Fair Labor Practices for Fly Fishing Products" The post S4:E41 Fair Labor Practices for Fly Fishing Products appeared first on 2 Guys and A River.

Rob met Peter Stitcher at the Virginia Fly Fishing Show in January 2019. Rob and Peter are both bug geeks with backgrounds in biology. They decided to set up a podcast to geek out on bugs, discuss Peter's humanitarian work, his fishing show, bucket list hatches, and how and when to select bugs for a specific hatch in a specific location. Rob thinks Peter is THE MOST organized dude in the fly fishing industry. Hopefully they get to fish together this summer. Ascent Fly Fishing Sponsored by Speedwell Law Produced by Jason Reif of Freestone Productions

Editor’s Note: To celebrate the kickoff of the 2019 Giant Fly Sale, here’s a great backcast epiaode about choosing the right fly for a given situation. This week, I interview aquatic biologist and fly fisher Peter Stitcher, who not only has a great way of organizing fly boxes (a question I have always neglected to answer properly), but he also has some great guidance on how to figure out what is in the river and how to pick a fly from your box that will do the best job of imitating that insect—without any detailed knowledge of entomology. If you learn his acronyms PAUSE and MATCH, I am convinced you will have all the knowledge you need to be more successful. Listen to the podcast to learn what these acronyms mean.

Spring is no where to be seen in the Chicago area. Winter is still roaring like a lion. If spring comes in like a lion as well, then we’re toast. But at least the days are getting longer, and inevitably, spring fly fishing will be in full swing. In this episode, we interview Peter Stitcher, … Continue reading "S4:E37 Peter Stitcher on Spring Fly Fishing" The post S4:E37 Peter Stitcher on Spring Fly Fishing appeared first on 2 Guys and A River.

http://wetflyswing.com/51 I sat down with Peter Stitcher from Ascent Fly Fishing to chat about analyzing the bug community to catch more fish.  Peter breaks out the PAUSE method which will be a game changer to help you get started. He shares the hatcher organization method, how to organize your box and when he fishes mouse patterns.  Peter talks about how he takes street kids off the street and welcomes them into their home.   Show Sponsors AscentFlyFishing.com  (coupon code:  WETFLYSWING) Ty-Rite.com Patreon Group:  https://wetflyswing.com/patreon Show Notes with Peter Stitcher Rick Hafele was my entomological mentor getting started. The Bugs and Brews meetups is where Peter shares his knowledge. he PAUSE method The Sci Fi Seine is less than $7 and is Peter's goto for bug sampling. River Oracle is where the science meets the river. The River Oracle magnifier and chart is another helpful tool for identifying the aquatic insects. The Creating Order in Your Fly Box video can be seen here.   In this video, Peter takes a customer box and tears in apart.  Then puts it back together. The Martian Mysis Shrimp is the glow in the dark bad boy that gets it done on tail waters in the dark. The Martian Mouse is the goto big streamer Peter uses to displace water to get savage strikes. Landon Mayer talked about streamers in episode 48 of the podcast here.  Landon is one the experts when it comes to streamer fishing. I interviewed Curtis Fry in this episode where he noted that they have people that test there patterns around the country. #FeartheBeard was a little fun movement they tested back in the day Duane Redford, Landon and Pat Dorsey have all supported what Peter is doing at Ascent. Kelly Gaulop is noted as a great resource on youtube. The Fly Fishing Redeviouz is in its 7th year with an emphasis on education. Texas Beer and Wine Festival and the Denver Fly Fishing show are two events Peter will be attending this year. The Drake podcast will be finishing up and closing down soon.   You can reach Peter at AscentFlyFishing.com or on Instagram here. Conclusion with Peter Stitcher I took home some great tips in this one for finding bugs and selecting the correct fly to use.  Peter breaks down every step of the process in finding bugs from starting at the car into digging into your creek. He also goes into some fishing tips using glo in the dark flies.  Lots of crazy and great stuff in this one. Click the link below to grab the links to the show notes: http://wetflyswing.com/51

Fly box chaos is real. You start out nice and organized, with pretty little rows, and then the Law of Entropy kicks in. Next thing you know, your fly box looks like a tossed salad. In this episode, we interview Peter Stitcher, with Ascent Fly Fishing. Peter has come up with a simple but biologically … Continue reading "S4:E15 Organizing Your Fly Box Chaos" The post S4:E15 Organizing Your Fly Box Chaos appeared first on 2 Guys and A River.

