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Gretchen, Al, and Jeremy have a meandering and personal chat about fly tying, living in Idaho, leaving the corporate world behind without remorse, and peanut brittle.

National Geographic's Life Below Zero stars Erik and Martha Mae Salitan own Talarik Creek Lodge, Hobo Fly Fishing is proud to announce they have joined our lineup! This young couple lives off the land in Alaska year round and understand the backcountry like few people ever have.

Veteran trout guide and superb angler JD Miller shares his thoughts about catching trout on a dry fly, based on a lifetime of experience fishing such famed waters as the North Platte, and Henry's Fork.

Every year in Idaho, fly anglers match wits and muscle by casting and swinging a fly in the hopes of connecting with a marvel of nature, a sea-run rainbow trout known as the steelhead. These fish are born high in the backcountry in Idaho’s mountains before flushing to the sea as smolts and eventually returning as adults. Since he was 13 years old, Brent Sawyer has chased these giants up and down the wild salmon river. Brent opens up on this week’s Hobo Fly Fishing podcast with thoughts and experiences that only come from an angler with 30 years under his wading belt fishing for these backcountry brutes. When we listen to Brent, we learn new things. You will too, so make sure to listen to the entire podcast as Brent throws a few bones of wisdom that you won’t find in a cookie-cutter book about how to catch a steelhead.

Before the internet and its legions of wannabe fly fishing legends, before $1,200 graphite rods, $700 reels, $100 lines and $15 leaders, before $300 polarized fashion sunglasses, before cell phones, before blogs, Go Pros, fly fishing videos, pro staffers and the fly fishing industry's official uniform of technical wear, there was a man in blue jeans and a work shirt with a fiberglass fly rod discovering a new world ..the new world of fly fishing the saltwater flats. Stay tuned for our weekly podcast. The Hobo Fly Fishing team was speechless as he shared his experiences of casting a fly in the new world.