What Is My Livestream Setup?

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Answering the mail this round. Question on the livestream setup I use where I switch from one camera to another. I use an ATEM Mini Pro that has four hdmi feeds to allow me to change cameras on the fly! See more in the video...

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Reel Cast Fishing Podcast - Episode 1 - Little Red Book of Fly Fishing

Starting up the Reel Cast Fishing Podcast where we host a fishing discussion that includes fishing tips from the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing.

Do check out Episode 1 where I go through tips 1 - 35 posted in Part One of the book.  Part One focuses on fly casting and offers suggestions that should prove useful to the beginner fly fisherman as well as the experienced veteran of many seasons!

Good Luck and Good Fishing!

Fly Fishing Tips from the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing | Podcast 44, Episode 25 (Infographic Available)

Episode 25 in the "Little Red Book of Fly Fishing" podcast series where I review fly fishing tips. New format and a supporting infographic that shows key items for each tip!

This round it's tips 114 through 117!

• Tip 114: Rosenbauer's Rules
• Tip 115: Be the Tree
• Tip 116: Nervous Water
• Tip 117: Your Fly Rod Cannot See

Do check back on our next episode in the series where we discuss tips 118 - 121.

• Tip 118: The Telltale Rise
• Tip 119: Shadows in Bird Land
• Tip 120: Where Would It Be?
• Tip 121: The Five-step Run

Infographic

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Fly Fishing Tips from the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing | Podcast 43, Episode 24

Episode 24 in the "Little Red Book of Fly Fishing" podcast series where I review fly fishing tips....

This round it's tips 110 through 113!

• Tip 110: You Got to Pick a Pocket (or Two)
• Tip 111: Rock On
• Tip 112: Pillow Talk
• Tip 113: Rob the Banks

Do check back on our next episode in the series where we discuss tips 114 - 117 .

• Tip 114: Rosenbauer's Rules
• Tip 115: Be the Tree
• Tip 116: Nervous Water
• Tip 117: Your Fly Rod Cannot See

Good Luck and Good Fishing!

Video premiere tonight - August 31, 2022

Fly Fishing Tips from the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing | Podcast 42, Episode 23

Episode 23 in the "Little Red Book of Fly Fishing" podcast series where I review fly fishing tips....

This round it's tips 106 through 109!

• Tip 106: Fish Like Changes
• Tip 107: Depressing Advice
• Tip 108: The Shadow Knows
• Tip 109: Watch for the Flash

Do check back on our next episode in the series where we shift from Part Two: Presentations to  Part Three: Reading Water  and discuss tips 110 - 113.

• Tip 110: You Got to Pick a Pocket (or Two)
• Tip 111: Rock On
• Tip 112: Pillow Talk
• Tip 113: Rob the Banks

Good Luck and Good Fishing!

Fly Fishing Tips from the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing | Podcast 41, Episode 22

Episode 22 in the "Little Red Book of Fly Fishing" podcast series where I review fly fishing tips....

This round it's tips 100 through 105!

• Tip 100: The Sting
• Tip 101: Easy on the Grease
• Tip 102: Accuracy Above All
• Tip 103: Beware the Wave
• Tip 104: Spare the Rod
• Tip 105: Ups and Downs

Do check back on our next episode in the series where we shift from Part Two: Presentations to  Part Three: Reading Water  and discuss tips 106 - 109.

• Tip 106: Fish Like Changes
• Tip 107: Depressing Advice
• Tip 108: The Shadow Knows
• Tip 109: Watch for the Flash

Good Luck and Good Fishing!

Videos mentioned this episode

• $33 Martin Fly Fishing Combo Is a Deal! Pond Fly Fishing 
• Make Your Own DIY Fly Fishing Leader 
• Trouble With Fly Casting, Try Less Line
• Up Your Fly Fishing Game with One of These - One-Handed Spey Fly Fishing

On Amazon

• Book on Amazon: Little Red Book of Fly Fishing
• COAF Field Team Amazon Shop
• COAF Field Team Press

Latest iFishRadio Broadcast Posted... [12-29-2014]

Originally published 12-29-2014.

Got the word that the latest iFishRadio Broadcast is posted. Do check it out when you get a chance!

Today's episode included:

• Trout Fishing at Bethany Lakes
• Trout Fishing at Waterloo Park Pond
• Fishing Flies that have been working for the Field Team
• What is working for other fishermen
• Homemade Fly Fishing Leaders

Note: Episode was deleted from the archive. Do checkout this update about trout fishing in Oklahoma!

iFishRadio Podcasts (2014):
COAF Fishing Summary - Episode 1

Merry Christmas… And An Onsite Podcast? [12-25-2014]

Originally published 12-25-2014.

The Field Team and StockerTroutFishing.com would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas!

We appreciate your support for our website and weblog, and we look forward to continuing to provide useful fishing information to our Readers as 2014 closes and 2015 begins.

