Current steelhead report. Coast & Sandy. Portland Fly Shop Pod: it’s great go listen, dogs make an appearance (audibly) Adam Corolla sucks, what’s going on with public bathrooms at parks, and quite possibly the greatest ad idea for maxima ever created.

We answer a bunch of questions submitted via IG. Spoiler; it’s mostly Steelhead talk. Odd and various subjects are peppered in as well.

Current changes in our local rivers after the floods. Don’t ever tell a fly shop employee anything. Steelhead fishing and things we’ve learned. Also, an idea to create a universal hand signal for “we know the etiquete” when encountering other fishermen on the river.

Again, are you actually reading this? I’m not even sure what we talked about. There’s definitely some fishing in there, Zach‘s grandma having the first pizza in America ever, and also my deep dive into eating a large amount of mushrooms last winter.

Does anyone read these? Our buddy Matt Thorton joins us and the usual bs continues this week.

After wrapping up our Summer and Fall seasons, Zach and I catch up to talk about how bad this podcast is and why I only took mdma once.

Carp Fishing, why people hold on to their hats while the power boat is running instead of just taking it off, boat shenanigans in. the dark and more.

In this conversation, Mykizha and Zach discuss various aspects of their lives, including frustrations with yard work, fishing experiences, movie reviews, and the challenges of guiding. They touch on personal struggles with finances, physical injuries, and the joys of cooking with a new Traeger grill. The conversation also delves into community engagement through teaching fishing to kids, as well as humorous anecdotes about driving and freeway etiquette. Overall, the dialogue reflects a blend of humor, candidness, and relatable life experiences.

In this engaging conversation, Eric and Zach explore the joys and challenges of fishing once again. They discuss the allure of off-grid living, and the pros and cons of technology in outdoor experiences. The duo shares personal fishing stories, techniques, and the nuances of guiding others in the sport. They reflect on the community aspect of fly fishing, the curiosity it ignites, and the balance between confidence and self-doubt that comes with learning. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on the unpredictability of nature and the joy of sharing knowledge with others.

Episode 1 we dive into guiding in Alaska, Zach and I's background, and other tom foolerys.