Fly Fish Food Shop Talk Podcast

In this episode of the Fly Fish Food Podcast, we're joined by the team from Winston Fly Rods to talk about one of the most iconic names in fly fishing. From their handcrafted rods and rich history to the technology and design philosophy behind thier latest models, we dive deep inot what makes a Winston rod unique. 
We discuss rod actions, shooding the right rod for different fishing situations, the evolution of fly rod design, and what goes into building a premium fly rod that anglers trus around the world. Whether you're a long time Winston fan or sumply looking to learn more about fly rods, this conversation is packed with insights for every angler.

Spencer Higa and Lance Egan sit down with Phil Tuttle and discuss fly fishing films, fly fishing adventures and what he is currently doing in the fly fishing inudstry.
Phil Tuttle is more than an accomplished fly angler- he's a passionate fly fishing filmmaker,story teller and educator who has inspired anglers around the world. Whether he's behind the camera capturing incredible moments on the water or sharing techniques that help anglers improve, Phil's love for fly fishing shines through in everything he does. Known for his crativity, attention to detail, and dedication to the sport, Phil has helped showcase the adventure, beauty and excitement that make fly fishing so special. His work continues to inspire anglers to explore new waters, learn new skills and appreciate the jouney as much as the fish.

Gilbert Rowley is one of the most respected educators, filmmakers, and content creators in modern fly fishing. A Utah native, Gilbert earned a degree in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences from Utah State University and has spent decades combining his passion for fishing, entomology, photography, and storytelling.
He first gained recognition through instructional fly tying and fishing videos, eventually launching Fly Tying 123 and later building a career as a professional filmmaker through Capture Adventure Media. His work has helped millions of anglers learn everything from fly selection and insect behavior to advanced nymphing techniques.
Gilbert is perhaps best known for producing the acclaimed Modern Nymphing films alongside Devin Olsen and Lance Egan. These films helped introduce European-style nymphing techniques to a wider audience and influenced a generation of trout anglers.
Beyond instruction, Gilbert has become one of fly fishing's premier storytellers. His films, including Caddis Magic and the popular Buffet series, blend education, adventure, and cinematography, showcasing fisheries across North America and around the world. He has filmed and fished in destinations ranging from Belize and Costa Rica to Canada and throughout the western United States.
Today, Gilbert continues to create content focused on helping anglers "crack the code" of fly fishing through observation, understanding aquatic insects, reading water, and making better decisions on the river. His ability to simplify complex topics while inspiring anglers to explore new waters has made him one of the most influential voices in the sport.

In this episode, I'm joined by my good friend Chauncey Goodrich to discuss an incredible organization he co-founded called Fishing For The Fight. We dive into the mission behind the charity and how they are providing vital funding to support cancer patients, along with a look at the event itself. Huge shout-out to Nardo and Kapp for all the work they've put into this! Be sure to listen in to learn more about how this community is making a real difference.