In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Phil Rowley shares his decades of experience with a unique and important aspect of stillwater fly fishing, chironomids. In part 1, we cover the essentials.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Justin and Rick Kustich talk about musky fly fishing. They focus on specific types of water, musky flies, converting musky at the boat, and tips for optimizing your time on the water.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Meredith McCord helps us plan a trip to the Louisiana marsh for bull redfish on the fly. Here, you’ll find all the info you need for planning fly fishing trip to the Delta.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Justin and Chris Willen discuss musky fly fishing and the tools you need to catch musky on the fly. You get an overall approach to musky fly fishing and gain insight into how you need to change your mindset to be consistently effective with muskies.

Understanding tides will absolutely improve your fly fishing trips in saltwater. Learn about them in this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Mike Schultz talks about trophy smallmouth bass fly fishing in rivers. Incredibly thorough coverage of every aspect of river smallmouth bass on the fly, particularly the big ones.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Phil Rowley talks about fly fishing lakes and other stillwaters and how we can use sinking lines. He goes through the lines, the retrieves, and the flies. Tons of insights in this one.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Jeff Liskay, who has fly fished the Great Lakes for about forty years, talks about fly fishing the Great Lakes and swinging for steelhead, browns, and salmon.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, Capt. Shawn Leadon shares his knowledge on fly fishing for big bonefish on Andros Island in the Bahamas. He talks about presentation, fly size, and bonefish habits, to name just a few items.

In this episode of the ToFlyFish Podcast, John Bartlett tells us everything we need to catch more trophy-sized carp on the fly. In short, this is basically everything we need to have a great knowledge base on trophy carp fly fishing .