Podcasts about trouts

TJ talks about the Easter Weekend, how the weather was rough over the weekend, the food and he even brings in some of Mrs. Trouts awesome cheesecake. Then from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Byzantine Catholic Church, Father Chris Zugger comes in to talk about the passing of Pope Francis. All on News Radio KKOB See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don connects with our very own "Plastic Man" Ryan Lambert from Cajun Fishing Adventures tells us about his favorite breakfast following a crawfish boil, the fishing has been "off the chain" as Trouts, Reds, Drums, Sheepsheads, Catfish, and just about everything under the sun is showing up in crazy levels of numbers, how Ryan targets Tripletail in the Buras area, and more!

In this episode we WadeOutThere with Dallas Eastman from Fountain, Colorado.  Dallas grew up mostly bass fishing in Minnesota but when he moved to Colorado in 2019, he quickly made some fishy friends that introduced him to fly fishing.  Dallas works full time as a carpenter and is a part time guide for his own outfitter Trouts and Stouts, where he focuses mostly on the tailwater sections of the Arkansas River around Pueblo and back country overnight trips in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.  We discuss the advantages and techniques for winter fishing on the Arkansas River.   Learn More:Troutsandstouts.orgVisit WadeOutThere.com/art for 10% off your first original painting or limited edition print from show host and artist Jason Shemchuk Visit TacticalFlyFisher.com and use Promo Code: wade15 at checkout for 15% off you next tactical gear purchase.Newsletter Sign-Up . Sign up for emails with new podcast episodes, blog articles, and updates on artwork from Jason.

#725 Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/725 Presented By:   Grand Teton Fly Fishing, FishHound Expeditions,  Heated Core In part one of How Lakes Work, Brian and Phil explained lake classification and the key zones we should focus on. In part two, we'll explore how lakes change throughout the seasons. Brian will break down what happens each season, how it impacts fish behavior, and where you should be fishing. Understanding these will help you know where to fish and when.   The Seasons of a Lake: How They Impact Fishing Fall  06:15 - As temperatures drop, lakes go through fall turnover. This happens when surface water cools to match the temperature of deeper water. Wind aids in mixing the lake from top to bottom, spreading oxygen. The mixing stirs up debris and gases like methane. This makes conditions less ideal for fish.   Fall happens in three stages: early, mid, and late. As the water gets colder, fish move into shallower areas to feed.  In early fall, they stay in deeper water (15 -18 feet).  By mid-fall, they move up to 10-12 feet.  In late fall, they're in the shallows (5 -7 feet). https://www.youtube.com/live/pid95BqAhwY?si=i2Lb2in7OPFebdj1 How Often Do Lakes Turn Over? Lake turnover only occurs in the fall and spring, when water temperatures even out from top to bottom. But not all lakes turn over. Sometimes, lakes look murky for other reasons, like the wind stirring up sediment or the rain washing in dirty water. Brian says shallow lakes mix all year and never fully stratify.  Winter 14:04 - In winter, oxygen levels drop upward from the bottom of the lake due to anaerobic decomposition occurring at the bottom. All the plants that grew during the open water season start dying since they can't photosynthesize. As they decay, they use up oxygen from the water. What causes winter kill?   17:08 - Winter kill could happen early, mid-winter, or even days before the ice comes off. As winter goes on, the oxygen-poor zone in the lake keeps growing until it reaches just below the ice. When there's not enough oxygen left, fish suffocate and die.  Some lakes lose 100% of their fish, while others have partial kills where bigger fish die first. In some cases, fish survive by finding oxygen-rich spots, like areas with underground springs. Lake Aeration 19:52 - Aeration is a tool to try to prevent a winter kill, but it is not a hundred percent guarantee of bringing a lake through. To aerate a lake, it needs to be at least 25 to 30 feet in depth. There are different types of aeration:  Surface-mounted aerators are the simplest type with a submersible pump hanging under a float. The pump is two to three feet below the surface, and the propeller is pulling water up to the surface and then spraying it up, so there's an exchange of oxygen that's being brought up.  Surface aerators are relatively inexpensive but don't always guarantee the lake will be saved.    Another typical aeration technology is to pump air from a compressor on land through some rubber hose to a diffuser anchored below a big float. The air from the hose is pushed through a micro-pored ceramic diffuser. As the tiny bubbles rise, they create a current and add oxygen to the water. Aeration is more of a last-resort effort to slow down lakes' natural aging process, known as eutrophication. Spring 26:26 - When the ice melts off a lake, the water doesn't mix right away. The top layer is colder, while the deeper water is warmer because of plant decay over winter. Fish stay near the surface, just like they did under the ice.  The surface warms over the next few weeks until it matches the bottom temperature. Then, a strong wind can mix everything up in a process called spring turnover.  Summer  34:55 - In summer, lakes form a barrier called the thermocline. This is where warm water meets cold water, usually around 5 to 8 meters deep. Wind can't mix the water below it, so oxygen levels drop in deeper areas. Trouts stay just above the thermocline, where the water is cool and has enough oxygen.   Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/725  

