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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Levi Lambert, from Sedalia, Colorado. Levi grew up in western Montana fishing the creeks and ponds around his grandparents’ farm. In high school and college Levi worked on a ranch in the Bitterroot Valley that hosted anglers, which is where he began an obsession with the challenge of fly fishing.

    Now, Levi lives in Colorado, guides on the South Platte River, and continues to pursue his passions in the outdoors.

    We discuss prospecting for trout with dry flies on the South Platte River during the summer and winter months, and accuracy in casting and mending line with dry flies.

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    Instagram: @levilambertflyfishing
    MinTurn Anglers.com

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Steve Schmidt, from Salt Lake City, UT. Steve moved to Utah to pursue his love of skiing while attending college. He quickly became a die hard fly fisherman, spending almost every free day on the Provo River, skiing in the evenings, and spending his summers on some of the west’s most storied fisheries.

    Steve’s hunger to progress and learn fostered relationships with fly fishing mentors that not only helped him as a fisherman, but also opened the doors to a life and career in fly fishing. Steve opened his fly shop, Western Rivers Fly Fisher, in 1986 and although he’s recently retired, you can still find him in the shop helping others progress on their own fly fishing journeys.

    We discuss dry fly tactics and why doing the hard work matters in all aspects of fly fishing.

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    Western Rivers Flyfisher.com
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | What Makes a Good Day's Fishing
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Embrace the Drive
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Fish One River
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Leveraging Angles in Fly Fishing

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Mary Ann Dozer from Sisters, Oregon. Mary Ann started fly fishing in 1995 when she joined her husband after one of his fly fishing trips in Yellowstone National Park. She fell in love with fly fishing and was soon spending most of her weekends on the river.

    Mary Ann also has a degree in organizational change and was working as an engineer in the technology industry when she decided it was time for a change herself. She began an early retirement and continued to pursue her passion for fly fishing. After a trip to Idaho volunteering with Casting for Recovery, Mary Ann soon found herself living and guiding summers in Salmon Idaho and later on the Lower Deschutes River.

    Mary Ann has her Masters Casting Certification from Fly Fishers International, is the Technology Lead for the FFI Casting Board of Governors, and has helped pioneer virtual and video based fly casting instruction.

    We discuss the Lower Deschutes River, habit patterns, and why less is more in fly casting.

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere for Part Two of our conversation with Dec Hogan, from Midway, Utah. Dec grew up with an obsession for fishing that drove him to find water wherever he went. He was introduced to fly fishing and steelhead fishing while he lived in California, but it wasn’t until he joined the Navy and found himself stationed at Whidbey Island, in Washington State, that Dec finally immersed himself into what would become his passion and profession for decades to come… fly fishing for steelhead.

    Dec is an accomplished author and spey casting instructor with decades of experience fishing and guiding for steelhead. His books and tactics have influenced countless anglers in search of steelhead on the fly.

    In Part Two of our conversation we discuss tactics for swinging flies for steelhead on the surface, how fly fishing and tying can become art, and how fly fishermen and women can become artists in their craft.

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    Instagram: @dechogan

    Books by Dec Hogan:
    A Passion for Steelhead
    Tying Steelhead Flies with Style
    Steelhead Fly Tying. Art and Design.
    Steelhead River Journal: Skagit-Sauk

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere for Part One of our conversation with Dec Hogan, from Midway, Utah. Dec grew up with an obsession for fishing that drove him to find water wherever he went.

    He was introduced to fly fishing and steelhead fishing while he lived in California, but it wasn’t until he joined the Navy and found himself stationed at Whidbey Island, in Washington State, that Dec finally immersed himself into what would become his passion and profession for decades to come… fly fishing for steelhead.

    Dec is an accomplished author and spey casting instructor with decades of experience fishing and guiding for steelhead. His books and tactics have influenced countless anglers in search of steelhead on the fly.

    In Part One of our conversation we discuss Dec’s methodical approach to steelhead fishing, differences and similarities in reading water and presenting flies during summer and winter, and the importance of a “vulnerable” swing.

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    Instagram: @dechogan

    Books by Dec Hogan:
    A Passion for Steelhead
    Tying Steelhead Flies with Style
    Steelhead Fly Tying. Art and Design.
    Steelhead River Journal: Skagit-Sauk

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Pablo Signori, from Chicago, Illinois. Pablo found fly fishing on a friends bachelor party to the outdoors and immediately became obsessed with learning more about the sport, while fishing the lakes in the cities he lived in.

