How To Design Your Own Fly Patterns | Ep. 197
If you've ever heard other anglers talk about how great it feels to catch fish on flies they tied themselves, you've probably thought they were overselling it. They make the experience out to be somet...
16 Sep 49min
Back From The Brink — Catching A Fish That Almost Disappeared | Fly Fishing Stories #11
We almost lost one of the most iconic trout species in the world. From the 1970s to 2005, roughly 3.5 million of these fish were eaten by a predator illegally introduced into their ecosystem. It was o...
14 Sep 18min
How To Catch Fish On The World's Smallest Mayfly | Ep. 196
There's one mayfly that, when it hatches, brings EVERY fish up to the surface - including the big ones. These bugs, once they start, come off like clockwork. The fish dutifully follow. So, what's the...
9 Sep 45min
Get Up And Go Explore | Tip of the Week #17
The best thing you could do right now is to turn off this podcast, get your gear together, and go fishing. If you can't just drop everything and head to the river right now - maybe you're at work, or...
7 Sep 22min
What It Really Takes To Get Good At Fly Fishing — From A Guy Who Fishes 200 Days A Year | Ep. 195
The second installment in our Everyday Angler series features Hyrum Weaver, a longtime friend of Spencer's, and one of the fishiest guys he knows. Hyrum is a truly great fisherman who claims he hasn't...
2 Sep 1h 7min
Untangled Fly Fishing Report | September 2026
As the weather finally starts to cool off, that means small mayflies are back on the menu! But they're not the only thing to think about as you hit the water in September. Terrestrial fishing can be e...
31 Aug 23min
Why Biologists Want You To Kill Brook Trout, And When You Shouldn't | Ep. 194
Brookies are the favorite of tons of anglers. They're gorgeous, and the big ones can be extremely frustrating AND rewarding to catch. But they're also one of the biggest threats to the long-term survi...
26 Aug 47min
Will Fish Really Eat Pink and Purple Flies? | Tip of the Week #16
Why are so many of the flies we tie, use, and sell, all brightly colored, when most of the real-life bugs trout eat are drab and dull? Why do our fly boxes look like they'd be more at home at a middle...
24 Aug 21min