The Big Cat gets everyone cats! Andrew specifically.    Simms went to SoHo.  Had a great time, lots of awesome fish.  His guides were https://www.southholstonrivercompany.com ; https://sampresuttiflyfishing.com    We cold call Raz. Love that dude.       Thanks to our sponsors,    www.simmsfishing.com, www.ahrexhooks.com, www.cortlandline.com, www.yeti.com 

The post fishing podcast! we recap the memorial day weekend fishing trips and then hugh finally got that striper monkey off his back! we have had some good times out there fishing and lots of fish being caught. its been a great start to the striper season and everyone should get out and chuck some flies for these incredible fish --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/garrett-hutchins/message

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/597   Presented By: TroutRoutes, Guide Book, Skwala, FishHound Expeditions  Are you interested to know how to target one of the craziest hatches that will make national headlines this year? Today, Dave Zielinski is back on the podcast to give his best tips on fishing the Cicada hatch, including how to predict when and where to find them and how to have success when you're out on the water. Time for some cicada madness with a sprinkle of boat building! Show Notes with David Zielinski on Cicada Madness.  1:27 - It's great to have David back on the show after our last episode where we delved into boat building. Today, though, we're shifting gears to focus on cicadas. 5:24 - Dave Zielinski's book, Cicada Madness,  explores the timing, fishing techniques, and patterns essential for understanding and enjoying epic cicada emergences. Periodical cicadas emerge in synchronized cycles, akin to mayfly hatches Cicada Madness: The Rare Cicada Emergence of 2024 10:31 - This year, a rare and significant event involving two distinct broods of periodical cicadas is set to occur. The emergence is expected to impact between 17 to 20 states, spanning from the bottom of Wisconsin to the coastal areas of Alabama and Louisiana. The Cicada Lifecycle 15:48 - Cicadas have a 13 or 17-year lifecycle, spending most of their time underground as nymphs. The adult cicadas emerge to mate, lay eggs, and then die, continuing the cycle. The trigger for emergence is when the ground soil reaches around 64 degrees Fahrenheit at about eight inches deep. This happens rapidly over a few days in early summer when days are longer and the soil warms up due to increased sunshine. Success on the Water with Cicadas 24:48 - Success in cicada fishing hinges on understanding the bug's lifecycle and emergence timing. Fish only start targeting cicadas when enough of them accidentally fall into the water, signaling to the fish that it's a food source. Dave emphasizes the importance of knowing where and when to be on the water. His book delves into detailed experiences and strategies for effectively targeting and fishing during cicada emergence. Cicada Fishing Techniques and Patterns 27:19 - Dave's book features 59 cicada patterns, including annual, periodical, and regional variations. Cicada fishing is often non-technical, favoring dry fly fishing techniques, although some fish prefer drag-free drifts while others go for actively moving cicadas. Fishing near mature trees where cicadas congregate is effective, as they often get knocked down by wind or during mating flights. Target areas where cicadas are likely to fall into the water, such as under trees or along riverbanks where the bugs lose elevation and hit the water. 33:41 - Trouts are avid cicada eaters and can consume them without getting full, making them a prime target during cicada emergences in trout waters. Carp are particularly enthusiastic about cicadas despite being bottom feeders. Other fish species like smallmouth bass, weird fish, and even catfish can also be caught on cicada patterns, although their response may vary based on factors like spawning cycles or food availability. Cicada Madness: Key Tips for Cicada Fishing 36:34 - Cicadas are true bugs, belonging to a group of insects with beaks that extract nutrients from plants, similar to leaf hoppers. Worldwide, there are over 3000 species of cicadas, each with a distinctive appearance characterized by stout bodies, bulging eyes, six legs, and two pairs of wings. Here are a few key tips as you gear up for cicada fishing: Research and hunt for cicadas in areas where they're expected to emerge. Be observant of your surroundings. Listen for the distinct sound of cicadas and watch for bird activity that may indicate their presence. Use large foam cicada patterns without popping or twitching them, as cicadas hitting the water tend to lay silently, mimicking a natural scenario for fish to strike. Understand the lifecycle and behavior of cicadas. Dave highlights two favorite cicada fly patterns that you can check out online for inspiration: 17-Year Itch Cicada Chuck Kraft Excaliburs Preparation Tips for Cicada Season If you're gearing up for cicada season, Dave suggests the following: Buy the Book: Get Dave's book for brood maps and scouting tips. Online Resources: Utilize online resources to gather information about cicada sightings in your area. Reach Out: Contact universities and entomology departments for expert insights and locations. Talk to Locals: Connect with people who have experienced cicada emergences before for valuable knowledge. Stay Informed: Keep an eye on news articles and scientific reports to stay updated on cicada predictions and hotspots. Down Home Boatworks 51:00 - While Dave hasn't designed new boats recently, he continues to sell plans. Dave also offers plans for free to schools and non-profits interested in boat-building projects. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/597    

