The Casting Across Fly Fishing Podcast explores the quarry and the culture of fly fishing. Each episode, I'll discuss some aspect of fly fishing - the people, places, and things that go into the pursuit of fish.
While fly fishing on wide, expansive trout rivers might be totally normal for you, it is a far cry from the creeks and streams that many anglers call home.This can lead to apprehension or even avoida…
Chances are there is a fly tying event that is held on a regular basis somewhere near you. Fly shops, fishing clubs, and TU chapters are all getting in on these gatherings. Whether you are a beginner…
I think that all types of anglers should consider going back to the pond and back to the bluegill.
In this episode I give four reasons why fly fishers should fish for bass and panfish more frequentl…
When is a fish native? When is it wild? Can it be both?
And what about stocked trout?
In this episode, I give a very quick overview of this topic. I look at the historic range of the three major Am…
When was the last time you found new water to fish?
Have you ever gone out with map in hand, located water, and fished it? Doing this can be much more rewarding than catching fish. We don't get to d…
Within a few hours' drive of the urban sprawl that surrounds Washington, DC, you can get into some amazing brook trout fishing, or smallmouth bass fishing, or both.
The Shenandoah is a remarkable, b…
Growing up fly fishing the east, the trout and waters of the west always felt mythical.
In this episode I talk about my first trip to Colorado, which is probably not unlike a lot of people's first t…
I truly appreciate every thoughtful comment I receive on Casting Across. Moreover, I feel that if you took the effort to continue the conversation that I started then I should respond.
In this episo…
You can catch fish with virtually any and all gear.
That being said, there are certain kinds of gear that are especially suited for specific scenarios. Small stream trout fishing is no exception. Be…
Sadly, fly line is the piece of gear that lives in the shadow of the stars of the show: rods and reels.
But for most fly fishers, line is much more important than a reel. For all anglers, fly line i…
It is okay to do more outdoors than fly fish.
In fact, there are a lot of benefits that come with adding more and different types of outdoor activities to your life. And, in my opinion, doing so wil…
Does your car help or hurt you in your fly fishing endeavors?
The truth is that there are a few things you can do in, and to, your car to make it the perfect fly fishing vehicle.
Learn more about yo…
Arkansas might not seem like a premier angling destination.
But if you've heard of the enormous browns, the beautiful rivers, and... the delicious Southern cooking, you know that the Ozarks is one o…
It is episode 4 of the Casting Across Fly Fishing Podcast.
...which seems like as good of a time as any to start sharing who I am, what I do, and what this podcast is all about.
Learn more about you…
You don’t have to fly fish in December, January, and February.
As long as local regulations allow it, and you can ethically pursue fish, you aren’t limited to drilling a hole in lake ice if you want…
There is no perfect small stream fly rod.
Various rod manufacturers and publications have declared they have the rod for fly fishing on high mountain streams or small meadow creeks. Such superlative…
Trespassing.
Not the illegal kind, but simply stepping over lines we don't usually cross.
That is what fly fishing should be. A little danger, a bit of skill, a few fish, and fitting in to a pictur…
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