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Seven Tips for Still Water Fly Fishing
Published July 15, 2010
A longer rod and a longer leader are a good start... Tom goes into great detail on how to catch more fish on lakes and ponds.
Tom's Ten Tips For When There's No Hatch to Match
Published July 9, 2010
What do you do when you can't match the hatch and no one on the water is catching any fish? Tom tells you the things he does that may help you, too.
Also, we have a new iPhone app coming out soon... Tom reviews the features.
Trout Unlimted's CEO Chris Wood takes Your Questions
Published July 2, 2010
Tom sits down with the new CEO of Trout Unlimited, Chris Wood and asks him questions posted to him by fans of our Facebook page at www.orvis.com/facebook.
A GREAT interview addressing the future of TU, getting more people into the sport and, of course, public access.
Reading the Rise
Published June 16, 2010
What does a splashing rise tell you about how a fish is feeding vs a sipping rise? Do you cast right away to a rising trout? If not, then when? In the most recent episode of The Orvis Fly Fishing Guide Podcast with Tom Rosenbauer, Tom tells you how to read the rise to better gauge and predict a trout's behavior.
Seven Tips on Fly Fishing for Smallmouth Bass
Published June 10, 2010
As water starts to warm up around the country, bass fishing is heating up, too. In the most recent episode of the Orvis Fly Fishing Guide Podcast, Tom gives seven tips on catching more smallmouth bass including his favorite fly.
How Many Fly Rods Do You Really Need?
Published June 2, 2010
So how many fly rods do you really need? What is the perfect all-around rod? Is there such a thing? Tom answers listeners' most frequent questions on choosing a fly rod in the most recent episode of The Orvis Fly Fishing Guide Podcast with Tom Rosenbauer.
Tom's Ten Tips for Saltwater Fly Fishing
Published May 26, 2010
In saltwater fly fishing the fish are bigger, they fight harder and your approach needs to be different. Tom gives ten tips for saltwater fly fishing in this podcast.
Ten Tips for Better Line Control
Published May 21, 2010
Tom thinks even the best casters can sometimes use a little help when it comes to line control. In this podcast he gives his top ten tips for what to do once your line hits the water.
The Dragonslayer: An Interview with Master Fly Tyer Gary Martineau
Published May 13, 2010
In this episode of The Orvis Fly Fishing Guide Podcast, Tom sits down with master fly tyer, Gary Martineau. His fly patterns have been fished all over the world and he shares some of the secrets of fishing his flies to the greatest success in this podcast.
Gary is a lifelong fly fisher, rod builder, and innovative fly tyer whose Heavyweight Stonefly pattern is the best-selling fly ever sold in the 43 year history of The Orvis News. A former research biologist for Vermont Fish & Wildlife, he lives in northern Vermont.
A Detailed Lesson on Nymphing with Dave Perkins
Published May 6, 2010
In this podcast, Tom is joined in our new podcast studio by Dave Perkins, Executive Vice-Chairman of the Orvis Company for a technical and detailed talk on nymph fishing.
The Stealth Podcast
Published April 29, 2010
In this episode, Tom gets sneaky and gives tips on avoiding detection on the water... if you spook fewer fish, you catch more fish... pretty simple. Some good tips in here from color of clothing to the use of indicators.
15 Tips on Early Season Trout Fishing (plus two more)
Published April, 20, 2010
Being early in trout season, Tom wanted to give a few pointers on early season trout fishing... then thought of a few more... then a few more. His list eventually reached 15 tips and as if that were not enough, he added two more suggestions at the end of this podcast. Did he miss any?
Tom's Ten tips on Leaders and Tippets
Published April, 9, 2010
We get more quetions on leaders and tippets than any other topic. Tom picks ten emails he has received and answers your questions in this episode of The Orvis Fly Fishing Guide Podcast.
8 Tips for Fly Fishing with Classic Wet Flies. (and an apology to bamboo afficionados)
Published March, 31, 2010
Attention bamboo rod fanatics: we heard you! Tom responds to some feedback we received on one of our more popular podcasts on bamboo vs graphite and gives eight great tips on fishing classic wet flies... then throws in a bonus tip.
All About Lining your Switch Rod
Published March, 25, 2010
We have had a lot of questions emailed to us and posted on our wall on Facebook regarding how to properly line a switch rod. It's complicated and confuses even those of us who do this for a living. For this podcast, Tom brought in one of the most knowledgeable people in the industry on the subject, Bill Reed, Director of Wholesale for The Orvis Company and our resident line expert. Get a pen and paper and be ready to take notes, there is a TON of information in this podcast.
Tom's Top Ten Tips for Wading Safety
Published March, 16, 2010
Wading can be a relaxing and then sometimes exhilarating experience. It can also be dangerous if you do not follow some simple safety guidelines. Tom gives his top ten wading safety tips in this podcast.
Felt Soles vs Rubber Soles and the Invasive Species Issue
Published March, 5, 2010
Tom gives the Orvis stance on felt sole wading boots, the rubber sole alternative and talks about how to responsibly address the invasive species issue.
Five Random, Unrelated Fly Fishing Tips
Published February 25, 2010
We get a lot of requests for podcasts on topics that only take a few minutes and would not warrant a full episode. So Tom put together five unrelated, small tips into this on podcast.