It's all about salmon and trout today as we talk to one of the suppliers of land-based fish farming facilities.  Founded in 2017, Assentoft Aqua is a Danish aquaculture engineering company.  It provides fish farmers with what's known as RAS or Recirculatory Aquaculture Systems that save space, pipes and minimises carbon footprint and the amount of investment needed per produced ton of fish.  The firm has worked on about ten projects in Denmark, Norway, Canada, Ireland and Poland since the business started about seven years ago, with an annual production capacity of about 400 tonnes each. Assentoft Aqua set foot in Singapore in July 2020, and was also behind a US$33m high-tech trout farm in Neo Tiew that could produce about 1,200 tonnes of rainbow trout every year. That's about 25% of local farmed fish production in 2022.  But why did the firm decide to move into a relatively smaller market in Singapore, given how it was previously focusing on European and Nordic markets? Meanwhile, with food supply chain resiliency thrust into the spotlight amid the pandemic, and countries around the world focusing on self-sufficiency, what does that mean for Assentoft when it comes to demand for modern farming facilities and systems?  On Under the Radar, The Evening Runway's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Matthew Tan, Chief Executive Officer, Assentoft Aqua Asia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TJ talks about attending a play at Popejoy Hall to see "Hadestown", then talks the resignation of Kevin McCarthy, the Republican debate, and has a Trout email bag. All this and more on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TJ kicks off the program talking about his car battery dying after work yesterday, then he asks the gang, as kids "what was your go to breakfast cereal?", all this and more on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's another Tired and Tested podcast, in which Sophie reflects on her recovery from a vomiting bug - and her children's complete disregard for her welfare. And the girls ponder the advantages of botox of get rid of Sophie's 'vag neck' Plus there's a visit to Urban Dictionary Corner and a brilliant Parenting Tale.If you have any Parenting Tales you'd like to share with us, please email the show at tiredandtested@acast.comSophie is on tour! Find out where you can see her hereFollow Tired and Tested on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don is joined by the "Plastic Man" Ryan Lambert of Cajun Fishing Adventures to discuss how great this past week has been fishing mainly Reds as the Trouts have been a little sparse, the mix catches that you get in Buras, Ryan's seen a TON of Puppy Drums, fighting fish and being able to tell what you are getting based on how the line feels, and Ryans upcoming trip to go shoot some Mallets.

