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Understanding Aquatic Insects Can Completely Change The Way You Fly Fish 
If you’ve ever wondered why one fly works perfectly on one stretch of river but gets ignored on another, this discussion breaks down how insect behavior, habitat, hatches, and trout feeding patterns all connect beneath the surface.
Anchored Podcast Ep. 285: Jonathan Antunez, What Modern Anglers Forgot
What started as a trip to Yellowstone quickly turned into an obsession with the artistry, history, and mechanics behind fly fishing, eventually leading Jonathan Antunez down a path of studying centuries-old techniques and adapting them to modern waters...
Anchored Podcast Ep. 284: Ben Sippola on Wading in Jandals
Ben Sippola — also known as Benny-Sip — is a New Zealand-based writer whose work is rooted in rivers, fly fishing, and the spaces in between. A former professional footballer turned coach, he’s now the author of books like Wading in Jandals and A River Runs, and a regular contributor to The Fly Fish Journal.
Anchored Podcast Ep. 282: Phil Monahan on a Quick Start Guide to Fly Fishing
Phil Monahan⁠ is a longtime fly-fishing writer, editor, and educator. Phil has spent years translating complex techniques — everything from trout behaviour to knot systems and presentation strategies — into practical, approachable instruction for anglers at every level.
Anchored Podcast Ep. 280: Mikael Frödin on Why You Should Care About Atlantic Salmon
Mikael Frödin⁠ is a renowned fly fisherman, innovator, and fly designer whose influence spans decades of modern salmon and trout fishing. Best known for his pioneering work with tube flies and his analytical approach to fish behaviour, Frödin blends Scandinavian tradition with relentless experimentation.