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The Articulate Fly Fly Fishing Podcast regularly releases educational interviews with national and regional personalities covering fly fishing, fly tying and fly fishing destinations. We also regularly release fishing reports for the novice and experienced angler. Whether you just loved a River Runs Through It or you are a streamer junkie, a dry fly addict, a swinger or a nymph head, we have you covered! To learn more, visit www.thearticulatefly.com.
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Join Marvin Cash and Matt Reilly for a springtime splash on The Articulate Fly. The duo dives into the dynamic conditions of Southwest Virginia's waterways. With a mix of rain and sunshine nurturing the rivers, Matt paints a picture of full, happy flows and pre-spawn smallmouth bass eager for action.Matt reveals his dream day on the river, casting streamers under heavy clouds and drizzle, while the fish put up an exhilarating fight. As they navigate temperatures ranging from the high 40s to 70s, Matt's expertise shines through, providing a masterclass on the art of streamer fishing in prime conditions.Listeners get a special treat as Matt answers Brenner's question about his favorite crayfish patterns and colors for targeting smallmouth. From the classic crayfishy tan to the enticing black and blue, Matt simplifies the selection process while offering a glimpse into his strategic approach to color based on water temperature and clarity.The conversation takes a deeper dive into presentation techniques, distinguishing between jig-style dredging and swimming methods, with Matt sharing his preference for the Clawdad and Tequeely patterns. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to the river's mood and the smallmouth's preferences, ensuring every cast counts.As the episode wraps up, Marvin invites the audience to submit their questions for a chance to win some Articulate Fly swag. Matt announces a golden opportunity with last-minute openings for prime pre-spawn smallmouth fishing, urging listeners to reach out and secure a spot for an unforgettable angling adventure.Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to refine their approach to spring fishing. So, grab your gear, cast your line and let's catch a few! Tight lines, everyone!To learn more about Matt, check out our full length interview.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronAll Things Social MediaFollow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Subscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Dive into the dynamic world of East Tennessee fishing with host Marvin Cash and guide Ellis Ward in this latest episode of The Articulate Fly. Despite the chill and a fading light, Ellis' relentless pursuit of the perfect cast continues, as he navigates fluctuating weather patterns that challenge even the most seasoned anglers.From streamer success to the subtleties of dry fly finesse, Ellis shares his on-the-water observations, detailing the sporadic blue-winged olive hatches and the promise of a buggy season on the horizon.In response to a listener's question, Ellis dives into the world of pre-spawn smallmouth bass, revealing his favorite flies and strategies to entice these feisty fighters. Whether it's the finesse of a Kreelex or the allure of a Game Changer, Ellis' insights offer a masterclass in adaptability and anticipation.So, pull on your waders, tie on your favorite fly and join us for another episode teeming with tips, tales and the thrill of the catch. Tight lines, everyone!All Things Social MediaFollow Ellis and Flyzotics on Instagram.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon Patron
Set sail with Marvin Cash and Captain David Blinken on the latest episode of The Articulate Fly's "On the Salt" series. As the cusp of the shoulder season approaches, Marvin and David discuss the transition from snowy slopes to salty shores, with David's upcoming Bahamas trip sparking excitement for the angling adventures ahead.David shares his meticulous pre-trip preparations, ensuring his gear is primed for action. With a focus on early season expectations, he predicts encounters with juvenile stripers in the warming estuaries of Long Island.Looking further ahead, David outlines his travel itinerary, with tarpon trips to Mexico and permit pursuits in Belize, promising a year brimming with international angling escapades. And as a nod to the community, Marvin announces the lucky winners of the listener engagement prizes, courtesy of Norvise and Rise Fishing Company.Whether you're gearing up for your own saltwater season or simply love to live vicariously through the tales of seasoned captains, this episode is a treasure trove of tips, tales and tantalizing prospects. So, rig up your rods, refine your casts and join us for another informative and inspiring session on the salt. Tight lines, everyone!All Things Social MediaFollow David on Facebook and Instagram.Follow Masters of the Fly on Facebook and Instagram.Follow GotOne on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Download GotOne for Android or iOSSupport the Show