Don and Brendan Bayard go over Brendan's previous estimates of what the winners need to go home with the gold for Ride the Bull, Bulls are still in the passes, big Reds while searching for Trouts, and Fall N' Tide upcoming tournament!

Debauchery, Lechery, and Perjury! Oh my! Welcome to Vienna, a city full of whores, pimps, fornicators, liars, drunkards and basically our favorite kinds of folks! Measure for Measure is said to be Shakespeare's most rancid play. What a send-up! We hope you're intrigued. Come on along for this wild ride. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fckshakespeare/support

The NL leading ATL Braves could be in trouble they didn't see coming just because of the injury to Mike Trout causing chaos in Los Angeles.... 

Chapter 11: Hermione's Helping Hand - Let's take a moment to think about the irony of Adam, Tara and Ashley discussing sports. We also discuss how awful it would be to teach Preschool and that wizard preschool would be absolutely out of the question. (here is also where Tara openly acknowledges that she spoke the words "way more better" in this episode and must admit that she hadn't had alcohol yet

In this episode, host Rick Mikesell and co-host Ivan Orsic are joined by Trouts own Head Guide Scott Dickson. Scott has been guiding in Colorado for 23 years. He's a fish-catching legend around the shop and is the president of the Good Dudes club. Dickson has years and years of experience targeting the technical trout that call the South Platte home and has a way of putting more than a couple of trout in the net by the end of the day. Scott, Rick and Ivan talk about what they're looking forward to this fall on the South Platte, as well as tips and tactics for catching fish this fall on technical tailwaters, fly choice, rigging, seasonality, and much more.

In this "emergency" episode I have to go over the Andrew Benintendi trade to the New York Yankees. I go talk about how I really feel about it all, will he get vaccinated? I talk a little about the prospects headed to Kansas City. Where is Juan Soto going? I give my main reasoning why I believe he's going to the New York...Mets. I discuss his arbitration situation and how him and Scott Boras are looking WAY ahead to the future. I talk fairly quickly about Mike Trout and his rare back condition. What does that do for his career? Carlos Rodon hates baseball bats... I give my impression on a potential new design for Beckett Grading Service. I finish the episode off with an announcement of a special guest on the next episode talking about the trade deadline aftermath. Follow On IG: @WeWatchWeCollect

Football is back. We have our first Positive Patriots Segment. College football starting 5. Cart girl disappearance. Red Sox suck! Trouts a bitch.

Tim Kurkjian and Buster discuss Ozzie Albies breaking his foot, the Braves' 12-game winning streak, Buster previously declaring the NL East over, the Padres moving into a tie with the Dodgers in the NL West, why Alek Manoah is like a position player, the Cardinals following Paul Goldschmidt's lead, José Ramírez's season so far, Tony La Russa explaining his decision to walk Trea Turner, if the Angelos family feud could restrict the Orioles' spending and Mike Trout on the mic during Sunday Night Baseball. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game with notes on Matt Carpenter, Joe Musgrove, the wins streaks in the NL East and Byron Buxton. Plus, highlights from Trouts' night on the mic, and Phil Nevin with Mike Couzens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tim Kurkjian and Buster discuss Ozzie Albies breaking his foot, the Braves' 12-game winning streak, Buster previously declaring the NL East over, the Padres moving into a tie with the Dodgers in the NL West, why Alek Manoah is like a position player, the Cardinals following Paul Goldschmidt's lead, José Ramírez's season so far, Tony La Russa explaining his decision to walk Trea Turner, if the Angelos family feud could restrict the Orioles' spending and Mike Trout on the mic during Sunday Night Baseball. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game with notes on Matt Carpenter, Joe Musgrove, the wins streaks in the NL East and Byron Buxton. Plus, highlights from Trouts' night on the mic, and Phil Nevin with Mike Couzens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#WrestleCulture - CHAOS EDITION II: THE WRATH OF KHAN IS HERE!AEW Double Or Nothing preview!Money In The Bank downgraded?!More Britwres toomfoolery!Trouts!... and the (second) weirdest Bloody Good Quiz ever!@andyhmurray@michaelhamflett@PhilMyChambers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jon and Hunter talk CBA lockout, Trouts comments and much more. Feel free to add us at (1) TomA-Talk | Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/toma-talk/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/toma-talk/support