    During the COVID pandemic, Pablo moved back to Los Angeles, continuing to fly fish, and eventually decided to combine his skillset in music production with his passion for fly fishing by creating a fly fishing podcast.

    Pablo’s podcast, The Newb and the Knower, is a methodical and educational approach to learning the various aspects of fly fishing, during which Pablo has conversations with fly fisherman, author, and competitor Lance Egan.

    Pablo is also a fly fishing film maker who recently started the North American Fly Fishing Outfitter, Criollo Camp Outfitters. Pablos’s outfitter emphasizes local culture and sustainability, and includes trips to Mexico and Argentina, among other destinations.

    We discuss ideas about how to approach learning and studying fly fishing, the importance of knowing your “why’s on the water” and techniques and stories around urban fly fishing.

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    Podcast Spotify: The Newb and the Knower
    Podcast Apple Podcasts: The Newb and the Knower
    Criollo Camp Outfitters.com

    Instagram:
    @the_newb_and_the_knower
    @creollocamp

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Jan Axtell, from Livingston Montana. Jan grew up in Wisconsin, and started fly fishing with a friend at sixteen years old. His first experience on the river was on a spring creek in the Driftless Region, which he continued to fish through high school and college.

    After school, Jan moved to Vermont and started guiding. He fished spring creeks in Vermont and Pennsylvania until a job opportunity took him to Livingston, Montana. By then, Jan’s love for spotting and stalking trout in spring creeks was deeply rooted, and even though Jan also guides on the Yellowstone River, and in Yellowstone National Park, his passion remains the challenging spring creeks in the Yellowstone Valley. Jan is also a commercial fly tier.

    We discuss finding success in casting through angles, spring creek observation and sight fishing tactics, how to tie flies fast, and fishing through the learning curve.

    Learn More:
    Nelson's Guides and Flies.com
    Hatchfinders Fly Shop
    Instagram: @jandaxtell
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Slow is Smooth. Smooth is Fast.
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Eight Reasons the Zebra Midge is the Perfect First Fly to Tie
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | River to Fly Strategy (R2FS) - A Fly Tying Process for the Beginner's Success

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Heidi Lewis from Salt Lake City, Utah. Heidi started fly fishing when her two daughters were little as a way to get out of the house and spend time in nature.

    After taking a women’s fly fishing class at her local fly shop, she immediately fell in love and became a dedicated student of the sport, spending most of her free time on the river and in the fly shop.

    We discuss wade fishing, the Green River, techniques for swinging wet flies, and Utah’s cutthroat slam. Heidi also shares her experience finding time to go fishing alone and with family.

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    Instagram: @heidiaqua
    Email: [email protected]
    UtahCutthroatSlam.org

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere for Part Two of our conversation with Jake Villwock, from Carlisle, PA. Jake grew up in Maryland, on an island in the Chesapeake Bay surrounded by fishing. His father was a commercial fisherman and professional bass fisherman.

    In college, Jake learned early on that he wanted a career in the outdoors and fishing. After working a summer job at a sport and fly fishing lodge in Alaska, he moved to Pennsylvania to pursue his passion for fishing as a guide. Jake soon fell in love with the solitude and exploration of the state’s many smallmouth bass fisheries.

    He has now been guiding smallmouth in Pennsylvania for over twelve years, is the author of the book “Smallmouth Bass Flies - Top to Bottom”, and owns and operates his own outfitter Relentless Fly Fishing.

    In Part Two of our discussion, Jake explains his problem solving process for designing smallmouth bass flies and tips and techniques for how to present them in Pennsylvania’s miles of smallmouth water. Jake also talks about fishing frog flies for trout.

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    RelentlessFlyFishing.com
    YouTube: Relentless TV
    Instagram: @relentlessflyfishing

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere for Part One of our conversation with Jake Villwock, from Carlisle, PA. Jake grew up in Maryland, on an island in the Chesapeake Bay surrounded by fishing. His father was a commercial fisherman and professional bass fisherman.

    In college, Jake learned early on that he wanted a career in the outdoors and fishing. After working a summer job at a sport and fly fishing lodge in Alaska, he moved to Pennsylvania to pursue his passion for fishing as a guide.

    Jake soon fell in love with the solitude and exploration of the state’s many smallmouth bass fisheries. He has now been guiding smallmouth in Pennsylvania for over twelve years and is the author of the book “Smallmouth Bass Flies - Top to Bottom.”