Embark on a journey back to Central Pennsylvania with Marvin Cash and George Costa in the latest episode of The Articulate Fly.They dive into the current conditions, noting a brief cold snap that's put a slight damper on hatches. Still, optimism abounds as blue-winged olives, a smattering of caddis and whispers of grannom activity hint at a dry fly bonanza once the warmth returns. George forecasts a buzzing start to April, with eager anticipation for the hatches to unfold in full force.Listeners are encouraged to engage with their questions, with the promise of Articulate Fly swag and a chance to win shop goodies.So, whether you're dusting off your dry flies or just dipping your toes into the waters of fly fishing, tune in for the insights, chuckles and the ever-present invitation to "catch a few." Tight lines, everyone!Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronAll Things Social MediaFollow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Follow TCO on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Subscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Join Marvin Cash and Mac Brown on a fresh episode of The Articulate Fly, where they navigate the unpredictable spring weather and its impact on angling strategies. Mac shares his recent experiences on the river, highlighting the challenges posed by sudden temperature drops and gusty winds that can turn a day of fishing into a lesson in perseverance.As they delve into the importance of adaptability, Mac recounts a recent school session where they witnessed how preconceived tactics often fail in the face of fickle spring conditions. He vividly describes the success of wet fly techniques and the excitement of students discovering effective patterns through a process of trial and error.As the episode concludes, Marvin encourages anglers to seize the moment once the cold front passes, reminding us of the abundance of water and the promise of tight lines ahead. So, gear up, embrace the process and enjoy the ever-changing dance with the river. Tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow Mac on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronSubscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Dive into the latest East Tennessee Fishing Report with Marvin Cash and Ellis Ward on The Articulate Fly. Marvin and Ellis discuss the end of musky season and the anticipation of upcoming hatches.Addressing a listener's question, Ellis dives deep into the nuances of streamer fishing, dissecting the concept of 'pushing water' with big head flies. He offers a masterclass on fly design, lateral line stimulation and the visual triggers that entice a fish to bite. Ellis emphasizes the importance of taper and swim in a fly and how buoyancy affects its movement through the water.Whether you're a seasoned angler or a curious beginner, this episode is a treasure trove of insights. So grab your rod, embrace the warmer weather and enjoy the waters of East Tennessee. Tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow Ellis and Flyzotics on Instagram.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon Patron
Join host Marvin Cash as he welcomes Captain David Blinken to another salty episode of The Articulate Fly. As the countdown to spring begins, David shares his anticipation for guiding clients on his skiff and reflects on the joys of late-season skiing. With daylight savings just around the corner, they discuss the perks of longer days and the transition from snowy slopes to coastal tides.As the conversation flows, David delves into the essentials of a beginner's fly box for Northeast saltwater fishing. He advocates for simplicity, suggesting a small selection of versatile flies—bucktails, clousers, deceivers and perhaps a popper—will serve novice anglers well without overwhelming them with choices. David emphasizes the importance of presentation over variety and assures listeners that, with the right approach, the fish will bite.Addressing a listener's question, David recommends bluefish as an ideal beginner species, offering tips on tackle and techniques to handle their notorious bite. He also touches on other accessible species for those fishing the southern coasts.As the show draws to a close, Marvin reminds listeners of the exciting giveaways—a Rise Fishing Company rod and a Norvise—and thanks Norvise for their generous sponsorship. David shares updates on the final episode of "Masters of the Fly" and the innovative fishing app GotOne, hinting at upcoming developments.Whether you're itching to hit the water or still bundling up for winter, this episode is packed with insights to prepare you for the upcoming fishing season. So, tune in, get your questions ready and, as always, tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow David on Facebook and Instagram.Follow Masters of the Fly on Facebook and Instagram.Follow GotOne on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Download GotOne for Android or a...