The CURRENT is a low-key, light-hearted fly fishing podcast hosted by Will Rice. Will is back again, thumbing through his Rolodex of accomplished anglers and friends in the fly fishing industry to talk about what's going on in their neck of the woods. In this episode, Will Rice welcomes Yellow Dog Fly Fishing's own Jim Klug to talk about the current state of domestic and international fly fishing travel. Trouts has proudly partnered with Yellow Dog Fly Fishing Adventures to assist us with all our travel needs, as they are renowned in the fly fishing industry as the leading experts in Fly Fishing Destination Travel. From recent destination openings to a recent spree of early bookings, there's a lot to be noted about how the past couple of years have impacted fly fishing travel availability. Jim and Will talk about matching anglers with destinations and guides to create your ideal destination trip, their BIGGEST saltwater fly fishing complaints (aka...what's the deal with the Grand Slam?), the best mindset for a flats fly angler, and plenty more.  Grab a cold beverage and enjoy Jim and Will talking about their recent and upcoming travels, recent country openings, creating the perfect trip for traveling anglers of all experience levels, and much more.

Brandon and LJ breakdown all the news from 8/29 in the MLB, along with so much more. We are the only podcast coming to you with baseball content 7 days a week.Bellyup Sports (https://twitter.com/BellyUpSports)Bellyup Podcasts (https://twitter.com/BellyUpPodcasts)Official Podcast Twitter (https://twitter.com/MLBDailyPod)Brandon (https://twitter.com/brandon_karam)LJ (https://twitter.com/LJ_VP_LaFiura)

The CURRENT is a low-key, light-hearted fly fishing podcast hosted by Will Rice. Will is back again, thumbing through his Rolodex of accomplished anglers and friends in the fly fishing industry to talk about what's going on in their neck of the woods. In this episode, Will Rice welcomes author, editor, and fly fishing legend, Kirk Deeter. Co-author of the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing with Charlie Meyers, Kirk is the editor for Trout, Trout Unlimited's quarterly magazine, and editor-at-large for Field & Stream magazine. His stories have appeared in Garden & Gun, The Drake, 5280, Fly Rod & Reel, Fly Fisherman, Big Sky Journal, Salt Water Sportsman, and Trout, among other places. Grab a cold beverage and enjoy a quick hang with Kirk Deeter. Will and Tom touch on their mutual friend the legendary Charlie Meyers, Deeter's love of brown trout, his upcoming book "The Little Black Book of Fly Fishing," his path through fly fishing, mousing for trout, a couple of tips and tricks, and much more. Come for Deeter talking brown trout and stay for Will channeling the energy of a small black mouse who has fallen into the water.

In this episode, Will Rice welcomes everyone's fly fishing mentor - Tom Rosenbauer. The man needs no introduction. In addition to writing over 20 fly fishing guide books during his 45 years at Orvis, Tom has produced countless hours of invaluable, entertaining, and educational fly fishing content. He is the world's non-judgemental, super-helpful fly fishing uncle. Chances are you've learned something of value from Tom Rosenbauer during your fly fishing journey. The man has his own Wikipedia page - which feels like a pretty impressive accomplishment for someone who exists in the world of fly fishing. Grab a cold beverage and enjoy a quick hang with the one, the only - Tom Rosenbauer. Will and Tom touch on his influences, his path through fly fishing, helping anglers overcome the traditional learning curve, the future of fly fishing, a couple of tips and tricks, and much more.

