So Fly Fishing Podcast

The So Fly Crew sits with Jen Ripple of Dun Magazine. Mitch, Aldo, and Jen talk about what it took to start Dun Magazine, Jen's foray into the fly fishing world, and representation in fly fishing. Jen is an accomplished angler, editor and entrepreneur, and you can learn more about Dun and her adventures below. https://dunmagazine.com/ https://dunmagazine.com/authors/jen-ripple https://www.instagram.com/jen_ripple/?hl=en

The So Fly Crew sits with two Ontario anglers Matt and Nick who talk about their trip to the vast, rugged landscape that is The Nipigon. They share tales of fierce waters, untouched wilderness, and of course MONSTER FISH. This remote Ontario region is home to some of the biggest Pike, Brook Trout and Lake Trout in the province. A trip to The Nipigon is a true adventure. For more information on the area, and these two fantastic anglers, see below. Tyler Dunn Guiding http://www.tylerdunnguiding.ca/ Information on Lake Nipigon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Nipigon Nipigon Area History https://nipigon.com/history-nipigon-area/ Matt Martin https://www.instagram.com/matt.martin.fishing/?hl=en Nicholas Roman https://www.instagram.com/salmographer/?hl=en

The So Fly Crew sits with Chad Williams of Total-Outfitters to talk about his fly fishing life, the Bitterroot Valley of Montana, and the history of the region. Chad discusses the fishing opportunities in the region, and what makes it such a special place.

The So Fly Crew sits with Tom Rosenbauer to talk about his fly fishing life, how he started at Orvis, and where it has taken him. Tom discusses his love for Carp fishing, how COVID has affected his 2020 fly fishing plans, and how he's been rediscovering his own backyard.

The So Fly Crew sits with Susan Thrasher, author, angler and instructor, to talk about her new book, "Thrashers Fly Fishing Guide". Susan calls in from her home outside of Nashville, and takes the fellas through her fly fishing life – how she began angling, how she got into teaching, and what it was like fishing alongside Joan Wulff. http://www.southernbrookies.com/ https://www.amazon.ca/Thrashers-Fly-Fishing-Guide-Essential/dp/1634042441

The So Fly Crew sits in Cabin 2 up at Esnagami Wilderness Lodge in Northern Ontario. They discuss their trip to this beautiful region of their home province. Esnagami Lodge is the perfect destination for anglers looking to catch HUGE amounts of Walleye on the fly, Pike, and massive river Brook Trout. Learn more about the lodge below. http://www.esnagami.com/

The So Fly Crew sits with friend, angler and photographer Joel Clifton. They talk about Joel's entry into fly fishing, and the wonderful times he's spent on the water so far. Joel also discusses fly fishing photography, and how he approaches taking shots on the water.

The So Fly Crew sits with Joe Gugino from Costa and Why Knot Fishing. Joe takes the fellas through the ins-and-outs of fly fishing for striped bass – a coveted fish they're all eager to one day catch. Links to the pages Joe references in the show: @bwhally @pogo_pike @joegugino @costasunglasses

The So Fly Crew sits with Eric Lund from Esnagami Lodge in Northern Ontario. Eric takes the guys through his fly fishing history, and how he became a lodge owner in one of the countries most beautiful areas. Esnagami Lodge will take you into some incredible water, to chase fish of a lifetime. Visit them below, and book a trip into the heart of Northern Ontario for premier fly-in fishing. http://www.esnagami.com/

The So Fly Crew sits with Jeff Jackson, guide, paddler, professor and angler, about Algonquin Park. Jeff guides in Algonquin Park, and has come to know the ins-and-outs of fishing the lakes, streams and rivers there. Algonquin Park truly is one of Ontario's greatest outdoor regions – it's wild, untamed, and huge. If you haven't gone, send Jeff a note, connect, and spend some time on the water there. You won't regret it. https://algonquinflyfishing.com/contact-us

The So Fly Crew sits with angler and guide Matt Dodson. Matt is originally from Texas, but now resides in Montana. He splits his time between the two incredible fishing destinations to expertly guide anglers into encounters with spectacular fish. Matt was kind enough to invite the crew down to Texas where they spent several days chasing Redfish, and it was one incredible experience. They discuss Matt's fishing life, including the ins and outs of being a fly fishing guide, and what keeps him showing up, time and time again.

The So Fly Crew sits with Chris Barclay to talk about the fantastic glass rods he crafts and sells. Chris began building rods as a hobby, and it slowly built into a full-time occupation. His rods truly are beautifully built. He's garnered an international fan base of anglers who love to fish his glass creations. Find Chris's work: http://cbarclayflyrods.com/

The So Fly Crew sits with the one-and-only Joe to talk about this year's trout opener, and openers of days gone by. Joe takes the fellas through a history of openers in Southern Ontario, sharing stories of some favourite moments, and how the rivers have changed.

The So Fly Crew sits with James from Chums to discuss the #SaveTheSeason initiative. During these tough times, the fly fishing industry has come together and created a fund to help guides affected by COVID-19. James tells us about this initiative, and the a little about his fishing background, and entry into the fly fishing world. james@chums.com chums.com subscribe.postflybox.com/pages/save-the-season

The So Fly Crew sits with Stephen Brunt, sports writer and angler, to discuss his fly fishing life. Stephen finds himself fishing the east coast of Canada as well as in warm, salt flats in search of bones. From tales of big fish to dreams of future fish, they talk about it all.

The So Fly Crew sits with Mark Kurlansky, author of Salmon: A Fish, the Earth, and the History of Their Common Fate. Mark calls in from Manhattan where he is currently socially distancing himself, and the four talk about the beauty and wonder of such a spectacular fish. Find his book: https://www.amazon.com/Salmon-Earth-History-Common-Fate/dp/1938340868

The So Fly Crew sits with Aaron Reed from Texas to discuss his book, "Fly Fishing Austin & Central Texas". Aaron grew up fishing in Rockport, catching Redfish on the fly. Now he finds himself on the rivers and streams of Central Texas. Find his book: https://flyfishingaustin.thelocalangler.com/ Tie your own Carp-It Bomb! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74NB754hRH4

The So Fly Crew sits with Colin McKeown of the New Fly Fisher. They chat about how Colin began fly fishing in the first place, and how he created one of the best, most well-known fly fishing shows on TV today. Check out The New Fly Fisher content below. You won't be disappointed. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk2DJldSE7hhQTU8rjNHeYw

The So Fly Crew video chats about a recent trip taken to Tobago to fish Yilma's homeland. They discuss the wonderful fishing opportunities that exist in Tobago, and recount some of their favourite moments from the trip. Beautiful beaches, crystal clear water, jungle, lagoons, birds of paradise, delicious food, and feisty fish. What more could you want? https://www.facebook.com/grandslamcharterstobago/

The So Fly Crew sits with Larry Halyk – fisheries biologist, Trout Unlimited Middle Grand Chapter President, and passionate fly angler. The four talk about Larry's fly fishing history, his career in fisheries biology, and how he's worked with Trout Unlimited to establish some incredible Southern Ontario fisheries.