Angler's Entomology Podcast

Angler's Entomology Podcast


Latest Episodes

Episode 50: Bibios
September 08, 2022

Bibios, Heather Flies, Hawthorn Flies, Blossom Flies, Love Bugs - you name it. An interesting critter that .. for some reason seems more popular in Europe rather than the US. Whazzup with that?

Episode 49? Quill Gordon
July 24, 2022

Hey all - all about Quill Gordons and Theodore Gordon. Hope you enjoy it!

Episode 47: Butterflies and Moths
May 15, 2022

Hey Folks, I'm back! And here with an episode mostly about moths. Yep. Moths as they relate to fly fishing. Check it out, I think you will be surprised.

Episode 46: Blue Winged Olives
June 19, 2021

Hi folks! Sorry for the delay, but we're back in the saddle with an episode about Blue Winged Olives ... which are kind of complicated and confusing - but I make it 100% clear. I think. I hope.

Episode 45: Garden Hackle and San Juan Worms
March 10, 2021

Hey folks - yep - worms. Surprisingly interesting and entertaining even if the patterns are pretty mundane. That said, don't forget to check out the blog to see the patterns I've posted.

Episode 44: Cicadas and Leafhoppers: Plus bonus interview
September 08, 2020

Today we'll talk about cicadas and leafhoppers - plus we'll have a bonus interview with Charles Card - a guide on Utah's Green River - talking about the fun cicada "hatch" on that river. To learn mor

Episode 43: Zebra Caddis
June 24, 2020

An episode all about the Zebra Caddis - aka the Alderfly.  Of course with historical diversions along the way.  

Episode 42: Breathing Underwater
April 12, 2020

How insects breathe underwater ... and more importantly, how we can imitate that.  Which I have to admit, I got a little carried away with.  This is probably my geekiest episode.  So if you want to get to the fly fishing part - jump to...

Episode 40: Crayfish
March 09, 2020

Everything you could have possibly wanted to know about crayfish.  Maybe.   As well as the mysterious story around Selene's Sure Bet. 

Episode 39: Golden Stones
December 28, 2019

For the purposes of this podcast, the critters I'm talking about are the tiger striped nymphs that fall in the stonefly families Perlidae and Perlodidae.  Enjoy!