Pete Tyjas from Fly Culture Magazine sits down with people whose lives either revolve around or are shaped by fly fishing.
I make the drive over to visit Charles Innis at the Half Moon Inn, Sheepwash in Devon.
We talk about his relationship with the inn that goes back to the 1950s when his family took it on as a fishing hotel.
He tells me about his love for the Torridge, looking after guests and running the inn with his brother.
Charles is honest about the good and the not so good times and how a newspaper artic...
In this episode, I speak with Wayne McGee, a fishing guide and lodge owner in Alaska.
Wayne shares his journey from a childhood passion for fishing to operating a fishing lodge in the pristine wilderness of Alaska.
He discusses the various species of fish available and the challenges of running a remote lodge.
Wayne also reflects on the importance of family in the business and the joy of ...
I made a promise to myself never to fish competitively after trying it over 25 years ago.
This changed when I entered a friendly competition run by my friends Jethro and Rodney from Fluffchuckers.
The event was run at Chew Valley Lake and the idea was to try and catch as many species as possible.
I'm joined by author and Fly Culture contributor, Ben Jailler, who was captain of the good ...
In this episode of the podcast, I welcome Trevor Hayman, a seasoned fly fishing guide, to discuss various aspects of fly fishing, particularly on Chalk Streams.
We explore the challenges of the current fishing season, the intricacies of hatch patterns, and Trevor's guiding philosophy.
The conversation delves into the psychology of guiding and the journey to becoming a guide, and the importance...
In this episode of the Fly Culture podcast, Pete engages in a captivating conversation with Richard Miller, exploring his extensive fishing experiences, the evolution of fishing hotels, and the current state of river hatches.
Richard shares his journey from fishing small streams in Dorset to targeting sea trout and salmon, highlighting memorable moments at the Half Moon Hotel.
The discussion also ...
In this episode, I speak with Barry Ord Clarke about his journey in fly fishing and tying, the balance between passion and profession, and the evolution of fly fishing culture.
We discuss Barry's new book, 'The Featherbender's Advanced Fly Tying Techniques', which combines print and digital resources to enhance the learning experience for fly tiers.
Our conversation also touches...
Tim Schulz, a fishing guide and author, talks with me abut his experiences fishing in Michigan and Montana along with his latest book 'A Cast Away in Montana'
We talk about the diverse fishing opportunities in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, including trout, salmon, and steelhead. Tim shares his love for fishing with dry flies to rising trout and the thrill of sight fishing. He also discusses his p...
Join me and my friend John Aplin for a days fishing on a chalkstream in Dorset.
This is a tiny stream where landing your fly in some tricky areas is a fun challenge.
The bow and arrow cast is the easiest way to get your fly in the right spot. Careful wading, a slow approach and you might be in the game.
This was a fun days fishing that passed far too quickly as John and I talk about the str...
Alex Redhat, a Ukrainian living in Germany, shares his passion for fly fishing and his experiences fishing for various species.
He discusses how he got into fly fishing and the different types of fish he targets, including trout, grayling, pike, carp, and asp.
He tells me about his fishing experiences in Germany and Poland, as well as his involvement in the Ukrainian fly fishing community.
Our community is small and tightly knit. We might not have met everyone but we still share the same common passion for fly fishing.
We lost our friend Kris Kent recently and many of us were deeply affected by it.
The day after the funeral Adrian Grose-Hodge and I headed to the river as we felt we wanted to catch a fish for Kris.
The sun was shining, the water low and clear and not many fish...
Join me and my friends Jim Williams and Warren McCarthy for a day on the river.
As ever, I turn up early and do some fishing alone before I sit down and talk with Jim about why he stepped away from fishing for a few years but is now back enjoying it once more.
Warren joins us a little later after we managed to drag him out from his busy rod building schedule.
Does it work having 3 people fi...
In this episode of the Fly Culture podcast, I speak with Jo Stephenson, an experienced angler and fly tyer.
We discuss Jo's appearance at the recent Game Fair, the current state of fly fishing, and her transition from lure fishing to fly fishing.
Jo shares her favourite techniques for pike fishing and talks about her passion for fly tying and tells me about her experiences at the British Fly F...
In this episode I catch up with Bob Wyatt who tells me about his recent fishing trips to New Zealand and the rivers he fishes near his home in Scotland.
We look at the changing fishing landscape in New Zealand along with the impact of tourism on local rivers, and the decline in water quality due to industrial dairy farming.
Bob also talks about his recent project of fishing with streamers and the su...
Alex Thrift talks to me about his love of fly fishing and the importance of simplicity in the sport.
He shares his experiences fishing in Wales and North Sweden, as well as his favourite rivers, including the Usk and the Monnow.
Alex also talks about the significance of fishing friends and how they have influenced his journey as a fly fisherman.
He emphasises the joy of using and enjoying...
The walk was a long one but worth it to get to a special little stream.
I've a new cap, some dry flies and a rod I'm looking forward to christening.
I'm joined by my friend Warren and as ever, we talk fishing and so much more.
He also tells me about his new fly fishing venture that involves building great value glass rods and refurbishing old cane rods so that they can be used back out on the water again.
W...
I'm joined by Richard Tong to talk about his approach to targeting large trout on dry flies.
The conversation turns out to be more than this as we look at his fly fishing career, talk tackle and the mental approach to making a cast to a fish.
We also talk about the loss of a fish and fishing in New Zealand too.
I describe Richard as a thinking angler in the introduction and you'll ...
It was great as always to be back in the mountains fishing pocket water with dry flies for fast, rising fish.
Before the trip I'd experienced a blip in my relationship with fishing and wanted to see if I could fully reconnect with it.
As ever, the fishing lived up to expectations but it was so much more than that.
I speak with the guides and some of the guests about their fishing and w...
In this episode I talk with Dave Wiltshire who is a well known fly tyer and angler who has written numerous articles for Fly Fishing and Tying magazine.
We cover a vast range of topics looking at how fishing fits into his life and how he has changed how he approaches fly tying.
We deep dive into what fishing means to him and uncover some interesting ideas on the subject.
For both of us, shar...
I caught up with Howard Thresher at the tackle shop he runs in Crediton, Devon.
I've known him quite a few years now and I really wanted listeners to hear the story of a river that was completely fished out until he was lucky enough to buy the fishing rights and nurse it back to health. It now holds some pretty special fish.
We also get an intimate insight into how he runs a tackle shop, known l...
I catch up with Dom Garnett to talk about coarse fish on the fly.
Our conversation ended being a whole lot more as we ended up covering some interesting ground.
Dom is open, honest and isn't afraid to share how he feels about fly fishing, how it is seen and what could be done to more attract more people into it.
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