By The Articulate Fly
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash welcomes back artist Derek DeYoung, who shares his latest passion for wildlife photography and details about his new gallery in Livingston, Montana. Derek discusses the challenges and rewards of capturing wildlife through the lens, highlighting his focus on owls and bears. He reflects on the technical learning curve and the substantial investment required to achieve professional-level results.
Listeners gain insight into Derek's artistic journey, from his established career in painting to his burgeoning interest in photography. Derek candidly talks about the patience and dedication needed to capture the perfect shot, drawing parallels between his painting and photography processes. He also shares stories of his fishing adventures, including a memorable trip to Alaska and his plans to explore Patagonia.
The conversation delves into Derek's transition back to Montana, where he has opened a gallery that blends fine art with a welcoming atmosphere. Derek emphasizes the importance of creating an inviting space where visitors can enjoy art without pressure to purchase, aiming to foster a genuine connection with his audience.
As the episode wraps up, Marvin and Derek discuss future projects and collaborations, with Derek hinting at upcoming shows and events at the gallery. Listeners are encouraged to follow Derek's artistic endeavors and explore his latest works both in painting and photography.
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00:00 Introduction
02:02 Derek's Wildlife Photography Journey
09:10 Blending Painting and Photography
14:25 The Patience of Wildlife Photography
19:19 Equipment Recommendations
26:57 Fishing Adventures
33:00 Moving Back to Montana
38:04 Building the Gallery
43:25 Grand Opening Plans
49:11 Future Gallery Events
56:29 Following Derek's Adventures
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash is joined by renowned fly tying expert Tim Flagler. While many know Tim for his popular tying videos and appearances at fly fishing shows, few are aware of his extensive involvement in hosting fly fishing travel around the globe. Marvin and Tim dive into the intricacies of destination travel, sharing valuable insights and humorous anecdotes from Tim's journeys.
Tim reflects on his earliest fishing memories with his grandmother at the Jersey Shore and his transition to fly fishing during his college years at St. Lawrence University. He credits mentors like Dr. Green and Les Shannon for shaping his fly fishing and tying journey. The conversation also covers Tim's passion for fly tying, his obsession with new materials and his experiences in video production, highlighting his favorite tools and techniques.
The episode explores Tim's hosted trips, emphasizing the importance of physical ability, cultural openness and group dynamics when selecting the right trip. Tim shares stories from his travels to Patagonia, Montana and beyond, offering a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes work involved in making each trip a success. He also provides tips for potential travelers, including the significance of travel insurance and a valid passport.
Listeners are encouraged to follow Tim's adventures and stay updated on his latest projects, including new videos and appearances at upcoming fly fishing shows. Tight lines, everyone!
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Helpful Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
02:44 Tim's Early Fishing Memories
07:38 Discovering Fly Fishing
13:45 New Materials for Tying
20:09 The Hosted Travel Experience
23:41 Working with Outfitters
25:09 Choosing the Right Trip
30:17 Maximizing Trip Compatibility
33:12 Non-Angler Options
38:22 Adventures in Argentina
43:30 Unique Montana Experiences
45:32 The Allure of Spruce Creek
48:31 Travel Nightmares
In this engaging episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash sits down with Chase Smith, the creative mind behind the innovative Spiral Spook. Together, they explore Chase's design philosophy, the evolution of his signature pattern and the challenges of scaling a fly tying business. Chase shares insights into his journey from conventional angling to fly fishing, highlighting the influence of his Texas roots and his passion for predator species like bass and redfish.
Chase delves into the intricacies of fly design, discussing the importance of materials and the unique challenges of creating flies that mimic conventional lures. He emphasizes the value of creativity and adaptability in fly tying, offering tips for fellow tiers on how to enhance their craft. Listeners will also learn about Chase's upcoming projects, including collaborations with Montana Fly Company and The Chocklett Factory.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear from a talented fly designer and gain insights into fly tying innovation. Tight lines!
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Helpful Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
06:54 Influences in Fly Design
11:25 Scaling Up Production Tying
20:44 Spiral Spook Development
24:46 Design Philosophy and Inspiration
27:39 Tips for Aspiring Fly Tiers
29:43 Upcoming Projects
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash sits down with Pennsylvania guide Frank Landis to delve into the art of night fishing for predator trout. They explore all aspects of this thrilling pursuit, from scouting water and selecting the right gear to choosing flies and perfecting presentation techniques. Frank shares his insights on the unique challenges and rewards of fishing under the cover of darkness, offering listeners a treasure trove of practical advice and fascinating anecdotes.
Marvin and Frank also discuss the importance of mentorship in fly fishing, with Frank highlighting the influence of his father and other notable figures in his angling journey. They touch on the distinctive fly fishing culture in Pennsylvania and the camaraderie among local guides.
Listeners will gain valuable tips on everything from the best rod and reel setups to the nuances of fly selection and presentation at night. Frank emphasizes the importance of patience, persistence and experimentation, encouraging anglers to embrace the unique sensory experience of night fishing and to be mindful of their surroundings and local landowners.
