Like steelhead camp in your car, with host Richard Harrington
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWilderness |
This week I'm talking with Michael Papais. We have a great chat about family camping trips, Great Lake small mouth, information overload in spey, tying in hand and materials, beer, kids, winter water, knots, moderating the Spey Pages, and so much mor... more
This week I'm speaking with David Mcllvaney. We had a great discussion about Prime Ministers and canoes, aesthetic stimulation, working in Southeast Asia, cabin life and Mexico, discovering fly fishing at 50, Iceland, writing, squirrels and muskies, ... more
Today I'm talking with Wes Telyea of Snoqualmie Rod Company and we have a fantastic and broad conversation. We talk about him fishing as a kid and his grandfather, rod building, being a part of an ecosystem, cougars(not that kind), career changes, re... more
I got the chance to talk to Kevin Feenstra this week and we had a great talk. Listen in as we discuss fishing as a kid, jumping into spey rods and steelhead, fly tying and sculpin, the Muskegon, photography, dogs and kids, his books, and the ever imp... more
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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!
My favorite podcast in the Steelhead world.
Happy to have found this on spey pages when Rick gave an overview of what he does off the water. Great guests. Great topics. Maine fisheries need some help. Enjoy hearing the different perspectives on the show.
Apple Podcasts | #248 | Canada/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #83 | Italy/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #176 | France/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #122 | Finland/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #144 | Sweden/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #167 | Denmark/Sports/Wilderness |
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