Angler's Entomology Podcast

If you like macroinvertebrates or fishing this is your podcast. I love his voice which is super peaceful. I enjoy the history bits thrown in too. I like that he’s got his sound set up right too. Wish he’d make more! Job well done. One of my favorites 🦗🪰🕷️

I love macros and teach middle schoolers on field trips as a volunteer for a program called salmon watch, have been expanding this offering slowly at my job at a watershed council in Portland OREGON. Hearing your show is encouraging me to look into this fishing stuff too- but really I love the nexus of all the pieces, bugs, water, fish, ties/craft, food, quiet nature time, and on and on. Anyway thank you so much for providing this content in your special way. Please don’t stop. I especially love the overarching topics like ‘breathing underwater’ that help connect the dots in ways reading the books about each type of insect typically doesn’t. Thanks again, I just asked my friend’s dad to take me fly fishing today and he said yes 💗

Love the pod! Learn so much - the latest ver interesting - worms! I was bummed to hear talk of a time down stream when it may float away - but will enjoy it as long as you keep your line in the water!

I have been studying stream insects for over fourth years as an amateur .. been tying flies for same . I grew up in New York on Long Island and fished upstate . My first book bought back in the early 1970s was flicks guide... I think now I own pretty much all the books and studies in existence now since then. My point is that this podcast is incredible. I love the history of the ties and all the information on our “bugs”. I also appreciate the Latin and the pronunciation so now I can speak without sounding like the village idiot. I am very sorry I am going to miss your discussions this week at our sebago t u meeting as I will be away. This podcast puts all my learnings and readings garnered over fifty years plus into a concise encyclopedia easily accessible to all anglers. I listen to it tying cooking and driving. Each episode can be accessed and one will learn something new each time. This Maine guide appreciates all you have done. Caps off to you!!