The CURRENT is a low-key, light-hearted fly fishing podcast hosted by Will Rice. Will is back again, thumbing through his Rolodex of accomplished anglers and friends in the fly fishing industry to talk about what's going on in their neck of the woods. In this episode, Will Rice is joined by featured Current author and former fly fishing guide - Reid Baker to talk about how to navigate spring runoff and capitalize on your opportunities to catch fish before, during, and after spring runoff. Reid debunks the myth of fly fishing during runoffs. Reid touches on the fabled salmon fly hatch, reading hydrograph, finding fish, reading water, rigs, fly choice, and much more.

The bright full moon has triggered spawning and that means fish are gathering in large schools.  Trout eat well when spawning so it is a magical time for fishing!How do you catch the biggest?  Find out by listening to our podcast!Brought to you by McConnell Automotive and McCoy Outdoorshttps://www.mcconnellautomotive.com/            http://mccoyoutdoorco.com/

In this episode, Will Rice is joined by Trouts own Rick Mikesell and Barry Reynolds to talk about the Denver South Platte and Carp on the Fly. While all three of the guys are veterans in the world of fly fishing for carp on the DSP, Barry is the Carpfather himself. The man literally wrote the book "CARP ON THE FLY." Barry, Rick and Will share fish stories, touch on the history of fly fishing for carp, presentation, fly choices, the do's and don'ts of targeting carp on the fly, what makes a catchable, happy carp, and much more.

Saudamini Tambay is back to talk about how religion can often impact our closest relationships. She opens up about her mom's history with Muslims growing up in Northern India and the bad blood that can create life-long notions of the "other." She is not alone in this, and Saudamini and Scott unpack how best to bring humanity back to those stereotypes. They also unpack what it is like to date someone of another religious background and the pressure to marry from traditional societies. Lastly, Scott lays out an image that describes the post-modern search for truth involving magnets: we often find meaning by the people we surround ourselves with, but how do we know that our magnets are trustworthy. Other Topics Discussed: Curveballs and improv games that Scott throws at people. Why the Trouts chose the name Naomi for their daughter. And the other names, Scott wanted to use. Saudamini's thought on the pressure Christians put on God, as opposed to taking responsibility for your own moral choices, and how Saudamini looks to her therapist, friends, and yoga for sense of grounded-ness not a god. Scott's thought on the danger of building your sense of self and truth from multiple sources (or magnets in this case) and how Christianity isn't just a narrative worth following. It's a relationship. Akin to Scott's relationship with his wife. Saudamini gives Scott advice on how to raise a girl, including an un-scary definition of feminism: simply treating men and women equally. Which is not what she experienced growing up in India outside her own family. And lastly, Scott tries to convince Saudamini why the wedding is actually important, by describing the inauguration of Joe Biden and the rides at Disney Land that you can't get off of without significant harm. His point is you need that public proclamation to herald a new relationship and those rides are actually more fulfilling because they are not easy to exit. Questions for the Community: -Who is in your circle of magnets? How do you know that they trustworthy? -If religion is the willingness to surrender to something greater than you, what do you surrender to? -How have you experienced different gender roles? And what advice would you give Scott for parenting his daughter? Message Us: You can e-mail (https://betweentwoworldspodcast@gmail.com/) us your questions directly or follow us on Instagram or facebook (@betweentwoworldspodcast) and become part of the conversation. Also find us on YouTube: (BetweenTwoWorlds - YouTube) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betweentwoworldspodcast/message

In this episode, Will Rice and Trouts own Ivan Orsic welcome fly fishing guide, author, and personality Landon Mayer to the podcast to talk about spring fly fishing, the South Platte, sight fishing on technical tailwaters, his favorite non-Landon flies to fish, fishing with his kids, his approach to guiding, and much more.

