Fly Guides Podcast

Aaron Everitt and Scott Nielsen
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A series of stories and interviews with legendary fly fishing guides across America. We tell the stories of living a life on the water and guiding clients on memory making experiences.

  1. vor 3 Std.

    Fly Fishing In Arizona? Dirty Verde Outfitters

    When Ian Silver messaged us on Instagram about fly fishing in Arizona, we were super curious. Was there really fly fishing in such a harsh place? As we talked, we learned how precious water is in the West, especially in the desert, and how those limited resources put serious pressure on the river. This is a fascinating conversation about a young guide trying to make his way in the red rock hills of Arizona. https://www.dirtyverdeoutfitters.com

  2. 1. Aug.

    Brook Trout Fishing in Maine - Logan Messina

    Our Yankee friends can't be left out for a whole season! Today, we talk with Logan Messina about fly fishing in Maine. This is probably the oldest and most legendary fishery in the United States, so hearing about it is incredibly special - especially because Logan Messina is a major advocate for life in the grand state of Maine. We hope you love today's episode! As Logan writes on his website: "I am so thankful that I get to do what I do, and if you are interested in a day of fishing in Maine, I would love to take you out on the water! Over the years, I have grown to know the ins and outs of many rivers and ponds throughout the Rangeley area, as well as the Kennebec River and the West Branch of the Penobscot. These waters have so much to offer, but this area is known for being the last stronghold for native brook trout in the continental U.S., which is a special thing. I am so honored to be able to fish for these amazing, rare creatures, among so many other beautiful species. I hope you will be able to join me sometime!" https://www.troutaboutitflyfishing.com

  3. 26. Juli

    The Long Cast

    27 years ago, a group of friends stumbled into a fishing trip that would change the course of their friendship and the rest of their lives. Coming this fall, a documentary about a disappearing element of the American male life: friendship. Scott and Aaron walk you through how a late-night stop on the Tongue River in Wyoming led to a lifetime of friendship and fly fishing all over the American West. Coming this fall

  4. 25. Juli

    Japanese Fly Fishing with Harry Crossley

    There are always a few conversations each season that leave us pretty speechless - today's episode is one of those. We venture all the way across the Pacific to speak with Harry Crossley of Japanese Fly Fishing Adventures. He is on the island of Hokkaido, and his story is incredible. From a London banking bro to a peaceful life in Japan fishing for beautiful trout, I am certain you will love this conversation! www.japanesefishingadventures.com

  5. 18. Juli

    Foodie In The Wild - The Mix of French Cuisine and Fly Fishing

    It might be the worst kept secret on the Fly Guides, that Scott and I love great food. Today we had the chance to speak with Sébastien from Foodie In The Wild. He is a professional chef and fly fishing guide in Quebec. This is a wonderful episode about his love for cooking, foraging and making a fantastic experience for his clients. Sébastien is based near Mont Treblant and is surrounded by some of the most incredible wilderness in Canada. Enjoy another fantastic episode. https://www.foodieinthewild.com

  6. 11. Juli

    Taos Women Fly Fishing

    This week, Scott talked to Emily Keener and Sophia Smith from Taos Women Fly Fishing. They are an organization in New Mexico who are helping introduce women to the amazing sport of Fly Fishing. This is a great conversation about why their work is so important, and how the growth of this sport, in a demographic that has traditionally been excluded, is so positive and helpful. Have a listen and give them a follow on Instagram! @taoswomenflyfish

  7. 4. Juli

    Arkansas White River - Brennon Garret

    Cotter, Arkansas guide, Brennon Garret, takes us on a journey down the world-famous White River. We had a wide-ranging discussion about how unique the Ozarks are and why the White River has gained the notoriety it has. Brennon is a fantastic conversationalist, and is currently working on expanding his guide services into Texas and fishing for Reds - we hope you enjoyed this one as much as we did. www.wanderingflyoutfitters.com @papacatfish (Instagram)

  8. 27. Juni

    A Journey Back From Disremembering with Buttery Brown Whiskey Creator Chris Hanson

    Of course we love to talk Fly Fishing and guiding on the podcast, but when a guest comes along who discusses how meaningful the sport is to him, it's time to take a pause an have a listen. Chris Hanson suffered from Transient Global Amnesia, and our discussion is a powerful one about how fly fishing brought him back. It's a stunning discussion and his story is powerful. We also venture into his bourbon enterprise. This is an incredible story and we were fortunate to have the chance to help tell it with Chris. Hope you enjoy! butterybrownspirits.com https://youtu.be/5DPeZm4IwHM?si=hgfHtg9SbGaJqARO

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A series of stories and interviews with legendary fly fishing guides across America. We tell the stories of living a life on the water and guiding clients on memory making experiences.

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  • Erstellt von
    Aaron Everitt and Scott Nielsen
  • Jahre aktiv
    2024 - 2026
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