Capt. Steve Huff | Mill House Podcast - Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Capt. Steve Huff has been a full time fishing guide for nearly fifty two years. He is the God of guides - the chosen one. The man who sets the standard for other fishing guides. The hardest working guy in the room or on the water. Steve was the first fly fishing skiff guide to be inducted into the IGFA Hall of Fame in 2010. He has invented and innovated countless tools and contraptions to improve his effectiveness as a guide. From de-hookers to bow platforms, knots to fly stretchers - Steve’s creative imagination and eagerness to push the envelope makes him the legend he is. Steve has passed his relentless drive and wisdom down to his two sons, Dustin and Chad, whom have become scary good guides in their own right. Steve currently lives in Everglades City, Florida with his wonderful wife, Patty.
We were honored that Steve invited us over to his man cave to talk everything fishing. We chat about fishing Key West in the 70’s, early fly designs, and inheriting his work ethic from his mother.
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Man, Steve needs a part 2. I bet you haven't even brushed the surface of the history.
Stick. I pulled that move on the only guided trip I have ever been on. We both laughed when it blew up as the skiff got closer. I now cast at every "stick" I see.
I could listen to these stories all day. Incredibly talented and incredibly humble.
Thanks for bringing this to us.
This is the kind of man that makes this country great. Intelligence, passion and work ethic ... off the charts.
Steve Huff. Legend.
Chris... you are so correct.
What a story about Charlie's permit eat with Steve. Charlie was a great friend. As always, thanks for preserving the memories!
I watch this interview about once a week...never gets old.
Legendary stories...love this stuff what a trooper . I'd love to fish with Mr Huff
Could listen to him tell stories all day, wish it was longer.
I think most people are sad for these days to be gone, me, I can not get enough of this information. I am going to listen to every one of your episodes. There is so much to learn from them. I only wish I got this bug 40 years ago. I turn 60 this year I have a ton of time to make up.
Now this is my kind of guy. Just listening to him speak the way he does, it’s like I’m surrounded but my Marine Corps brothers.
With that, I think I’ll be “Jerk’n my Merkin” later today. 👍
What great stories relating how the early keys fishing culture was.
What great stories
Thanks Andy and Steve and Nicky...many years of great memories.
I appreciate the natural flow of the interview. No specific time limit etc. Great job
Thanks Peter!
When he tells these stories I play it out in my head like I’m watching a movie. Great episode
What an awesome inaugural podcast. You brought us more than flies and knots but the heart!
Thanks! Steve is an incredible human. Love being in his presence!
Heard a Steve Huff reference the other day and it made me watch episode 1 again. I think i enjoyed it even more this time. Thanks again guys.
Andy & Nicky you hit a home run with that interview. arguably one of the best light tackle saltwater angler/guides and another great one from Miami. Really insightful listening to his experiences. Thank you.
Brilliant podcast. It's all about the spirit! Thanks to the three of you!
Listening to his stories just doesn’t get old. Looking forward to future episodes!
No they do not. Thanks for listening!
The best. Thanks for sharing.
of course. Thanks for listening!
This is such a great episode! Thanks guys!
Thanks Chris! Glad you enjoyed!
These are the best stories from the most amazing people. This is an opportunity to hear from the very best in the sport! Amazing! Keep it up!
Thanks Jeff! Really glad you enjoyed the episode!
Especially now
Awesome interview, grew up hearing stories of the legendary days. My father spent 70 days a year with capt Bus Bergman. Such an excellent hobby to pursue.
Incredible!
Great podcast! What a LEGEND!!
Great podcast , i think its Great that your recording these interviews with the legends of our sport , hearing fishing stories from the past is so cool , the thought of being dragged through the water by a Tarpon Blows my mind , I have seen how the sharks home in on Tarpon , Wow , and to be hooked to a poon for that amount of time , just Incredible .
Seems like a great guy!
One of my favorite ! So good to hear these stories!
Amazing! Great stories and insights.
Awesome!!!
I met Mr. Huff Mangrove Outfitters. He is a legend.
Thanks so much! Steve is truly a great person.
He's the Greatest!
Pure gold.
Knew you'd like this one, Ted!
Great stuff! 10 lb bones and 7 permit in a day.
I know you guys are fans and owners of Hell’s Bay skiffs:). How’bout a podcast w cofounders Chris M., Hal C. and Flip P.?? Might have a hard time tracking down Chris M....
Around 1:20 the movie Tarpon was discussed. Is it available?
It is but it's hard to find. You might be able to find it on Amazon. It's pure gold!
@@millhousepodcast you tube has it
Just wow.
7 permit in one day!
Unbelievable right?
@@millhousepodcast Sandy confirmed it! He wrote that they "caught 5 on several occasions and probably a dozen triples."
I'm dying to know why harry spear has not been on here yet!
Grand Slam release mandate in all of Belize right now. Florida?
The big bones are all about gone
The giants are gone, still some big bones out there but not many you can find easily.
So what do you think happens to the bones when they reach 8 lbs they just don’t stoop growing or do you think the food source that made the big bones is gone
Legend!