Jason Randall – Understanding Trout Behavior For Catching Bigger Fish

Jason Randall is one of the top authorities in fly fishing today. His books include Moving Water, Trout Sense, Feeding Time and Nymph Masters. He is part of the Temple Fork Outfitters National Advisory Team with a focus on the development of nymphing rods.

We sat down at the Atlanta Fly Fishing Show and had a great conversation about trout behavior and how to catch more and bigger fish.
This podcast will give you a better understanding of trout and their habitat. You’ll gain knowledge of their feeding behaviors and patterns. You will learn strategies for targeting and catching bigger fish.

You can find more information about Jason and his writings at:
http://jrflyfishing.com

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This episode is packed with golden nuggets! Bob goes in deep as he shares his passion for a legendary neck of the woods, the Rangeley, Maine area.

Bob was born in NY and grew up in NJ but his heart has always been in Maine. Having a camp on Aziscohos Lake, ME for over 30 years put him the middle of one of the most historic fly fishing regions in the northeast, Rangeley, ME.

We have a great conversation about his novels that portray the Rangeley area in story.

We move into one of the most articulate reviews of the fishing opportunities available to a fly fisher as Bob covers tips and tactics to find and catch large, native Brook Trout in Maine.

We finish by diving into Bob’s wealth of knowledge of fishing literature as he shares some of his top 10 lifetime fly fishing books.

This could not have gone any better. If you like Maine, like Brook Trout or like books, this is your podcast. Please enjoy, subscribe and share with a friend.

Please find Bob’s books and more info on the Rangeley Lakes region here:
http://www.forgottentrout.com

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http://www.theanglingbookstore.com

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As a lifelong photographer, Johnny’s eye for color, texture and design is integrated in all the Fishpond products. In a moving story, Johnny shares with us how his loss of sight in one eye has heightened his awareness and created a deep appreciation of his surroundings.
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This is a conversation we were really looking forward to. We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it…

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