Don't miss this episode packed with expert advice, local insights and a deep dive into the exciting world of night fishing for predator trout.
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Helpful Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
07:56 The Journey to Becoming a Guide
13:01 Discovering Night Fishing
17:43 Differences in Night Fishing Techniques
23:26 Gear Essentials for Night Fishing
35:33 Selecting the Right Flies
48:36 Strategies for Attacking the Water
55:36 Common Mistakes Made by Newbies
58:25 Respecting Landowners and Safety at Night
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash welcomes back the multi-talented Brian Hester, an artist, inventor and, now, author. Brian shares updates on his latest artistic endeavors, collaborations with Jam Up Apparel and MothBear and his exciting new book, "She Talks to Fish." The conversation covers Brian's journey from the easel to industrial design, including his innovative use of tactile materials and magnets in his projects.
Brian discusses his partnership with Jam Up Apparel, highlighting how his unique fish skin designs have been successfully translated into stylish and functional hoodies. He also delves into his collaboration with MothBear, where his inventive magnetic fly box and other gear have been developed to enhance the fly fishing experience.
The episode takes a deeper dive into Brian's novel, "She Talks to Fish," which tells the inspiring story of Maya Jones, a young African American woman breaking barriers in the fly fishing world. Brian explains the genesis of the project, the extensive research and collaboration with his co-author cousin and the challenges of writing from a perspective different from his own. He also shares the exciting news of actress Angie Harmon's endorsement and involvement in the potential film adaptation of the book.
Listeners will find this episode packed with creativity, innovation and inspiration, as Brian Hester's passion for art, invention and storytelling shines through.
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Helpful Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
03:52 Innovative Apparel for Anglers
07:49 Tinkering and Inventing
16:11 The Genesis of "She Talks to Fish"
24:49 Writing with Authenticity
31:02 The Writing Process Unveiled
35:19 From Script to Screen
38:54 Embracing Risk and Opportunity
40:24 Book Release and Events
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash sits down with the multi-talented Greg Senyo—fly designer, author, outfitter and all-around fishy dude. From his early fishing memories in Girard, Pennsylvania, to building his brand, Schultz Outfitters and Montana Fly Company, Greg shares a candid look at his journey. They also discuss his latest endeavor, the Pack Mule 300, and Greg's unfiltered opinions on the fly fishing industry.
Greg reminisces about his early mentors and the traditional trout opener in Pennsylvania, sharing how these experiences shaped his passion for fly fishing. He talks about his transition to fly fishing, inspired by his best friend, and how he bought his first fly rod at a local buyer's fair. Greg also highlights the influential figures in his life, like Clyde Murray, who helped elevate his fly tying skills.
The conversation shifts to Greg's extensive career in the industry, from guiding and outfitting to developing signature flies and materials. He discusses his work with major companies like Orvis and Hareline, and how these opportunities helped him build his reputation. Greg also opens up about his decision to sell Steelhead Alley Outfitters and the importance of staying true to his character.
Marvin and Greg dive into the challenges and pet peeves of the fly fishing industry, touching on topics like social media, industry trends and the devaluation of talent. Greg shares his thoughts on the direction of the industry and the importance of maintaining authenticity.
Greg also talks about life changes, including his shift in priorities after starting a family and overcoming serious health issues. He shares the motivation behind his Pack Mule 300 charity hike, which raised funds for his sons' high school lacrosse teams, and the importance of setting an example for his kids through hard work and determination.
Don't miss this episode packed with honest insights, industry wisdom and a touch of humor as Marvin and Greg explore the highs and lows of a life in fly fishing.
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:30 Early Fishing Experiences and Mentors
00:07:00 Down the Industry Slippery Slope
00:09:15 The Birth of Steelhead Alley Outfitters
00:11:30 Industry Pet Peeves
00:14:30 Proudest Industry Contributions
00:16:30 Stepping Back from the Industry
00:29:40 Meeting Mike Schultz and All Things SO
00:36:50 Developing Fly Tying Materials
00:39:15 Montana Fly Company
00:46:00 Check Engine Light Moments
00:49:30 The PackMule 300
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash chats with Steve Maldonado, also known by his aliases Skeeter or Jonny Lunchmeat. They delve into Steve’s journey from his sparkle boat days to his immersion in fly fishing, with a special focus on tying predator flies. Steve shares his earliest fishing memories, his competitive bass fishing experiences and how a move to Colorado shifted his focus to fly fishing. He also discusses the influential mentors who have shaped his fly tying skills and his passion for chasing tarpon and big browns on the fly.
Steve provides valuable insights into his fly design philosophy, particularly for predator flies, and offers practical tips for aspiring fly designers. He emphasizes the importance of thread pressure, consistent tying techniques and the significance of the retrieve in effectively fishing a fly. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to fly fishing, this episode is packed with useful advice and engaging stories from Steve's fishing adventures.