Embark on a magnetic journey with host Marvin Cash as he welcomes Scott Wilday of Lid Rig to The Articulate Fly. Scott reels us in with the origin story of Lid Rig, sparked by a lakeside epiphany and a penchant for Coors Light. Discover how a bachelor party and a magnetic golf ball marker led to the innovation of Lid Rig's flagship product, the magnetic nipper, and how Scott's transition from healthcare tech to tangible fishing tools is changing the angling game.As they delve into the challenges of startup life and the thrill of product development, Scott unveils the unique features of Lid Rig's nippers, from their opposing magnets to the integrated bottle opener and hook sharpener. He also gives us a sneak peek into the exciting world of Lid Rig's expanding universe, including the slap bracelet-inspired Mag Band, the versatile Stash Tray and the innovative modular fly boxes that are taking the fishing community by storm.Listeners will be hooked by Scott's candid reflections on building a brand, the power of community and the magnetic philosophy that binds the Lid Rig product suite. With a tease of the upcoming Lid Rig 3.0 and an invitation to join the brand's vibrant social media following, this episode is a treasure trove for anglers eager to streamline their gear and embrace the magnetic revolution.So, ready your fly vests and open your minds to the possibilities of a less-is-more approach. Follow the magnetic pull to Lid Rig's social media and website and, as always, tight lines!Check Out Artisan Angler's Fly TrapAll Things Social MediaFollow Lid Rig on Instagram.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Support the Show Shop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronSubscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.Helpful Episode Chapters0:00:00 Introduction0:02:09 Scott's Fishing Journey0:06:30 The Genesis of Lid Rig0:09:04 Scott's Inventor Background0:11:12 Scott's Unique Nipper Design0:25:50 Lid Rig's Growing Community0:27:21 Design Philosophy at Lid Rig0:35:15 Future Vision for Lid Rig0:40:52 Generosity in the Fly Fishing Community
Join Marvin Cash and Matt Reilly on The Articulate Fly for a fresh Southwest Virginia Fishing Report, where seasonal transitions are the name of the game. As Marvin and Matt discuss the winding down of musky season and the revving up of smallmouth action, they delve into the telltale signs that nature provides to signal these changes. With recent warm spells pushing water temperatures up, Matt shares his insights on when muskies get spawning on their minds and the strategic shift to smallmouth for more consistent catches.As they pivot to pre-spawn smallmouth tactics, Matt breaks down the two steps forward, one step back progression of spring fishing. He highlights the importance of understanding the fish's instinct-driven feeding patterns as they bulk up for the energy-intensive spawning period. Matt's expertise shines as he discusses the significance of habitat, the timing of bites and the selection of flies—from bottom-dwelling crayfish imitations to mid-column baitfish patterns.Listeners will benefit from Matt's detailed explanation on how to adjust fly choices and tactics based on the feedback from the fish, emphasizing the need for significant changes in presentation rather than minor fly swaps. In response to a listener's question, Matt provides a masterclass on his fly change progression strategy, stressing the importance of having a variety of tools for different situations.As the episode wraps up, Matt offers a glimpse into his availability for guiding through the seasons, from the remaining opportunities for smallmouth adventures to the advance booking for next season's musky hunts.Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, this episode is loaded with valuable insights to enhance your approach to fishing in the dynamic spring season. So, grab your gear, note the patterns and let's cast into the warming waters. Tight lines!To learn more about Matt, check out our full length interview.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronAll Things Social MediaFollow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Subscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Dive into the essence of a successful angler's mindset with host Marvin Cash and the insightful Mac Brown on this episode of The Articulate Fly. As spring teases with its early arrival, Marvin and Mac reflect on the challenges faced by competitors during the recent Nationals, where cold, sleet and high waters tested the mettle of anglers from all corners.Mac, a seasoned instructor and guide, shares his observations from the event, setting the stage for a profound discussion on the four components of an angler's mindset: curiosity, discipline, humility and observation. He emphasizes the importance of remaining curious and disciplined, advocating for practice as a means to achieve angling aspirations and the humility to acknowledge the limits of one's knowledge.Delving deeper, Mac encourages anglers to adopt the perspective of a naturalist, to question everything from the behavior of birds to the patterns of fish, and to remain in sync with the natural world. This holistic approach, he suggests, is not only key to fly