The Itinerant Angler Podcast

Etowah River, Georgia guide Garner Reid delivers a thoughtful and fascinating discussion of big stripers on the fly in the midst of an ancient and little-known culture.

Dan Vermillion is one of the founders of Sweetwater Guides, which was the first American organization to go into Mongolia after the Soviet withdrawal. Don't miss his astonishing discussion of Mongolian taken fishing, as well as hunting.

Mike Sprague runs Trout Headwaters, Inc., a riparian restoration company. He shares his insights into what really makes for a good trout stream.

Go Pro's Ryan Chuckel discusses camera technology, gimbal mounts, waterproofing challenges, the ethics of fair chase and their new Karma drone, all in one podcast!

Justin Witt is the founder and owner of Hemispheres Unlimited and one of the only Americans to ever pass the rigorous Patagonia fly fishing guide exam. A native of Trevelin, Patagonia, he shares his unique insights into what may be the best fly fishing in the world.

Kicking off our second decade of podcasts (!) Chris Newton, author of "The Trout's Tale," discusses how the brown trout got to America, to Oz, and where the biggest trout in the world swim unmolested by angler's flies.

Fish or Die (Animal Planet) hosts Jay Johnson and Chris Owens discuss world travel, drug runners, disease, and some of the planet's meanest fish.

Arkansas Troutfitters guide Brock Dixon discusses the streamer tactics which helped him guide an angler into a brown trout three feet long and two feet thick!

Voormi founder Dan English discusses the technical side of wool/synthetic fabric design.

Capt. Mike Holiday of Southeast Florida breaks down today's modern boat electronics in a really educational discussion.

Filmmaker RC Cone, known for "Yow! Icelandic for Yes" as well as "Tributaries" discusses the process and the thought which goes into modern fly fishing films

Dr. Al Simpson is the author of "Ramblings of an Aging Angler" and a world traveler, with many insightful observations about the differences between places like Kamchatka, New Zealand, and Montana

Commercial and magazine photographer Adam Barker is known for his epic landscape photography, which has taken him around the world.

Robert Hawkins is the owner of the Bob Mitchell's Fly Shop near St. Paul, Minnesota, as well as the brand-new world record for muskie on the fly!

Naturalist, world-traveler, photographer and philosopher Dusan Smetana on the things that make life worth living.

Tim Angeli discusses New Zealand's huge trout, as well as burgeoning fisheries in the South Pacific.

George Daniel, author of Strip-Set, discusses his big fish tactics.

Photographer and commercial fly tier Dave Skok discusses Boston striped bass fishing, high-dollar permit flies, and the ideal type of fish.

Master fly tyer and shop owner Charlie Craven discusses the little differences that separate commercial fly tyers from hobbyists.

Cortland Line President John Wilson discusses the skunkworks, business realities, and the future of one of fly fishing's oldest and most venerated companies.