Library Trout prank, clever kids and we talk sweets! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of The Current podcast, Will Rice welcomes Trouts own Zeke Hersh to talk about the rise in popularity in fly fishing over the last year, fishing in Summit County, exploring new water and Two Sport Days. While Zeke has been guiding the Colorado River for over 20 years, he's also an avid outdoorsman and likes to mix it up on the slopes, trails, and mountains.

We are BACK! After a great summer and fall on the water, the podcast returns. There have been a lot of changes around Trouts Fly Fishing this year and in this episode, host Will Rice welcomes Trouts owner/president Tucker Ladd to talk about everything 2020 has brought our way. They touch on our big move to the new location near 8th & I-25, the future of international travel, the 2020 issue of the Current magazine, and much more!

Paul and Andy are joined by talkSPORT royalty as Alan Brazil comes in to chat about his autobiography. They are also joined by Shrewsbury Town's new signing Marc Pugh. Listen in for another Classic Clips of the Midweek from 2007! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With efforts being made to stay close to home during these uncertain times, Will called upon our own warm water wizard, Rick Mikesell to talk about carp fishing on the Front Range. Rick has been chasing the fishy residents of the Denver South Platte for over 15 years and took home first place in last year's Carp Slam. Will & Rick touch on fly fishing the Denver South Platte, gear and presentations for Carp, and a quick recap of last year's Carp Slam. Check out Rick's Instagram (@rick_mikesell).

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Tucker Ladd is the owner of Trouts Fly Fishing, a Denver, Colorado-based fly shop and outfitting service. Tucker has spent his entire professional career in the fly fishing industry, where he has worked as a fishing guide, fly shop employee, and now a shop owner with two locations. In 2005, Tucker’s dream of owning a fly shop was realized when he purchased Trouts, the same fly shop where he had learned to fish as a young man. Over the past 15 years, Tucker has grown Trouts into the industry-leading fly shop that it is today. In this episode, Tucker and Jim discuss key pieces of gear for traveling the world, packing and purchasing tips and techniques, flies, pre-trip preparation, the best travel luggage, common gear and packing mistakes to avoid, and more.

Relationships seem to have lots of fluidity these days, even for folks with significant others! K.S. Lewis and Micheline Bowman, the "Divas of Monday night", talk about the uproar over "friendly kissing," the rules for "girl/bro code" and when is someone fair game, married men on the prowl and much more! Call in or log on to listen to their take. You never know where the convo will go!

This week on Headlock Talk, we talk about stocks and TV ratings... sounds boring. So we also talk about great feuds, turning wishes into fishes, how tournaments are awesome, and we answer your mailbag questions!!!Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @HeadlockTalk and hit that Subscribe button on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and YouTube for more great Headlock Talk content!!!Music by Freek Van Workum

In this week's episode of Geek Herring, we welcome a very special guest: Dr. Solveig "Sol" Haring. Sol is a scientist who focuses her videographic research on the interdisciplinary aspects of New Media, Ageing, and Gender. She teaches students at the University of Graz and Klagenfurt about Gender, Feminism, and more. Sol states that everyone "performs" their gender every day and she further explains the scientific concept of "doing gender" which foundations lead back to Erving Goffman (1976). During her 25 years in science, she came across a lot of different definitions of gender and feminism. Sol explains how different approaches in Germany, the United States, or the United Kingdom have influenced her personal views on the topic and how she developed them over the years. We cover why it's important to watch our language and how it builds our reality. Sol gives tips on how we can further implement feminism into our everyday lives. Her approach to teaching and educating is always humour, which she states is something that needs to find it's way back into feminism in order impact more people. When Sol isn't working as a self-employed researcher out of her old farmhouse in Carinthia or teaching students the necessity of feminism, she is playing in her queer-feminist country-rock-band Haring and the Trouts (http://thetrouts.at/) or she plays the bass and sings the blues whenever she has the chance. Find Sol's work on her website (http://solways.mur.at/) or on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/user/supernachmittag). Listen to Haring and the Trouts on Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/haring-trouts/). If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please check out some of our others! Geek Girl Reviews: The Mask You Live In (Exploring Toxic Masculinity) (https://geekherring.com/2019/04/12/episode-26-geek-girl-reviews-the-mask-you-live-in-exploring-toxic-masculinity/) Geeking Out About Captain Marvel: Higher, Further, Faster, Feminist (https://geekherring.com/2019/03/22/episode-23-geeking-out-about-captain-marvel-higher-further-faster-feminist/) Geeking Out About Robin Hobb: Fantasy That Represents – LGBTQ+, Gender Roles, Classism, + More (https://geekherring.com/2019/03/08/episode-21-geeking-out-about-robin-hobb-fantasy-that-represents/) Love Geek Herring, please hop over to iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/geek-herring/id1438271357?mt=2) and leave us a review! Geek out with Geek Herring Online (https://www.geekherring.com) / Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/geekherring) / Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/geekherring) / Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/geekherring) / Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/geekherring)! Geekily yours, Amanda & Monika Image Credits: Zackary Drucker (https://www.zackarydrucker.com/welcome/) | The Gender Spectrum Collection (https://broadlygenderphotos.vice.com/) Special Guest: Dr. Sol Haring.

