Anchored Ep. 203: Larry Dahlberg’s Diver, Thermocline, Water Temperature
Larry shares his vast angling knowledge, how to fish the thermocline, and so much more. Tune in now!
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Anchored Ep. 202: Steve Ramirez on Casting Forward
Steve Ramirez is a writer, educator, master naturalist, philosopher, and outdoor adventurer. Tune in to be inspired!
Anchored Ep. 201: Marcelo Pérez on Fly Fishing in Bolivia
Marcelo and April discuss the behaviour of golden dorado, what it’s like fishing in the jungle, and more!
Anchored Ep. 200: Marina Gibson on a Passion for Teaching
Marina and April discuss finding a home base, starting a career in fishing and why it can be so exhausting.
Anchored Ep. 199: Rob Smith on Stripers and the Chattahoochee
Rob shares how he went from game warden to landscaper to fishing guide, fishing for stripers, musky, trout and more!
Anchored Ep. 198: Fishing for Steelhead with Mia and Marty Sheppard
Fishing out bad casts, the colour red, how steelhead use their mouths to feel, holding soft loops, and more!
Anchored Ep. 197: Fishing Australia’s Snowy Mountains with Mickey Finn
Mickey Finn opens up about brown trout, using UV in flies, his anxiety, building rafts, and more.
Anchored Ep. 196: Ryan Heitz, Behind the Fly Shop Counter
April sits down with Ryan to ask about the evolution of fly gear, the Internet, angler mentality, techniques and more.
Anchored Ep. 195: Writing and Tying Flies with Skip Morris
Skip Morris is quite literally the guy who wrote the book about fly tying. Don’t miss this interview on Anchored!
Anchored Ep. 194: Dr. Max Holmes, Science on the Fly
Dr. Max Holmes shares how science and fly fishers have been teaming up in the name of science.
Anchored Ep. 193: Heather Hodson of United Women on the Fly
Heather shares how she started fly fishing, her passion for education, and her thoughts on inclusion.
Anchored Ep. 192: Carl and Kathryn Martens, Failing Forward with Aventuron
Carl and Kathryn Martens share their story about diving into retail and how things aren’t always as they appear.
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