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The Orvis Fly-Fishing Podcast

De: Tom Rosenbauer The Orvis Company
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  • Produced by The Orvis Company and hosted by Tom Rosenbauer, author of The Orvis Fly-Fishing Guide, this podcast will provide you with tips on how to get the most of your time on the water. Read more about Orvis at www.orvis.com/podcast.
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  • The secrets of using the Blue Dot method for urban fly fishing, with Devin Lancaster

    The secrets of using the Blue Dot method for urban fly fishing, with Devin Lancaster
    Jun 10 2024
    Last week we looked at urban fly fishing in the Rockies. This week we venture into the American south with Orvis Atlanta fishing manager Devin Lancaster for an expert look at how to find and catch interesting fly-rod species within your own city limits by using a method he calls Blue Dotting. You'll need to listen to the podcast to find out exactly what that is. In the Fly Box this week, as usual we have some interesting questions and helpful tips, including:
    • If I am fishing for smallmouth in a river that also hosts trout and the water temperature is 68 degrees, what should I do?
    • How can I cast to smallmouth in a river where I have almost no back-cast room?
    • In lakes with multiple species, when fishing from shore should I expect to find different types of fish at different times?
    • I have difficulty setting the hook on trout with a "trout set" and do better with a strip set. Why is the 'trout set" recommended for trout?
    • Do you have any tips on fly fishing for walleye?
    • Why do some nymphs call for a partridge collar and other nymphs use a CDC collar? Is there any difference?
    • A listener relates that the Ralph Cutter podcast on wading safety literally saved his life.
    • Are all the new Helios models four times as accurate, or just the 905?
    • Are there any dry flies tied with cork these days?
    • How can I get my fly into a deep pool directly below a waterfall?
    • What do you know about the old PM-10 and T-3 Orvis rods?
    • Is a double or triple surgeon's loop better than a perfection loop in lighter tippets?
    • Does hook shank shape affect hooking qualities?
    • How can I swing wet flies in small streams?
    • A great tip from a listener on wearing wool socks underneath neo socks when wet wading to avoid sand between your toes.
    • Is a George Harvey leader the same as a braided leader?
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    1 h y 22 m
  • Fly-fishing for alternative species in the Rocky Mountains, with Davis James

    Fly-fishing for alternative species in the Rocky Mountains, with Davis James
    Jun 3 2024
    It's no secret that the more popular trout rivers in the Rocky Mountains have gotten more crowded in the past few years. Yet there are so many species of fish that are fun with a fly rod, closer to home, and that live in places that are far less crowded. Davis James shares his experience with the "25 On the Fly" event, where anglers in the Front Range try to catch 25 different species of fish on the fly rod in two days (no one has ever done it). He share his tips for what species are available, how to find them, what tackle to use, and what fly patterns to try. We all need to embrace these wonderful fish to have fun closer to home and to take pressure off our more productive trout streams. In the Fly Box this week, we have some great questions and tips from listeners, including:
    • What percentage of the time do you use a dry dropper or double dry rig?
    • What weight fly rod is best for panfish? And what flies should I use?
    • How do we ensure our fly fishing traditions are passed on to the younger generation?
    • How can I make my dry dropper rig drift tight to the opposite bank?
    • Is fly fishing for carp popular in Europe?
    • How do I organize and carry my wide assortment of trout flies? How does Tom do it?
    • How can I fish for panfish and largemouth bass in an old gravel pit that drops off steeply?
    • A great tip from a listener about how to tie a more durable egg pattern
    • I was fishing a double dry rig for fish rising to small mayflies and my imitation was perfect but I didn't fool as many fish as I should have. What should I have done differently?
    • I have trouble threading my tippet onto a small dry fly. Can I tie the tippet to the bend of the hook instead?
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    1 h y 10 m
  • All About Polarized Sunglasses, with Renato Cappuccitti of Bajio

    All About Polarized Sunglasses, with Renato Cappuccitti of Bajio
    May 28 2024
    I get lots of questions about polarized sunglasses—how are they made, what exactly do they do, glass vs. plastic, what color lens should I pick, and do expensive ones really offer an advantage? And why can't I get clear polarized sunglasses for low light? My guest, Renato Cappuccitti [41:51], is an expert on polarized sunglasses and will answer your questions and mine about one of the most essential pieces of gear. In the Fly Box this week we have some thoughtful and interesting questions and comments, including:
    • Why can't I get braided leaders any more?
    • Can I just put a long level tippet on a braided leader?
    • My brook trout stream does not seem to have any fish larger than five inches. Do you think there are any bigger ones in there?
    • I was fishing a sulfur hatch and it started raining and the fish turned off completely. Why do you think this happened?
    • How can I eliminate wind knots when fishing a dropper rig?
    • My girlfriend has trouble stripping in fish. Do you have any tips for improving her coordination?
    • What are the pros and cons of furled leaders?
    • My floating line starts to sink after fishing for a while. Can I apply gel flotant to it?
    • A listener reminds us that for many balance problems while fishing the best place for help is to find a licensed physical therapist
    • My fly line broke eight feet from the tip. Can I still use it?
    • How many leaders should I carry in my leader wallet?
    • A listener reminds us that too often when wading we worry about dropping our rod or phone in the water at the expense of safety.
    • An expert on UV cure adhesives gives advice on using the right wavelength of light and the correct amount of time and distance to use the light.
    • If you have a 9-foot 5-weight and a 10-footer in the Helios models, what reason is there to have a 9-foot, 5-inch model?
    • How can I avoid putting a set into my bamboo fly rod?
    • How can I catch brook trout in high water?
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    1 h y 32 m
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Wealth of knowledge

Great podcast covering everything from fly patterns, gear, tactics, tying tips, habitat and much more.

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excellent podcast

Tom is very articulate and knowledgeable and makes each podcast very entertaining. highly recommend

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