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The Podcast Roundup this week features an in-depth look at nymphing strategies, then moves onto some information about streamer fishing. You'll finish up with a great chat with Tim Flagler, about fly tying and destination travel. There's quite a bit in this week's lineup, so get comfortable while you get to listening.

The folks at Riversmith invited me to sit down for a demo earlier this year for a new product line that was hush-hush.

This week's Tying Tuesday is heavy on the subsurface flies, with a midge and streamer tutorial leading the way. You'll get treated to a simple CDC emerger, as well. It's time to start filling boxes for next spring, and these are all great flies to start with.

With fall just about over, and winter set to rule for the next few months, I reckoned it'd be a good time to look at some of my favorite cold-weather gear. This is the stuff I depend on to keep me warm and dry during the worst weather of the year here in the Rockies. I know some anglers don't like to fish year-round, but I love the solitude and quiet of fishing during the winter.

for bringing up at his publication. In a short post, Purnell talks about his experience fishing New Zealand's South Island, and how he had to use

2024 was a fun year for new fly fishing gear. Looking back, it's surprising just how much awesome product hit the market (including some fantastic

This week's Podcast Roundup has some great insights packed into the three episodes. You'll learn a bit about fishing spring creeks, what goes into managing and owning a trout fishery, and get some insight on swinging surface flies for steelhead.

Winter keeps trying to make an appearance, so while we wait, why not tie some flies? This week's Tying Tuesday is an interesting mix of streamers, dries, and nymphs, so there's something here for everyone, even if you don't primarily chase trout.

As folks continue to work themselves out from under the impacts of Hurricane Helene, we're starting to get an idea of just how much it's going to take to help the area truly recover. To that end, Ella Adams, for Inc Magazine, recently did

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