    In Part One of our discussion, Jake shares tactics and techniques for observing and presenting to smallmouth bass in Pennsylvania.

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    RelentlessFlyFishing.com
    YouTube: Relentless TV
    Instagram: @relentlessflyfishing

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with David Payne, from Helena, Montana. David grew up in Lewistown, Montana, fishing the small towns local stream, Big Spring Creek at age 8, with no fly shops and mail order materials, on a homemade vise. That was in 1964 and he’s been fly fishing ever since.

    In 1995, David started guiding on the Missouri River after moving to Helena in 1982, where he still guides today.

    We discuss spinner fall tactics on the Missouri River, why you should fish all four seasons of any river you are trying to learn, and how observing others in the boat can make you a better guide and fly fisher.

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    DavidPayneOutdoors.com
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | A Dozen Techniques For Getting Your Flies Down While Nymphing
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Tips for Fighting Big Fish From a Drift Boat

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Missy Sprouse, from Crowheart, Wyoming. Missy learned to fly fish in East Tennessee after meeting her husband. Together they moved to the remote Wind River Range of Wyoming to settle down and enjoy fishing and riding horses in the mountains.

    Missy is also a photographer and after falling in love with fly fishing, became excited about capturing the powerful experiences that women encounter through Casting for Recovery, an organization created to help women with breast cancer through fly fishing. Missy also served on the organization’s national board for eight years.

    We discuss fly fishing in the Wind River Mountains, the special experience of reaching your trout stream on horseback, and building lasting communities of ladies through Casting for Recovery.

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    CastingforRecovery.org
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Why We Take Our Children Fly Fishing
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Eight Reasons the Zebra Midge is the Perfect First Fly to Tie
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | The Rendezvous - More Than a Fly Fishing Trip

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Ken Burkholder, from Boise, Idaho. Ken grew up playing music and fly fishing. Growing up in a musical family, with two older brothers to drive him to the river helped him live his early years doing what he loved: practicing the oboe, and fly fishing.

    After eventually earning his masters in the oboe at Northwestern University, the mountains called Ken back. He put his passions to work as a member of the Boise Philharmonic Orchestra in his hometown in the winter, and a fly fishing guide on the South Fork of the Snake River in the summer… living his dream for over thirty five years. Ken is also a signature tyer for Fulling Mill.

    We discuss tying salmon flies and golden stones, problem solving on the vise for beginners, and the South Fork of the Snake River.

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    Ken's Fulling Mill Flies
    Instagram: @kenburk55

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Pete Erickson, from Boise Idaho. Pete grew up fly fishing in Washington state and exploring the surrounding mountain lakes.

    After college, he became a guide on the Upper Green River, in Wyoming, while also teaching high school English. Pete has been a competitor for team USA in the competitive fly fishing world and is a rod designer for Echo.

    We discuss Pete’s experience learning and fishing in Tuscany, Italy, the Upper Green River, line management tips for nymphing and dry fly fishing, and Pete shares his progress into the outdoor wellness space in the coming years.

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    OutdoorWellnessLifestyle.com
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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Evan Keene from Livingston, Montana. Evan fell in love with fly fishing after his father took him on a fishing trip to Alaska after high school graduation.

    From then on he was learning all he could about the sport while making the drive from his home state of Tennessee to fish the Little Red River in Missouri as much as possible. Finally, Evan took a job in Montana, that got him out on the river more often, and eventually into the guiding business. Now, Evan is in his first year of running his own fly shop, Hatch Finders, in the Yellowstone Valley, with his close friend and business partner.

    We discuss summer hopper fishing, adjusting to dramatic weather changes that bring snow and rain, as well the Yellowstone River.

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    Hatch Finders.com
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Embrace the Drive
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Fly Fishing with Confidence Part One. Why Confidence Catches Fish
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Techniques for Casting "With" the Wind

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Duane Redford. Duane began his love of fly fishing and tying as a youth in the mountain lakes of Arizona. He moved to Colorado in 1982, where he became a teacher and a coach, as well as an avid angler.

    When his coaching days were over, Duane became a full time guide for Minturn Anglers, in the Vail Valley, and immersed himself in his passion for the water. Today, Duane continues to teach through fly fishing. He has written several books and creates content for his YouTube channel.

    We discuss approaching a new river, interpreting and obs erving water, directional control throughout the drift, and the Eagle River.