This is it! Wait… this is it? THIS?! Okay… Well, we get the old Nadine back!  Andy and Lucy are in love! Special Agent Dale Cooper is bested by drapery!  With “Beyond Life and Death,” Twin Peaks is over, baby! Until next week that is… Our main theme, “Downstream” was composed by CNTRL_ALT_DSTRY. The songRead More

Welcome to the Weekly round up where we cover events, rumors, trades, and other events in sports that have taken place throughout the week. The Philadelphia Phillies have had a very impressive start to the 2019 season average almost 8 runs a game with a 4-1 record. Bryce Harper has made his presence felt early in the season. Starting with 3 HRs and a .500 BA in 5 games. With this rotation arguably being the best top to bottom line up in baseball giving no time for opposing pitchers to relax. The Angles once again are having another poor start to the MLB season with a 1-6 record. With no signs of getting better anytime soon will this hurt Trouts legacy going forward? After 52 days of existence the AAF has been forced to close its doors after a slow start and just not being able to get any traction from a financial stand point as well as viewership. With the rapid fall of the AAF how will this effect Vince McMahon and the rebirth of the XFL in the near future.

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Selection SundayMike TroutHigh school basketball Lebron disappoint, Clyde Frazier’s commentIntro by Genesis RenjiEmail: mogulsonsports@urbanmogullife.comIG: @mogulsonsportsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mogulsonsports/

Selection Sunday Mike Trout High school basketball Lebron disappoint, Clyde Frazier’s comment Intro by Genesis Renji Email: mogulsonsports@urbanmogullife.com IG: @mogulsonsports Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mogulsonsports/

Selection SundayMike TroutHigh school basketball Lebron disappoint, Clyde Frazier’s commentIntro by Genesis RenjiEmail: mogulsonsports@urbanmogullife.comIG: @mogulsonsportsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mogulsonsports/

Episode 3 of the Brown Trout and Bridge Beers podcast. We have our first guest on the podcast, the one and only Micah Crider. He takes the 3bt crew on a bow casting adventure in the heart of Minnesota's trout fishing habitat... So. Much. Habitat... Listen up, learn something, and enjoy kids, this brown trout soldier knows the game. Thanks again to The Last Revel, for letting us use Iron & Ore for the intro!

Oh baaaby, episode 21? It's party time. Would you rather have a shot or a beer to celebrate? Why not both? You might need both, things get a little kooky and spooky this episode. Trouts will be smashed, squids will be wrassled, and someone will turn invisible and fly away. But hey, we're 21, so please enjoy responsibly.  (also pourquality@gmail.com like it's so easy just "Hi, I listen to the show. ____ was a good joke." There, I did it for you now you just hit send.)

In this episode, Melody tells the tale of Syreen the Siren and Troy the Giant Judgmental Vegetarian Trout. *Apologies for the sound quality on this episode; we're still trying to figure out how magic... I mean, technology... works.*