The Itinerant Angler Podcast

Jason Jagger guides for salmon on Iceland's Midfjordara River, and also in Colorado and Tierra Del Fuego, Argentina. Don't miss his amazing insights into some of the planet's best fishing.

Diana Rudolph is a casting instructor and guide who has fished extensively in the Florida Keys, on the Yellowstone, and in the Olympic Peninsula. Her experience ranges from flats fishing for tarpon to Spey fishing for steelhead, and she has a special insight into the process of building rods.

Forbes magazine writer Monte Burke discusses striper fishing in New York Harbor, urban perceptions of hunting culture, and college football.

Journalist Rick Wallace of "The Australian" newspaper and FlyLife, one of the best Aussie fishing magazines, shares his adventures on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, including catching the Japanese taimen.

Dan "Rooster" Leavens is a Montana, Washington, and Alaskan-based guide and outfitter, as well as one of the stars of the recent film "Waypoints."

Montana guide turned serious pro photographer Brian Grossenbacher talks about pre-runoff fishing in Montana, his favorite cameras, and what to do when you're locked in a bar by three Argentine gauchos looking for trouble.

Mark Giacobba of Glades Outfitters discusses Florida's garden paradise.

Paul Kabalin is the CEO of Engel, the patent holder on the increasingly popular rotomolded cooler design. Listen to his breakdown of the differences between these and other cooler models, as well as his tips and tricks for getting the most out of yours.

Ned Hutchinson is the chief product designer at Mountain Khakis, and he also has an extensive background designing other outdoor products, most notably at Cloudveil. Don't miss his insight into how and why your outdoor clothes get made.

Dr. Dave Neely is the Indiana Jones of fish. A research scientist with the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Dave has traveled the world capturing almost every species of fish imaginable--including most of the members of the taimen family.

Eric Knowlton of reeltrout.com describes his intricate and beautiful fish carving process and how it is informed by his native heritage.

Carter Andrews is a long-time professional angler and the host of the new Outdoor Channel show The Obsession of Carter Andrews.

Scott Hed of Sportsmans' Alliance for Alaska talks about facing off against the Pebble Mine project -- and how close we are to success.

Simms Fishing Products' Rich Hohne describes Simms's newest lineup of high-test outdoor gear for both fly and now conventional anglers.

Artist Bob White discusses his thought process in capturing lifelike sporting animals and scenes, and also tells about the changes he's seen in three decades of Alaskan guiding.

Ryan Harrison of Lamson-Waterworks explains his company's unique design philosophy

John St. John is the founder and an owner of Hog Island Boatworks. He provides a masterclass in plastic driftboat 101.

Geoff Mueller describes his research for his excellent new book “What a Trout Sees,” and also educates us on the state of the magazine business… and the coyote network from Canada.

Dave Chouinard is the Simms and Lamson rep for the Southeast, as well as a former shop owner and flats guide.

Capt. David Edens is an expert in Atlantic coast redfishing on the beautiful--and difficult--Georgia coast.