
Tired of overcrowded water? In love with catching wild fish in wild places? Addicted to exploration? Awed by the rugged beauty of nature? Then this is the podcast for you.We aim to build a library that covers everything related to fly fishing in the backcountry--tactics, flies, gear, survival skills, hiking, weather, outdoor hazards, navigation, camping, ecology, and much more.Whether you're a har... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | a year ago |
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Season 4 of The Backcountry Fly Fishing Podcast comes to a close, but the conversation doesn’t stop here. In this final episode, Ross reflects on the BCFF Podcast journey so far—and turns to one of the most important conservation issues facing our pu... more
As summer gives way to fall, backcountry anglers face one of the trickiest transitions of the year: turnover season. Weather gets funky, waters cool, insect activity changes, and spawning begins to influence behavior.
In this episode of The Backcoun... more
Some places are so wild and remote they feel almost untouched. In northern British Columbia, just outside the vast Muskwa-Kechika Management Area, that kind of wilderness still exists. And it’s here that Urs and Daniel Schildnecht built Northern Rock... more
The backcountry demands more from both anglers and their equipment. When every ounce matters and every mile is earned, the right gear can make the difference between a long, grueling slog and a trip you’ll never forget.
In this episode, Ross sits do... more
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This is a very professional show, Ross is a natural at podcasting, his easy manner is very relatable. I am a terrible fly fisherman and this has inspired me to hit the rivers and Lakes. This is also a great podcast for anyone that hikes in remote areas.
I’ve enjoyed the podcast quite a bit. The host is very authentic as well as knowledgeable. What drove me to leave a positive review was his stance on being an engaged citizen in protecting our lands from governmental overreach. Anyone who uses their platform to promote positive change and engagement should be supported.
Really loving this podcast. I know much of the content is backcountry, as it should be… But the information you get from this podcast can be used anywhere. Even at a river or stream 50 yards away from the truck. This guy gives information that is applicable to all fly fisherman. In a world where it’s hard to find good, simple fly fishing podcasts, this guy nails it. Give him a chance, you won’t be disappointed!
There is no b.s., just information to help you become a better angler.
New favorite podcast. Ross reaches into a BAG of personal backcountry fishing knowledge and slings it with the vibe and energy of a favorite HS science teacher.
Show is stacked with technicals and practical tips. Guys a stud. Share this show around with your fishing buddies.
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This podcast centers on the passion for backcountry fly fishing, exploring not only the techniques and tactics but also the deep connection to nature and the wilderness. Topics frequently discussed include detailed fishing strategies, gear recommendations, ethical considerations in fishing, and the importance of personal growth through outdoor experiences. The host's engaging storytelling often relates personal adventures, environmental sustainability, and political issues affecting public lands, allowing listeners to connect emotionally with both the sport and the natural world. Unique content features interviews with guests from the fishing community, sharing diverse insights from their experiences in remote fishing locations.
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