I’m always seeking ways to enrich our fly fishing experiences, whether it’s through finding the perfect spot with AI or learning new techniques to land that trophy trout.
Thanks for Andy Shroyer from Middlefork Fly for this remarkable post!
One of my favorite resources is fly fishing podcasts—they’re perfect for long drives to the river, tying flies at the bench, or simply immersing yourself in the sport’s culture. In 2025, the fly fishing podcast landscape is vibrant, offering a mix of education, inspiration, and storytelling. Let’s dive into the updated list of the best fly fishing podcasts for 2025—grab your earbuds and get ready to be inspired!
1. The Orvis Fly Fishing Guide Podcast
Hosted by fly fishing icon Fly Fisherman Tom Rosenbauer, this podcast remains a cornerstone for anglers of all levels. With episodes dating back to 2008 and new ones released weekly in 2025, Tom covers a wide range of topics, from winter fishing strategies to answering listener questions in his “Fly Box” segment. Recent episodes have explored dubbing techniques and fishing for rainbow trout, offering practical tips to elevate your skills. The podcast’s focus on education, rather than direct sales, makes it a perfect fit for my list, aligning with my mission to help my audience become better anglers.
- Website: howtoflyfish.orvis.com
2. Anchored with April Vokey
April Vokey, a British Columbia-based fly fishing guide, hosts this podcast that delves into the lives of influential figures in the fly fishing world. In 2025, Anchored continues to deliver intimate, face-to-face interviews that uncover never-before-heard stories, focusing on topics like fish handling and the challenges of being a guide. April’s storytelling approach offers a deep dive into the culture and history of fly fishing, making it a must-listen for those who love the sport’s human side. Since the podcast doesn’t sell gear, it complements Middleforkfly.com by providing inspiration without competition.
- Website: aprilvokey.com/anchored
3. SoFly Podcast
The SoFly Podcast, hosted by Aldo and Alex, is a gem for fly fishers who enjoy a mix of humor, storytelling, and practical advice. Based in Canada, this podcast has been running since 2015 and continues to release episodes in 2025, covering topics like fly fishing for bass, trout, and salmon, as well as gear reviews and travel stories. What I love about SoFly is its laidback vibe—Aldo and Alex feel like friends sharing their passion for the sport, often diving into the nuances of fly fishing culture in Canada and beyond. The podcast doesn’t sell gear or run an e-commerce store, making it a great addition to my list that aligns with my focus on community and education.
- Website: sofly.ca
4. The Itinerant Angler
Zach Matthews, an outdoor writer and Southeast Field Editor for Fly Fisherman magazine, hosts this podcast, which has been a staple since 2006. In 2025, The Itinerant Angler continues to offer structured yet conversational interviews on diverse topics, from how fly lines are made to taking better fish photos. Zach’s episodes provide a refreshing break from purely technical talk, focusing on the broader aspects of fly fishing. Since the podcast doesn’t sell products, it’s a perfect fit for my list, offering educational content that my audience can enjoy.
- Website: theitinerantangler.com
5. Wet Fly Swing Fly Fishing Podcast
Dave Stewart hosts this podcast, featuring in-depth interviews with fly fishing legends like Kelly Galloup and Tom Rosenbauer. In 2025, Wet Fly Swing continues to explore techniques (e.g., mending) and personal journeys, helping listeners relax and enjoy their time on the water. Dave’s relatable tone makes you feel like you’re on a fishing trip with friends, which aligns with the community vibe I’m building through my “Fly Fishing Fridays” campaign. The podcast doesn’t run an e-commerce store, so it complements my business by providing valuable insights.
- Website: wetflyswing.com
6. Untangled: Fly Fishing For Everyone
Hosted by Spencer Durrant under Ventures Fly Co., Untangled answers user-submitted questions to help anglers grow in the sport. In 2025, the podcast continues its semi-weekly releases, with recent episodes covering topics like fishing riffles and understanding rainbow trout behavior. While Ventures Fly Co. offers educational resources, the podcast itself focuses on learning rather than selling gear, making it a great addition to my list. It’s ideal for beginners and seasoned anglers alike, offering practical tips without competing with Middleforkfly.com.
- Website: venturesflyco.com
7. Troutbitten
Domenick Swentosky and his crew of fly fishing gurus host Troutbitten, which launched in 2021 and remains a top podcast in 2025. The show alternates between free-form discussions on tactics and ethics and focused “skills series” on specific techniques, providing both variety and depth. I love how Troutbitten emphasizes fishing for wild trout in wild places, resonating with my audience’s love for adventure. Since the podcast doesn’t sell gear, it’s a great fit, offering inspiration and education without competition.
- Website: troutbitten.com
8. The Barbless.co Fly Fishing Podcast
Hogan Brown, a guide and innovator, hosts this podcast with a rotating crew, exploring the passions, stories, and innovations in fly fishing. In 2025, The Barbless.co continues to deliver a mix of humor and wisdom, covering topics from conservation to music playlists for fishing trips. The podcast’s focus on culture and community makes it a great listen for those who want to connect with the broader fly fishing world, and since it doesn’t sell products, it complements Middleforkfly.com’s offerings.
- Website: barbless.co
9. Fly Fishing Journeys
Rob Giannino, a passionate angler who travels the Fly Fishing Show circuit, hosts this podcast, interviewing top names in the industry. In 2025, Fly Fishing Journeys continues to share stories and insights from Rob’s global fishing adventures, offering a glimpse into what goes on behind the scenes of a podcast (like preparation and editing). I appreciate Rob’s focus on education and inspiration, and since the podcast doesn’t sell gear, it encourages my audience to explore new destinations without competing with my business.
- Website: flyfishingjourneys.com
10. The Fly Fishing Consultant Podcast
Rob Snowhite, an urban fly fishing guide, hosts this long-running podcast, delivering education in a laidback, non-technical format. In 2025, Rob continues to share strategies for trout, steelhead, and bass, along with lifestyle topics, making it perfect for both beginners and experts. His storytelling approach and biology background add depth to each episode, and since the podcast doesn’t sell gear, it’s a great fit, offering insights that my audience can apply on their next trip.
- Website: robsnowhite.com
Why These Podcasts Are Perfect for Middleforkfly.com Readers
I selected these podcasts because they focus on education, inspiration, and storytelling—values that align with my mission at Middleforkfly.com.
Whether you’re looking for technical tips from Tom Rosenbauer, cultural insights from April Vokey, or a laidback Nutty Canadian perspective from SoFly, there’s something here for everyone.
Listening to these podcasts can enhance your fly fishing experience, but having the right gear is just as important. At Middleforkfly.com, we offer everything you need for your next trip, from durable waders (with a warranty I stand behind, unlike my recent Simms experience) to hand-tied flies that match the hatches you’ll hear about in these episodes. Check out our latest collection, and join our “Fly Fishing Fridays” campaign by sharing your podcast-inspired fishing adventures with #MiddleforkFlyFishing.
Final Thoughts
Fly fishing podcasts are a fantastic way to stay connected to the sport, whether you’re on the road, at the vise, or just dreaming of your next cast. This updated list of the top 10 fly fishing podcasts for 2025 offers a mix of education, inspiration, and entertainment, helping you deepen your love for fly fishing. So, tune in, learn something new, and let Middleforkfly.com equip you for your next adventure on the water. Tight lines, and happy listening!