fishing success but also a positive posture for life in general.Listeners are invited to join Marvin and Mac for a deeper dive in their upcoming class on the fundamentals of casting, promising to strip away the fluff and zero in on the core skills that elevate an angler's craft.Whether you're prepping for the upcoming season, seeking guidance or simply looking to enrich your fly fishing journey, this episode is a must-listen. So, tie some flies, plan your next adventure and, as always, tight lines!Sign Up for Fundamentals of CastingAll Things Social MediaFollow Mac on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronSubscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Join Marvin Cash on The Articulate Fly as he reconnects with Ellis Ward for an East Tennessee fishing update. Fresh from the Kentucky River Musky Classic, Ellis recounts the challenging conditions faced by anglers as they navigated the swollen waters in pursuit of the elusive musky.As Marvin and Ellis discuss the impending cold front and the unmistakable signs of spring, they delve into the seasonal dynamics affecting lake temperatures and fish behavior. With the lake levels rising, the conversation turns to the exciting shifts in baitfish and predator locations.Addressing a listener's question, Ellis offers a nuanced take on targeting early-season smallmouth bass, emphasizing the importance of adapting to river conditions, food sources and personal fishing preferences. Whether it's baitfish or crayfish patterns, Ellis' insights encourage anglers to stay versatile and observant.Before wrapping up, Ellis teases the availability of his bucktail and invites listeners to reach out for trip bookings or simply to chat about fishing strategies. With a reminder of the exclusive benefits available to The Articulate Fly Patreon community, including discounts and guide credits, this episode is a treasure trove for anglers eager to make the most of the changing seasons.So, gear up, stay tuned for more updates and, as always, tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow Ellis and Flyzotics on Instagram.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon Patron
Set sail on a new episode of The Articulate Fly with host Marvin Cash as he dives into the salty depths with Captain David Blinken. As the promise of spring warms the air, the pair discusses the timeless joy of transitioning from the tying bench to the beckoning waters.Marvin and David share their tried-and-true systems for gearing up for the season ahead, from checklists to packed bags, ensuring they're ready to hit the water at a moment's notice. David, a seasoned saltwater sage, offers his wisdom on maintaining a streamlined process for both gear and boat, emphasizing the importance of preparation for a seamless start to the fishing season.The conversation takes a practical turn as they address a listener question from Brent, who seeks guidance on transitioning from freshwater to saltwater angling. David generously provides insight on selecting gear, the value of experience over expensive equipment and the benefits of learning from seasoned guides.Listeners will also glean tips on boat and trailer maintenance, a critical but often overlooked aspect of pre-season prep. As the episode wraps, Marvin reminds us of the joy in the journey, whether you're watching Masters of the Fly or simply enjoying the anticipation of spring fishing.Tune in for a dose of saltwater savvy and get ready to cast off into the new season with confidence. And remember, tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow David on Facebook and Instagram.Follow Masters of the Fly on Facebook and Instagram.Follow GotOne on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Download GotOne for Android or iOSSupport the ShowShop on Amazon
Join Marvin Cash as he catches up with George Costa of TCO Fly Shop in State College for the latest Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report on The Articulate Fly.The duo discusses the region's weather patterns, hinting at a promising rise in temperatures that could stir up some early olives as spring hovers on the horizon.Listener Garrett chimes in, seeking advice on the optimal two-week window to plan a guided trip for consistent dry fly fishing in State College.Whether you're tying flies for tropical waters or gearing up for the local hatches, this episode offers a blend of excitement for the exotic and the familiar. Tune in, plan your next outing and, as always, tight lines!Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronAll Things Social MediaFollow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Follow TCO on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Subscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Embark on a journey with Marvin Cash as he casts a line into the world of Grundens with Curtis Graves and Jim Kershaw on this episode of The Articulate Fly. Curtis and Jim, the masterminds behind Grundens' innovative product design, share their philosophy on creating gear that's not just durable but thoughtfully engineered to enhance the angling experience.The duo reveals the meticulous attention to detail that goes into their products, from the groundbreaking Boundary waders with their unique suspension system to the upcoming Portal rain jacket, designed for the ultimate dryness even in torrential downpours. They also hint at exciting developments, like the soon-to-launch sunshirt line, ensuring anglers are well-protected and stylish under the blazing sun.Listeners will also get a behind-the-scenes look at the rigorous testing that Grundens gear undergoes, ensuring that every product lives up to the brand's promise of keeping you dry and comfortable, no matter the conditions. With a nod to the upcoming mid-layer that pairs perfectly with the Portal jacket, Curtis and Jim demonstrate that Grundens is about more than just waders; it's about a comprehensive approach to angling apparel.Whether you're wading through a serene stream or braving the harsh elements at sea, this episode of The Articulate Fly is a deep dive into the gear that gets you through your fishing adventures. So cast off your doubts, gear up for the elements and, remember, tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow Grundens on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Support the Show Shop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronSubscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.Helpful Episode Chapters0:00:00 Introduction0:01:48 Early Fishing Memories0:04:51 Curtis and Jim's Journey to Grundens0:32:03 Building Future-Proof Waders0:44:06 Designing for Different Angling Needs1:15:00 A Different Customer Experience
Dive into a fresh episode of The Articulate Fly with host Marvin Cash as he joins forces with the insightful Mac Brown for another engaging session of Casting Angles. Mac, a fountain of fly fishing wisdom, shares his thoughts on setting intentions for the season and challenges anglers to question the "whys" behind their techniques rather than just memorizing rules. The duo delves into the evolution of leaders, debunking myths rooted in the days of silk lines and horsehair. Mac illuminates the topic with his expertise, explaining how modern materials like Chameleon mono have revolutionized leader construction, allowing for fewer knots and more direct energy transfer. The conversation also touches on the practicalities of leader maintenance, offering tips to prolong their life and save some cash for other indulgences.Whether you're prepping for a season of dry flies or streamers, this episode of The Articulate Fly is a treasure trove of knowledge that will inspire you to approach the water with a fresh perspective. So, tune in, refine your craft and, remember, tight lines!Sign Up for Fundamentals of CastingAll Things Social MediaFollow Mac on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronSubscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Settle in with Marvin Cash as he chats with Ellis Ward for the latest East Tennessee Fly Fishing Report on this episode of The Articulate Fly. Ellis, in high spirits, discusses the subtle signs of spring's arrival.Ellis shares his excitement for the upcoming month of musky fishing before their spawning season, the pursuit of post-spawn browns and the thrill of early smallmouth bass action. He also gives a nod to the dynamic shifts down at the lake, where shad movements dictate the rhythm of the predatory fish.Listener Jeremy tunes in with a question about Ellis's favorite topwater flies for the late spring and early summer, sparking a conversation that covers everything from stripers and lake-run browns to the efficacy of gurglers and the thrill of mouse patterns at twilight.Marvin and Ellis cap off the episode with a reminder for listeners to send in their questions for a chance to win some Articulate Fly swag.Whether you're planning your next fishing adventure or simply dreaming of warmer days, this episode is packed with insights and the infectious energy of a new season on the water. So tune in, get inspired and, remember, tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow Ellis and Flyzotics on Instagram.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon Patron
Join Marvin Cash on The Articulate Fly as he sits down with Captain David Blinken to unravel the nuances of saltwater fly fishing.David, a seasoned guide, dives deep into the art of maintaining fly lines. He stresses the importance of this often-overlooked task, highlighting how a clean line can enhance your fly fishing experience and extend the life of your equipment.As the conversation shifts to the flats, David shares his wisdom on spotting fish, a skill that can make or break your day on the water. From choosing the right polarized sunglasses to scanning the environment for subtle movements, David's advice is a treasure trove for both novice and experienced anglers.Marvin reminds listeners to send in their questions for a chance to win a Rise Fishing Company rod and a Norvise.Whether you're prepping your gear for the upcoming season, tying flies on a rainy day or gearing up for a day on the flats, this episode of The Articulate Fly is filled with valuable nuggets to help you refine your approach and elevate your fly fishing game. So grab your gear, clean those lines and, as always, tight lines!All Things Social MediaFollow David on Facebook and Instagram.Follow Masters of the Fly on Facebook and Instagram.Follow GotOne on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Download GotOne for Android or iOSSupport the ShowShop on Amazon