Bamboo Fly Rods vs. Graphite Fly Rods
Published February 12, 2010
Wow... you guys really wanted this one! We had a whole lot o requests for a podcast on graphite vs bamboo. Tom goes into great detail on the benefits of each and gives us some good bamboo maintenance tips.
Casting into the Wind with Orvis CEO, Perk Perkins
Published January 25, 2010
In Tom's episode on casting into the wind, he was fortunate enough to have Orvis CEO Perk Perkins join him for a lively back and forth on different methods. In this episode, Tom and Perk reference the video below from the DVD entitled "Taming the Wind" featuring Prescott Smith.
Ten Fly Fishing Tips for When you First Get to the Water (but this one goes to 11)
Published January 22, 2010
Here is a great checklist for new fly fishers and veterans for when you first get to a river. Check the temperature, take your time getting into the water and don't be afraid to change your location!
Landing Big Fish from a Boat with Guest Steve Hemkens
Published January 14, 2010
Tom has pulled in another guest for this podcast on landing big fish from a boat. Tom and Steve fish together a lot and tom knows Steve has a lot of technique to share on this topic. This is a fun podcast with a lot of information!
Fly Fishing Tailwaters and "Junk" Flies
Published January 8, 2010
The temperatures in a tailwater and available food make for bigger trout and really good good fly fishing. Tom has some great pointers in this podcast and then answers some questions regarding fishing egg and worm patterns... or what some call "junk" flies. Tom does not agree with that name, and tells us why.
All About Floating Lines with Jim Lepage, VP of Orvis Rod & Tackle
Published December 30, 2009
Tom has been getting requests for a podcast on floating lines. Feeling like he could use a little more education on the subject himself, he called in Jim Lepage, Orvis Vice-President of Rod and Tackle to help address questions on their use and care. Things get really detailed in this podcast... a must-hear for the techies!
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Double Barrel Interviews PRO Outfitters of Helena Montana
Published April 18, 2010
In the most recent episode of Orvis Double Barrel, Brett interviews our good friend, Brandon Boedecker, owner of PRO Outfitters of Helena, MT. They talk about a typical bird hunt in Montana as opposed to other states, what to expect from a wild bird hunt, and the gear to bring on your trip... here's a PRO tip: don't forget to bring a pair of well-broken-in boots!
What to Expect in a European Style Driven Shoot
Published March 26, 2010
In this episode Brett interviews hunting expert and journalist Mark Stone at the IWA Show in Nuremburg Germany about Eurpean driven shoots, what to expect for shots, the different terminology and walks us through what a day might be like on a European driven shoot.
Comparing Side by Side, Over Under and Pump Shotguns
Published March 17, 2010
In this podcast, Bruce and Brett compare and contrast different shotgun types and discuss their benefits in the field. Brett also coins a term for Double Barrel fans and asks for your feedback on it.
Double Barrel Gets All Choked Up
Published March 10, 2010
This episode of Doubole Barrel features discussions on shotgun chokes and what they really mean, shot size- what size is best for different end uses, from the skeet field to goose hunting and patterning your gun.
Double Barrel's Gun Fitting Episode
Published March 2, 2010
Co-host Bruce Bowlen returns to the studio joined by Orvis Gunsmith Jordan Smith and are interviewed by Brett on the importance and techniques of gun fitting.
Talking Turkey with Paul Butski
Published February 17, 2010
In this podcast, Brett interviews Paul Butski, arguably one of the best turkey hunters in the US. Paul and Brett discuss tricks, tips and tactics for turkey hunting, review different calls for beginnerrs and experts, review keys to being successful on the hunt even when you don't bag your quarry as well as a demonstration of what turkey calls should sound like.
Protecting Your Hearing in the Field: An Interview with Perk Perkins, Orvis CEO
Published January 26, 2010
This important episode of Double Barrel may well save your hearing. In it, Orvis CEO Perk Perkins sits down with Brett to talk about how we can protect our hearing from damage as shooters. Perk has lost much of the hearing in one ear due to a lifetime of hunting. In this podcast, you’ll learn how to minimize hearing damage from the sport you love. You may even save your hearing!
Shotgun Maintenance Tips and Stories from the Orvis Gun Room with Orvis Gunsmith Jordan Smith
Published January 19, 2010
In this episode, Brett is joined in the studio by Jordan Smith. Jordan has been the Orvis Gunsmith for 30 years and talks about shotgun maintenance and shares some stories from the legendary Orvis gun room.
Using Trap and Skeet Shooting for Practice in the Field
Published January 8, 2010
How to maximize your time with clays and skeet shooting as practice for being in the field.
Double Barrel's Favorite Duck Recipes
Published November 30, 2009
In this episode of The Double Barrel Brett is joined by VP of Orvis Rod & Tackle and author of The Orvis Guide to Great Sporting Lodge Cuisine, Jim LePage.
Jim and Brett discuss their favorite ways to prepare duck.
Double Barrel: Using Trap and Skeet Shooting as Practice for the Field
Published November 9, 2009
In this episode, Bruce and Brett discuss how to best use your time shooting skeet or clays as practice for the field.
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