Episode 12: Mailbag Day

Untamed Pursuits

Ready to embark on an angling adventure like no other? In this episode of Untamed Pursuits, Ridr regales us with tales from his epic journey through the Bolivian jungle, battling relentless insects and treacherous travel to hook the elusive Golden Dorado. As he shares the gritty and exhilarating details, Jamie’s contrasting experience teaching young anglers in Ottawa provides a refreshing perspective on the world of fishing, showcasing the joys and challenges of nurturing the next generation of anglers.

Then, we transport you to the breathtaking landscapes near the Andes Mountains, where pristine rivers and indigenous territories offer a rare glimpse into the habitat of the Golden Dorado. Learn about the unique fishing conditions during the Amazon's dry season and the electrifying experience of sight casting in crystal-clear waters. Plus, Ridr dives into the thrill of hunting pacu in the South American jungle, while recounting encounters with jaguars, pumas, and the infamous bullet ant, adding an extra layer of excitement to the adventure.

For urban fishing enthusiasts, Jamie and Ridr offer valuable tips on fishing hotspots in cities like Montreal, Toronto, and New York City. From the shores of Algonquin Park to the bustling waters of Long Island, discover the diverse species and techniques that make city fishing so rewarding. They also highlight accessible half-day trips from major cities like Denver and Salt Lake City, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and continuous learning in becoming a successful angler. Whether you’re casting in the jungle or the urban jungle, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical advice for every fishing enthusiast.

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