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Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast

The Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast focuses on education and the lifestyle surrounding fly fishing. Hosted by Rob Snowhite, a well-known urban fly fishing guide and fly tier based in Northern Virginia and Washington D.C., this podcast offers a relaxed, non-technical perspective on fly fishing suitable for both beginner and seasoned anglers. Rob"s humor, along with his background in biology and extensive knowledge of nature and fishing, sets this show apart. And indeed, Snowhite is Rob"s actual last

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51:34

Meteorologist Matthew Cappucci

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2022/02/02

Matthew Cappucci is a Washington D.C. based meteorologist. He currently works for The Capital Weather Gang, Fox5 Morning News, MyRadar, and WAMU 88.5 FM. Matthew travels the world chasing bucket list weather events and anomalies. Rob invited Matthew on the show to discuss his life as a storm chasing scientist and how the changing climate is creating more chaotic weather for everyone. Weather is always a factor for all anglers and crazy weather is causing a lot of detrimental effects on our fishing

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The Anonymous "Salmon River Newbie"

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2022/01/20

Rob normally has a rapport with his interviewees. People he met along the way at shows, events, on the water, or friends from back in the day. This episode is an exception. Rob has no idea what the Salmon River Newbie (SRN) looks or sounds like. At this point all we know is he posts pictures to Instagram with exceptional fish. This podcast was recorded without video and SRN's voice was altered with a new zoom feature to keep his identity anonymous, This episode is based on the Salmon River but is

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69:56

End Of 2021 Steelhead Road Trip

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/12/30

2021 was an awful year for numerous reasons. Rob wanted to end the year on a high note and decided swinging flies for steelhead in cold rain and snow would be ideal. Follow Rob's journey from balmy Northern Virginia to the snow covered river banks of New York's famed Salmon River. Rob stays in some posh digs and bumps into some old friends. Listen to the packing list and weather forecasts as Rob documents his getaway. The therapeutic qualities of flowing water and methodical swinging of flies have

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96:43

Ken Tanaka | Wish 4 Fish

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/12/19

Ken Tanaka travels the planet in search of trips of a lifetime. His background in multimedia has allowed Ken document his journey in film and photograph. If there is one angler that is the antipode of the traditional/old school fly angler. He wears avant-garde colored and patterned clothes, flat billed hats, and he poses with rods on his shoulder. This is Ken’s turn to tell his story about life as a fly angler. If. you take one thing from this episode - never ever underestimate the water. You can

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84:18

Inshore Coastal Carolina With Capt Gordon

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/12/01

Capt gordon has been a fixture in online forums and social media since their inception. Rob has been following his career for several years watching him fish, teach, galavant, and live a coastal Carolina life. Its Gordon’s turn to tell his story. You can purchase his book on Amazon. This episode is full of information on fishing the surf to poling boats in the flooded grasses. The fish you expect to catch and those that you don't. The conversation of eating lizardfish that you have always wanted to

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Blue Lines & Brook Trout With Herbert

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2021/11/14

A few weeks ago the weather was perfect as summer turned to fall. Rob decided to grab his brook trout fly fishing equipment, some camping gear, a few supplies, and head due west on I66. The destination was Herbert Hoover's Camp Rapidan. These historic waters are where Rob learned to fly fishing for brook trout in the 80's. This is the first time Rob has fished this stream in twenty years. Join Rob as he camps and fishes in the mountains of Virginia. Visit WaypointTV for a podcast episode all about

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99:18

Jonathan Farmer | Alaskan Steelhead On The Fly

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/10/26

Rob stumbled upon artist Jonathan Farmer while looking how to tie intruder flies on the OPST YouTube page. He was articulate in the well-done videos and his patterns didn’t require exotic materials or require skill levels beyond Rob’s capabilities. Rob and Producer Jason fished Jonathan’s Graboid flies two years ago for Great Lakes steelhead and the fish ate them all. Its Jonathan’s turn in the hot seat to tell us about his life as a fly tier in Alaska and the life he lives in an active geological

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96:18

Grant Alvis | Hydrilla Gorillas

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/10/04

We start off with a Salmon River New York fall season prediction with Dirty Bill before the main interview. Grant Alvis would rather be driving a boat. When he’s not driving a UPS truck he’s fishing. His criteria: the species does not always matter as long as the fish are big and he can sight cast to them. Rob checks in with Grant to see how he learned to catch snakeheads over and over, the flies he uses, and the crazy thing's he has seen snakehead do. They discuss ethics of bow hunting for native

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113:51

Misty Dhillon's Himalayas & The Powers Of Travel

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/09/23

This is Misty's second appearance on the show. The first was hastily recorded a few years back in a bar. This time Rob invited Misty down to Northern Virginia to sight cast for snakehead, have lunch, and record his story. Rob started recording mid way through lunch so you wouldn't miss the amazing stories, this section will start mid story so you may be a bit confused. Misty has been described as the world's leading authority on fly fishing for Mahseer. He tells us how he learned about the fish and