Sat down with Peter Sticher of Ascent Fly Fishing/River Oracle and we talked about a TON of things. We broke down fishing during the spawn, what to look for, and how to not get in trouble. We talked about some upcoming hatches this spring and summer. The YouTube channel was discussed as well as the videos it contains. Then we got into the meat and potatoes of the evening, the Fly Fishing Rendezvous. Tons and tons of speakers, tons of classes, so many reasons to get there and enjoy it. Buy your FFR tickets in advance and use the code TROUTPORN for a $7 ticket. Visit my awesome sponsors at the links below. 5280angler.com Westernvisionslanyards.com Ascentflyfishing.com Flyfishingrendezvous.com

This week I interview aquatic biologist and fly fisher Peter Stitcher, who not only has a great way of organizing fly boxes (a question I have always neglected to answer properly), he also has some great guidance on how to figure out what is in the river and how to pick a fly from your box that will do the best job of imitating that insect—without any detailed knowledge of entomology. If you learn his acronyms PAUSE and MATCH I am convinced you will have all the knowledge you need to be more successful. Listen to the podcast to learn what these acronyms mean. In The Fly Box, we have all sorts of great questions this week: · The difference between braided and furled leaders · How to Euro nymph rivers with spooky trout · Fishing a midge larva behind a streamer · The difference between “freshwater” and “saltwater” rods · How to transition from saltwater to freshwater fly fishing · Can I use my steelhead reel in salt water? · How to travel with a large net · Tricks for avoiding bulk when tying tiny flies · When to put a fighting trout on the reel · Tips for making very short roll casts · Using cat fur for dubbing · Decreasing hooking mortality on small brookies · How to avoid large cracks in fly lines

This week we travel back to the United States. In the first part of the episode, we visit a fishy hideout in the suburbs of Denver. It's there that we meet Peter Stitcher, the owner of Ascent Fly Fishing. He shows us his secret stash and reveals a few fishy tips that should help us all catch a few more trouts. We then take Peter's ideas and head into the mountains to try them out. (This story was originally produced in November 2016 for a project that later grew into The DrakeCast). You can find out more information about Peter's operation and Ascent Fly Fishing at www.ascentflyfishing.com The second half of the episode is a look back at last year's massive die-off of whitefish on Montana's Yellowstone River. Bozeman Daily Chronicle reporter Michael Wright originally broke this story in August of 2016. He shares with us the development of the crisis, how it affected the local community, and how the experience has shaped Montana today. To read a written version of this story, visit The Drake's website: http://www.drakemag.com/featured-content/daily-drake/1856-yellowstone-river-montana-fish-kill-revisited.html For more information on this episode, visit The Drake's website:

Sat down for another episode with Peter Stitcher from Ascent Fly Fishing, one of the new sponsors of the Trout Porn Podcast. We talked about some new flies coming your way, how to shop small if you can’t shop local, and the benefits of organizing your fly box per the hatch. Don’t forget to visit our sponsors for all your needs. 5280angler.com Ascentflyfishing.com Westernvisionslanyards.com

This episode of the podcast, Jill and Cort dork out on bugs with an expert.

Sat down and had a basement sesh with Peter Stitcher from Ascent Fly Fishing and the Fly Fishing Rendezvous. Peter is an accomplished Aquatic Biologist and certified fly geek. We talked about his role at Ascent Fly Fishing, the upcoming Fly Fishing Rendezvous, and his upcoming film. This is a really good episode for anyone looking to up their game and skills on the water and under the water. Buy your tickets early for the FFR online, use the code TROUTPORN for a discounted ticket and a FREE raffle ticket. Get buggy with it, sit down and have a listen. Purchase your FFR tickets at http://flyfishingrendezvous.com/ Don’t forget to visit our sponsor at 5280angler.com