
Like steelhead camp in your car, with host Richard Harrington
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 168 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesSportsWilderness | |||

I'm talking with Jonny King this week. We dig into his start to fishing and how much Lunkers love nightcrawlers, fishing in the northeast, catadromous eels, his music journey, meeting and fishing with his wife, striper fishing, the evolution of fly t... more
This week I'm joined by Patrick Cook. We discuss his time growing up in Michigan, his brotherly introduction to fly fishing, learning spey, Dette Flies' history and it's upcoming spey event, his own fly tying, Tacoma Tips, and so much more.
On this week's episode I'm talking with Chris Edington of Montana Trout Unlimited. We get to talking about is start to fishing and moving to Montana, drought and climate change, river renewal and dam removal, plans for the Shaw Dam and Alder Creek, f... more
On This week's episode I'm speaking with Aaron and Leah Helfrich of A. Helfrich Outfitters. We talk about there family river history, starting out as swampers, sweep boats, Leah's spey journey and her first time wading, busy rivers and permits, more ... more
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Really enjoyed John McMillana and Nick Chambers, Mia, Scott, Bob Meiser. Keep it going.
The show is perhaps more biographical than topical and the host's interview method is often autobiographical. This means that sharing life stories often outweighs fish stories. I find the self-disclosure approach almost metaphorical of the disposition of the steelheader who care less about possession of fish and more about other things. This robs no passion for steelhead, but it does narrate it with some whimsy and hilarity. One potential critique could be the episodic iteration of the host's a... more
No expectations and a full heart 🙏🏼
I’ve been following Joe since my re-immersion into steelheading. Thoroughly enjoyed the exchange between two artists sharing their love of the outdoors. Found myself making a vow to return to my coastal “teacher” stream, and sharing it with my cousin with whom I share the love for that location. Completely agree with the ultimate importance of the sharing of fishing experiences that is what really is important. So, as much as I would have liked to hear more of Joe’s recollection of the “origi... more
The best podcast you could ask for regarding steelhead and Spey. The information contained in each interview is book worthy!
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The show centers on the culture, craft, and conservation of steelhead and fly fishing, weaving personal origin stories with hands-on gear talk, guiding lore, and regional river histories. Listeners get deep dives into rod building (notably bamboo), spay casting, and the evolving scene around Catskills-style flies, while broader conversations touch on water management, dam removals, and environmental stewardship. A distinctive thread is the blend of practical technique with long-form storytelling that celebrates community, mentors, and the enduring lure of wild rivers. This mix makes it helpful for anglers seeking actionable tips and for sponsors or guests looking to reach a dedicated outdoor audience that values authenticity and environment... more
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Recent guests on The River Rambler include:
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2. Chris Edgington
3. Aaron Helfrich
4. Leah Helfrich
5. Arian Stevens
6. Michael Bray
7. Jason Renfro
8. Jesse Lance Robbins
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