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68:47

Kelly Murray-Stoker | The Caddisfly Collective

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/09/13

Rob was recently scrolling through Twitter and came across The Caddis Fly Collective account. He immediately e-mailed the Collective to invite] them on the podcast to discuss all things caddis. This week we are joined by Kelly Murray-Stoker, a PhD student at the University of Toronto in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. (Rob was expecting a Canadien accent on the other line). Her advisor on this and other projects is Dr. Shannon McCauley. We get the definitive answer to the effects

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John Bilotta | Two-Handed Rods And Permit From The Dock

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/09/05

John Bilotta is the Guest Fishing Director at El Pescador Lodge, a Fly Fishers International (FFI) Master Casting Instructor, FFI Two-Handed Master Casting Instructor, and a founding member of the Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders. He splits his time between Belize and Connecticut. John’s daughter Gabby introduces her dad as he tells stories from his life in fly fishing. Produced by Jason Reif WaypointTV Urban Lines Film Trailer Featuring Rob and John Support This Podcast Learn more about your ad

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98:23

Andy Mill | Florida Keys Fly Fishing Tournaments

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/08/26

Rob wanted an episode about the history and culture of fly fishing tournaments in the Florida Keys. There was a search for the most informed person to discuss this topic. The search led to the all time tarpon tournament champion, Andy Mill. Andy grew up in Colorado and was a champion down hill skier before hanging up his skis for a career in broadcasting and television. His passion for tarpon is so big it fills a book. Rob catches up with Andy as he prepares for Colorado elk season in

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54:06

Iridescence In Nature Part 2 - Fly Tying

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/08/20

Part two of iridescence in nature is about natural and synthetic iridescent fly tying materials. This episode covers different iridescent terms used in fly tying, the history of synthetic iridescence, natural and synthetic materials, and the flies that use them. Some flies are tied with a minimal amount of flash while others may be completely made of flash. Are these flies meant to blend in or stand out in the water? Do fish care? What about anglers that stress over their flies and what goes into

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106:48

Bill Skilton & The Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Museum

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/08/05

Bill Skilton grew up in Pennsylvania's Cumberland Valley surrounded by spring creeks and inquisitive anglers. Rob first met Bill in 2000 at the Fly Fishing Show at the University of Maryland and they finally had a chance to sit down together to discuss Bill's life in fishing. Rob considers Bill his fly tying mentor and they have maintained a relationship for over two decades. This episode is recorded at The Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Museum Association. Bill tells stories from his childhood in the

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99:04

Iridescence In Nature Part 1

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/07/26

This episode is dedicated to iridescence in nature. Rob set out to explain why some fly tying materials reflect light and why others do not. This is the result. This phenomenon of color is not created by pigments, it is created by physical structures. No organism has an iridescent color and you will find out why. Rob explains the science behind iridescence and where you can see this gift from the natural world. Part 2 will be dedicated to synthetic iridescence and the use of iridescent fly tying

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2021 Mid Atlantic Brood X Cicadas

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/06/29

Seventeen years ago Rob was a newlywed, teaching high school, driving a two door car, and living in an apartment in the Court House neighborhood of Arlington, Va. A lot has changed since the last emergence. Rob and his family live in Rutherford, Virginia. The neighborhood was a dairy farm until the middle part of last century. The neighborhood was established in the early 1960s. Not much has changed with the local environment since the past three emergences. In small world trivia Dan Davala's wife's

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A Day On The Farm | Rose River Farm

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/06/10

What do you do when you are invited to fish private trout water? Rob started tying flies and packing bags before he hung up the phone. This is his first road trip outside of the D.C. Metro area since October 2020. This episode features Rob and some friends on a hot Saturday with an entire stream to themselves. Rob breaks down the gear he packed, fly patterns chosen vs those fished, and just how tiring a good day of trout fishing can be. Contact Rose River Farm for more information on booking a rod

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Casey Rolig of BUFF

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/06/03

Casey has a streamlined career in fly fishing that would make anyone with aspirations in the industry jealous. He is currently employed with Buff USA. We start his story in Michigan and end up in California where we learn about the history of the original multi-functional, seamless, tubular neck gator headwear product. Casey describes his minimalistic approach to fly fishing for stripers on the west coast which includes a disdain for waders. Produced by Freestone Productions Rob's Link To SoloStove

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Tom Rowland's Life In Fishing

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/05/24

Tom Rowland joins this episode to discuss his life in fishing. We learn history of trout fishing out west to the flats of the Florida Keys with a brief stop in the Caymans. Tom has lived a life full of fishing. This is his chance to tell fish stories with Rob as they discuss if the good old days of the keys are just stories told by lackadaisical old men, and where things are today compared to what they could be in the future. Brought to you by our local friends at Ayoba Foods and their new line of

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Mid-Atlantic Stripers With Evan Dintaman

Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast ·

2021/05/15

Evan Dintaman is a landscape architect that works on designing school campuses across the country. He has lived in DC area for almost 9 years and currently resides with his wife in Maryland. He fishes over 150 days a year. This episode is all about targeting striped bass from New Jersey to Virginia. Evan talks about his fishless time in New Zealand to finding the best burger in Pennsylvania, where to find stripers, striped bass conservation, and a bit of baitfish talk. Produced By Jason Reif Solo

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