Hello All,

I searched the forum for any history on this topic but the max was one year. Forgive me if this is a re-post.

I'm a big fan of listening to all kinds of podcasts on my smart phone using , and searched for fly fishing and I came across an Orvis Fly Fishing podcast. It looks like the podcast has been going on since 2010.

In anycase, you can find it by searching within the BeyondPod BeyondPod app or finding the podcast via the Orvis website: http://www.orvis.com/s/fly-fishing-guide-podcasts/4047

I found a few other FF podcast out there but they seem to have dropped off since their most current podcast is a few years back.

Let me know what you think. Enjoy!

The open fly is another good podcast but it's not so much an informational tool as the orvis one is

I really like the Orvis podcast, but another good one is "The Itinerant Angler".

You might also check out "ask about flyfishing" inrernet seminares. They have a fantastic lineup of past seminars that can be downloaded into your phone or tablet to listen to on the road. Its only $9 a year and defiantly worth it. They interview the worlds foremost fly fisherman and each seminar is about an hour long.

Yeah the open fly is a great podcast but they mainly focus on conservation issues.

Tom Rosenbauer (Orivs) and Itinerant Angler are both fantastic.


"The fly fishing guide" has some good episodes. A lot of concentration on the local waters around DC. I think he's a biologist so he seems to know his stuff. Has a tendency to go off on tangents about the grateful dead and local micro brews for little longer than called for at times.

Someday Hank Patterson will get his own show.....someday.