Thanks for everything you guys are doing to keep us all stoked on days where the rivers are chocolate milk, long drives, or evenings at the vise. I wish I had constructive feedback for you, but I couldn't do what you do so keep up the great work!
I just now am getting into fly fishing, and this channel, THIS CHANNEL makes fly fishing feel more social and fun than solitary. At least for me right now as I have no one who does this in Columbus Ohio that I know personally. I need friends. Thanks for doing what you are doing.
Since you are in Columbus, I hope you check out the famed Mad River Outfitters! I am new as well and their TH-cam channel is super helpful. Wish I could go to their store. They might be able to help you find some local groups to link up with
Scottie you made a killer decision to move out there I think. If it's not Blue Line Co. And Wild Fly Productions together I don't want it. My absolute favorite collab. And don't forget my boy Bryant P. 🤙🏼
Its great to hear about all the trips you guys have planned. Can’t wait for the new content. I would love to see you guys at a brewery event in Boise. Payette Brewery or Grand Teton Brewery in Victor, ID.
1:46:34 What distillery should you be coming to... Nikka Whisky Distillery out here in Hokkaido Japan! It's close to my home here in Niseko (easy train ride so we can all drink), there are countless rivers around here that hold trout and char, and their black label whisky has a mascot that kinda look like Adam on the front! What's not to love?! Another great pod. Keep 'em coming!
Always great to hear another podcast and looking forward to a full crew one this summer for fishing tall tales. Music on the outro was loud compared to the volume of your voices. Hope you come back up to Canada soon but Alaska will hold me over for now, lol. Happy Fishing.
Love the pod! The volume is a little inconsistent, possibly with everyone holding their own mics? Nevertheless, love the conversation! Y’all need to check out upper Midwest Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan.
Interesting to hear folks who commonly throw nontraditional fly gear talking junk about mono rigs and tenkara - articulated streamers and sinking lines aren't exactly classic techniques. They're basically fly versions of rapala jointed minnows. Also fly rod and reel prices are ridiculous - I can get a shimano tiagra 80 capable of handling grander marlin for less than the price of these fly rods built for catching 12-20 inch fish.
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Thanks for everything you guys are doing to keep us all stoked on days where the rivers are chocolate milk, long drives, or evenings at the vise. I wish I had constructive feedback for you, but I couldn't do what you do so keep up the great work!
Adam's pretty cool for a Bama guy! He is an accomplished fisherman and is a pretty awesome campfire chef! Go Vols!
COME TO MICHIGAN! I just recently got into fly fishing and I love your videos! Pod cast is awesome!! Keep the podcast going !!!!
I just now am getting into fly fishing, and this channel, THIS CHANNEL makes fly fishing feel more social and fun than solitary. At least for me right now as I have no one who does this in Columbus Ohio that I know personally. I need friends. Thanks for doing what you are doing.
Since you are in Columbus, I hope you check out the famed Mad River Outfitters! I am new as well and their TH-cam channel is super helpful. Wish I could go to their store. They might be able to help you find some local groups to link up with
Scottie you made a killer decision to move out there I think. If it's not Blue Line Co. And Wild Fly Productions together I don't want it. My absolute favorite collab. And don't forget my boy Bryant P. 🤙🏼
Its great to hear about all the trips you guys have planned. Can’t wait for the new content. I would love to see you guys at a brewery event in Boise. Payette Brewery or Grand Teton Brewery in Victor, ID.
Definitely need to call the hotdog compilation “ Only Franks”
Love listening to your podcasts. Such a chill environment and of course talking fly fishing. Please keep doing these more often.
Love to see y’all in OKC! Fly fishing scene is getting huge here! Plus y’all can finally see the rodeo Steven talked about😂
I love fishing for native fish. Been going after gila trout lately and its been a blast.
1:46:34 What distillery should you be coming to... Nikka Whisky Distillery out here in Hokkaido Japan! It's close to my home here in Niseko (easy train ride so we can all drink), there are countless rivers around here that hold trout and char, and their black label whisky has a mascot that kinda look like Adam on the front! What's not to love?!
Another great pod. Keep 'em coming!
Always great to hear another podcast and looking forward to a full crew one this summer for fishing tall tales. Music on the outro was loud compared to the volume of your voices. Hope you come back up to Canada soon but Alaska will hold me over for now, lol. Happy Fishing.
Adam and I have the same couch lol. Love the pod, hope to see/hear them on the reg!
Welcome to Utah man! Keep up the great content 👍
Awesome podcast! You all should hit up Jim Dandy Brewing in Pocatello, Idaho!
Great stuff fellas!
Great podcast, can't wait for more! Outro music was a bit loud though.
Love the pod! The volume is a little inconsistent, possibly with everyone holding their own mics?
Nevertheless, love the conversation! Y’all need to check out upper Midwest Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan.
Drop by Seattle, Bellingham, or OlympiA in Washington state!
Come through to Boise, ID!
Edge rods by Gary Loomis are American made and direct to consumers. He’s the creator of G loomis.
Pittsburgh would be a great spot for a meet up
No point in doing something with your life you don’t like doing
Smallmouth do not cross state lines - we have none in Alabama, only TN.
AMB!
Interesting to hear folks who commonly throw nontraditional fly gear talking junk about mono rigs and tenkara - articulated streamers and sinking lines aren't exactly classic techniques. They're basically fly versions of rapala jointed minnows. Also fly rod and reel prices are ridiculous - I can get a shimano tiagra 80 capable of handling grander marlin for less than the price of these fly rods built for catching 12-20 inch fish.
I want to know the context behind "the big dumb one"
Reddit, search under the FlyFishingCircleJerk subreddit for WIldFly and you will find the comment.