    Learn More:
    Minturn Anglers.com
    Duane Redford.com
    Duane Redford YouTube Channel
    Duane Redford: Hidden in Plain View: Recognizing the Obvious-Exploiting the Obscure in Fly Fishing
    Duane Redford: Fly Fisher's Playbook: A Systematic Approach to Nymphing

    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | The Fish Are Always Biting - Mindset
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Fly Fishing with Confidence. Part 1. Why Confidence Catches Fish
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | A Dozen Techniques for Getting Your Flies Down While Nymphing
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Fish One River
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | The Two Best Times for Experimenting on the River

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere for Part Two of our conversation with Danny Lane from Idaho Falls, Idaho. Danny grew up fishing in the ponds around Boise as a child and became fascinated with fly fishing early on.

    After leaving his hometown for a change of pace, he finally found himself in the fly shops and rivers of Eastern Idaho, when his wife’s job brought them to the banks of the Henry’s Fork River. Danny was guiding shortly after and is a signature fly tier for Umpqua Feather Merchants.

    In Part Two of our talk we discuss the Henry’s Fork River, tactics and techniques for dry flies, and Danny’s unique artwork.

    Learn More:
    ThreeRiversRanch.com
    Instagram: @DanielJamesLazy
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | The Two Best Times for Experimenting on the River
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Fly Selection. Share the Work.

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Danny Lane from Idaho Falls, Idaho. Danny grew up fishing in the ponds around Boise as a child and became fascinated with fly fishing early on.

    After leaving his hometown for a change of pace, he finally found himself in the fly shops rivers of Eastern Idaho, when his wife’s job brought them to the banks of the Henry’s Fork River. Danny was guiding shortly after and is a signature fly tier for Umpqua Feather Merchants.

    In Part One of our talk we discuss how Danny goes about testing and designing a fly for function, the importance of a dry fly’s silhouette on the water, and how to think outside the box when you’re in your fly box.

    Learn More:
    ThreeRiversRanch.com
    Instagram: @DanielJamesLazy
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | The Two Best Times for Experimenting on the River
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | Fly Selection. Share the Work.

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere for Part Two of our conversation with Kubie Brown from Southwest Montana. Kubie grew up with an obsession for fishing that often led to solo fishing excursions in the streams, rivers, and lakes of Vermont and New York.

    His literature and creative writing studies led him to work as a reporter and later an editor for a local newspaper. Kubie quit his job as editor to take a job as a sales associate at Orvis, which later led to casting and fly tying instructing.

    When the chance to go to guide school in Montana presented itself, Kubie jumped at the opportunity. It’s there that Kubie continues to make a life for himself as a guide and freelance writer for online publications such as Meateater and Midcurrent.

    In Part Two of our conversation we talk about the endearing qualities of a caddis fly and tactics for how to fish them, as well as some of the problems that come with stocking trout.

    More about Kubie:
    Instagram: @kubiebrown
    READ: MIDCURRENT | Early Summer Streamer Strategies (by Kubie Brown)
    READ: MEATEATER | How to Fish a Caddis Hatch (by Kubie Brown)
    READ: MEATEATER | To Stock or Not to Stock (by Kubie Brown)
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | The Two Best Times for Experimenting on the River
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | What Makes a Good Day's Fishing

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  • In this episode we WadeOutThere with Kubie Brown from Southwest Montana. Kubie grew up with an obsession for fishing that often led to solo fishing excursions in the streams, rivers, and lakes of Vermont and New York. His literature and creative writing studies led him to work as a reporter and later an editor for a local newspaper. Kubie quit his job as editor to take a job as a sales associate at Orvis, which later led to casting and fly tying instructing.

    When the chance to go to guide school in Montana presented itself, Kubie jumped at the opportunity. It’s there that Kubie continues to make a life for himself as a guide and freelance writer for online publications such as Meateater and Midcurrent.

    In Part One of our conversation we discuss how Kubie approaches writing about fly fishing, the diversity of the Adirondacks, and techniques for continuing to problem solve while streamer fishing.

    More about Kubie:
    Instagram: @kubiebrown
    READ: MIDCURRENT | Early Summer Streamer Strategies (by Kubie Brown)
    READ: MEATEATER | How to Fish a Caddis Hatch (by Kubie Brown)
    READ: MEATEATER | To Stock or Not to Stock (by Kubie Brown)
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | The Two Best Times for Experimenting on the River
    READ: WADEOUTTHERE | What Makes a Good Day's Fishing

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