Things get even a bit more deep with todays discussion with my good friend Keith Tidball.  Keith wears many hats in education and conservation as you will learn.  Most important in todays conversation we begin to touch upon 2 topics that are important to me.  The Stress of entry to wilderness or exit from technology and the stress of  re-entry back to society and communication.   We also touch upon a concept that I came up with about the shock wave of human usage on nature.  All of this is discussed today in our podcast.  We also get into a faith discussion about being Christian, and we touch upon the controversial topic of my shield logo for JP Ross & Company.  There is a lot to think about in this episode and I do hope you enjoy it. 

Sincerely: JP 

Today we speak to Andrew Gillcrist of Great Camp Sagamore and Cari Ray of the Zen Fly Fishing School, talking about an upcoming fly fishing school at the Great Camp.  I hope you enjoy. 

JP

Today I talk to Andrew Gillcrest of Great Camp Sagamore and Cari Ray of the ZEN FLY FISHING SCHOOL to discuss an upcoming class and program at the Great Camp.  Not only a school of fly fishing but also a school or class on observation in the wilderness and how to appreciate it more.  

JP Ross of JP Ross Fly Rods takes a moment to have some fun and talk about Small Stream Fly Fishing and some techniques he likes to use.  He also talks about the fly rods and the different models.  We hope you enjoy it.  

Todays podcast we speak to a seasoned angler names Mike Graziadei who enlightens me into a few things about angling that feel I will keep with me forever.  Relativity and the Age-less-ness of being outside.  

Have a listen. 

Mike also tells his story about catching a big brown trout on a dry fly and how that experience is unique and different from catching a steelhead.  What's better?  Who cares, they both are fun. 

Today we speak to Steve Pogodzienski of POGO PIKE.  However as usual, we get a bit beyond just Pike Fishing.  There is a lot to learn here about mindfulness, being kind, and what is the real legacy we leave behind.  Have a listen... 

Learn more about Steve and Pike fishing on his web site...  Pogo Pike

While you sit inside listening to the rain and feeling bad that its not good weather to go fishing, Jeff Kimball is getting his fly box ready to head to the stream.  

Today we. talk to big fish hunter Jeff Kimball.  He is an artist and taxidermist and fly angler... but I would say that in his mind he is a dad first, then husband, but his friendships are about equal to his love of fly fishing... perhaps his. best friend is the water.   We explore how Jeff thinks about angling and catching big fish.  

I hope you enjoy this episode. 

Sincerely: JP

Living in the Adirondack Mountains and making a sustainable living there is not easy.  Pete is an old friend of mine and deserves a ton of respect as a loving Father, Husband and successful entrepreneur and employer.  Listen today as Pete tells us some stories about things that have happened to him in the woods and how he got his business going as a 5th generation homesteader in North Creek NY on the banks of the Hudson River. 

Learn more about Beaver Brook Outfitters on their web site. 

https://www.beaverbrook.net

Pull up a chair to the fountain of youth.  A turquoise river flowing through a desert.  It was a trip that Mark says was a game changer, a life changer.  Find out why on this. episode of IN THE SEAM. 

On todays episode we speak to Matt Dinardo.  Matt once lived here in Utica where we met him.  He now lives in Virginia with his wife and daughter but still religiously makes trips up north to fish the Lake Ontario Tributaries, especially in the fall.  

We talk about places to fish and also techniques.  

Enjoy: JP