Join host Marvin Cash as he catches up with George Costa from TCO Fly Shop in State College for a fresh Central PA Fishing Report on this episode of The Articulate Fly. George, ever the optimist, shares the latest on water conditions and fishing prospects in the heart of Pennsylvania.With streams settling down to near-perfect levels, George gives the lowdown on which waters are prime for fishing. The conversation then drifts to the surface action, or the current lack thereof, with sporadic olive hatches and the occasional black stonefly sighting. However, it's not all quiet on the dry fly front, as George anticipates a solid olive hatch pulling the fish to the surface soon.Marvin and George also touch on the streamer bite, which, despite requiring extra effort, rewards anglers with the chance of landing the more substantial fish looking for a hearty meal.Listeners are reminded that their questions are always welcome and could earn them some coveted Articulate Fly swag, with a grand prize drawing from the shop at year's end.Whether you're winding down from show season, tying flies on a dreary day or gearing up to hit the water, this episode is brimming with insights and encouragement. Tight lines, everyone!Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronAll Things Social MediaFollow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Follow TCO on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Subscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Dive into the dynamic world of fly fishing with Marvin Cash and Matt Reilly in this engaging episode of The Articulate Fly. As Marvin returns from a marathon of fly fishing shows, he catches up with Matt, who shares his own experience from the Cincinnati event.The duo discusses the peculiarities of the current winter season in Southwest Virginia, with its mix of freezing temperatures and sudden warm spells. They ponder the impact of these fluctuations on the pre-spawn activities of smallmouth bass and the onset of the musky spawning season.Matt tackles Michael Smith's question about the role of lunar phases in musky fishing. While acknowledging that many anglers have noted correlations between moon phases and fish activity, Matt emphasizes that environmental and weather conditions still take precedence. He advises anglers to be aware of lunar windows but not to let them dictate their fishing schedule. Instead, they should focus on optimizing every opportunity to fish, regardless of the moon's influence.Marvin concludes the episode by encouraging listeners to attend nearby fly fishing shows, enjoy the camaraderie of the community and either tie flies or venture out for a catch, depending on the weather. And remember, if you have questions or want to join the conversation, reach out to The Articulate Fly. Your question might just earn you some swag and a chance to win cool prizes from Matt at the end of the season. So gear up, stay warm and, as always, tight lines!To learn more about Matt, check out our full length interview.Support the ShowShop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronAll Things Social MediaFollow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Subscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.
Dive deep into the essence of fly fishing with host Marvin Cash as he welcomes back the esteemed Davy Wotton for part two of a riveting discussion on becoming a complete angler. In this nearly three-hour treasure trove of wisdom, Davy shares insights gained from a lifetime on the water, exploring everything from the impact of fishing frequency to the subtleties of fly presentation and the importance of being an observant angler.Listeners will be treated to Davy's expert analysis on common casting errors, the art of nymph fishing and the nuanced strategies behind targeting selective trout. He also discusses the evolution of fly tying, from the scarcity of materials to the modern abundance of synthetics, and the importance of adaptability in both tying and fishing.With a nod to the intricacies and lifelong journey of fly fishing, this episode is a must-listen for anglers seeking to elevate their craft.Thanks to Norvise for sponsoring the episode!Check Out Part One of Our ConversationLearn More About the North Arkansas Fly Fishers and the Sowbug RoundupAll Things Social MediaFollow Davy on Facebook and Instagram.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.Support the Show Shop on AmazonBecome a Patreon PatronSubscribe to the PodcastSubscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.Helpful Episode Chapters0:00:00 Introduction0:03:32 Being Aware of River Conditions and Fly Selection0:12:56 Understanding the Varied Food Sources in the Water Column0:28:05 The Importance of Developing Multiple Fly Fishing Skills0:38:05 Fish Behavior and Feeding Patterns0:46:46 Adaptation: Changing Tactics When Fishing Isn't Successful0:48:45 Universal Flies for Catching Trout Worldwide0:56:54 Presenting Flies to Wary Fish for Successful Fishing1:05:54 The Skill and Versatility of Fly Tiers1:13:30 Sowbug Event in Mountain Home, March 2024
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