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Helpful Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:17 The Sparkle Boat Days
06:25 The Fly Fishing Itch
09:03 Mentorship in Fly Fishing
13:47 Favorite Rivers in Colorado
16:33 Tying Techniques and Tools
19:47 Predator Fly Design Philosophy
25:35 The Jungle Junkie
31:21 Umpqua Selection Process
33:14 Tips for Aspiring Fly Designers
36:23 Tips for Handling Hair
39:16 Experimenting with New Materials
43:11 Upcoming Travel and Hosted Trips
48:59 Custom Fly Orders
Join host Marvin Cash on The Articulate Fly for an enriching conversation with returning guest and author Steve Ramirez. In this episode, Steve delves into the profound lessons he's learned from the river and provides an update on his latest book, "Casting Homeward." Marvin and Steve discuss the importance of adapting to life's unpredictable nature, the value of curiosity and learning and the deep connections we form with nature and each other through fly fishing.
Steve shares insights from his successful "Casting" book series, reflecting on the journey from "Casting Forward" to the upcoming release of "Casting Homeward." He also hints at his future projects and the philosophical and practical lessons embedded in his writing.
Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the sport, this episode offers a wealth of wisdom and inspiration, highlighting the therapeutic and transformative power of fly fishing. Tight lines!
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Helpful Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
6:37 Lessons from Fly Fishing and Life
14:29 The Journey Interview
16:57 The Serendipity of Fly Fishing
22:04 The Importance of Curiosity
24:01 Gaining Perspective from Nature
29:06 Concerns about Disconnect from Nature
35:35 Connecting with All Living Beings
38:52 Technology as a Tool
55:52 Never Stop Learning
Join host Marvin Cash on The Articulate Fly for an inspiring conversation with Adam Hortenberry, the creative mind behind Anchor Fly and Tackle. In this episode, Adam shares his rapid journey from a gear enthusiast to a passionate fly angler and fly tier. He also provides exciting details about the inaugural Rhode Island Fly Bash on July 13 at Rejects Brewing Company.
Adam dives into his earliest fishing memories, recounting nostalgic days spent chasing bluegill with his grandfather. He discusses his transition to fly fishing in 2018 and the subsequent leap into fly tying in 2020. Adam highlights the mentors who have guided him, including Allen Rupp, Robb Alexander and Landon Mayer, and the invaluable lessons they've imparted.
Listeners will gain insights into Adam's fly tying techniques, his favorite materials and the importance of preparation and organization. He also shares his experiences at fly fishing shows and the significance of learning from fellow anglers. Whether you're a seasoned fly tier or just starting, this episode is packed with practical tips and inspiration to elevate your craft. Tight lines!
Books Adam Mentioned
Pop Fleyes: Bob Popovics's Approach to Saltwater Fly Design
Fleye Design: Techniques, Insights, Patterns
Modern Streamers For Trophy Trout II: More Techniques, Tactics, And Patterns
Game Changer: Tying Flies that Look and Swim Like the Real Thing
Smallmouth Bass Flies Top to Bottom
Smallmouth: Modern Fly-Fishing Methods, Tactics, and Techniques
Snag a Ticket to the Rhode Island Fly Bash
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Helpful Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
10:37 Starting the Fly Tying Journey
13:28 Mentors and Progression
19:03 Transition to Production Tying
22:42 Lessons from Production Tying
25:05 Organization and Preparation
29:07 Consistency in Fly Tying
37:46 The Rhode Island Fly Bash
Join host Marvin Cash on The Articulate Fly for a captivating episode with Olympic skier, angler and podcaster Andy Mill. Andy generously shares life lessons and wisdom from his skiing, angling and broadcasting journey. From his earliest fishing memory in Laramie, Wyoming, to his transformation into a renowned tarpon angler, Andy's stories are both inspiring and insightful.
Andy discusses the importance of mentors like Chuck Fothergill, Ernie Schwiebert and Harry Spear, and how they shaped his angling skills. He also delves into the mental and physical preparation required to excel in both skiing and tarpon fishing. Andy's journey from being a competitive skier to winning prestigious tarpon tournaments is a testament to his relentless drive and passion for excellence.
Whether you're interested in the intricacies of saltwater fly fishing or the mindset of a champion, this episode is packed with valuable insights and anecdotes. Andy's reflections on life, family and the pursuit of dreams are sure to resonate with listeners.
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Helpful Episode Chapters
0:00 Introduction
4:15 Mentors and Impactful Figures
10:02 Transition from Skiing to Tarpon Fishing
15:05 Attraction to Saltwater and Tarpon
17:16 Definition of a Great Tarpon Angler
22:10 Challenges for Anglers with Limited Experience
24:13 Journey from Starting to Winning Tournaments
31:29 Mental Toughness and Preparation
37:00 Fishing Against Yourself versus Other People
46:48 Chasing Dreams and Preserving History
The podcast currently has 180 episodes available.