Sincerely, COAF Field Team

Out and About Podcast

...on another note, looked like Fshng84 sent in another report from Bethany Lakes while he was on a morning run. The Podcast is posted below, do check it out. Key notes this time were:

• Trout were rising, surface activity looked promising for PowerWorms
• Also, would try a Fishing Fly on a Bobber Fly Rig
• Trout were taking Velveeta Cheese under a Bobber
• Similar to other days when Super Dupers were getting bites, would anticipate the same today

Podcast Hosting courtesy of the Internet Archive

Fly Fishing Tips from the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing | iFishNews Fishing Podcast 27

Number 7 in the “Little Red Book of Fly Fishing” podcast series where I review fly fishing tips in preparation for the upcoming Trout Stocking Season. This week it’s fly fishing tips 25 through 28!

Tip 25: Woody Hayes Rule of Casting
Tip 26: 40 Feet in 4 Seconds
Tip 27: Come Closer, Darling
Tip 28: When not to Cast (or Even Twitch)

Do check it out, and do check back for the next episode for tips 29 – 32!
Tip 29: Control Trumps Distance
Tip 30: Pinkie Perfection
Tip 31: Cast Around Problems
Tip 32: Make Friends with the Wind

Good Luck and Good Fishing!

PS: Check back, plan to post a video on Tip 26 “40 Feet in 4 Seconds”!

Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2QczofU

(Podcast has migrated to the iFishNews Fishing Podcast Series - Click Link)

Fly Fishing Tips from the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing | iFishNews Fishing Podcast #22

Second in our “Little Red Book of Fly Fishing” series where I review fly fishing tips in preparation for the upcoming Trout Stocking Season.  This week I touch on tips 5 through 8!

Tip 5: Don’t Get Cocky
Tip 6: Stop! In the name of love (and a good cast)
Tip 7: Hitting the Wall
Tip 8: Throw a drink in my face

Do check it out!

Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2QczofU

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #20 | Lake Lavon Fishing | Juglining Gets a Nice Catfish!

Caught a nice size Catfish while fishing our local lake – Lake Lavon. Caught it on juglines fished in 10 feet of water. Caught other smaller Catfish; the largest went 32 inches! Was fishing from a kayak.

Decided it was better to and it at the boat ramp.  For this podcast, we summarize the trip and point out some key lessons learned to take with us on the next trip!

See our Podcast Page at iFishNews Fishing Podcast.

Do check it out when you get a chance!

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #18 - Cast Nets Anyone? #baitfishing iFishNews Fishing Podcast #18 - Cast Nets Anyone? #baitfishing

This round we talk about cast nets and catching bait… shad in particular.  Recently, we learned we could freeze shad for use at other lakes. That said, it’s has been hit or miss catching them. But, we do have a few bags ready to go for our next fishing trip.

Do check out this week’s podcast where we talk about where, how, and why we cast net for bait!

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #17 - What's In Our Kayak Fishing Jacket Revisited?

Posted an earlier video that shows the items we like to keep at the ready in our kayak fishing jacket.

As a follow-up, decided to grab the jacket and show the items we currently have pocketed away like… a whistle, extra line, multi-tool, etc!

Do check it out!

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #16 - Cast Net Repair, GoFish Camera, and Kayak Juglining!

This round we provide another update on the Team’s fishing activities this past week! Temps are in the 100s but somehow we have made the effort to continue fishing or at least do things related to fishing.

We started out making much needed repairs to our Cast Net, broken braille lines and temp fixes were hindering our abililty to use fresh shad for Stripers, Gar, and Catfish!

Next, the GoFish Camera arrived, have started fish scouting local ponds with some promising results. Hope to twaek our rig to get better action shots and clearer video of the fish.

And then, the Saturday trip to Lake Lavon made for some fun times catching Catfish on juglines for the Beer Batter Fish Fry that evening… plus a nice Gar went for one of our lines; fun time playing with that one before finally releasing it.

Have more things – fishing things, to do this next week. Do check back for another update!

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #15 - July 4 Weekend Updates #fishing #kayaking #tubing and #margaritas too!

This podcast we recap the July 4 Weekend’s activities where we headed South to New Braunfels and Gruene to fish, kayak, and tube a river or two as well as have some tasty food and have a margarita or two or three or more… LOL!

Key items this round:

• Faust Street Bridge Park
• Comal River at Landa Park
• Guadalupe River
• Cantina Del Rio
• Grist Mill
• Gruene Outfitters
• Upcoming fishing fun!

iFishNews Fishing Podcast 11 - Denison Dam Observations

Lucked out and was able to fish Denison Dam – tailrace to Lake Texoma, two days in a row. First day, temps were in the 90s and the river was flowing while they were generating power. Next day, cold front rolled in, dropping the temps to the 60s. No power generations, minimal water flow… able to observe what a difference a day makes – specifically, the river and the change in water level. Do listen in on the Podcast, or check out the video version on our YouTube Channel – COAF Field Team!

(Podcast has migrated to the iFishNews Fishing Podcast Series - Click Link)

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #9 - More Fishing Q&A!

Another iFishNews Fishing Podcast is posted. This round brings more questions and answers in a follow-up Q&A session with YouTube Viewer and Facebook Follower!

Lots of info that may be of interest to those thinking about juglining and striped bass fishing!

Do check it out… video audio versions are posted!

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #8 - Jugline Fishing Q&A #catfishing

Answering the mail this round from a YouTube Viewer.  Questions on the jug lines we use and other details that may be of interest to listeners interested in Jugline Fishing for Catfish.  PS… do check back on YouTube, hope to have the video version posted in the next few days! See the podcast at iFishNews Fishing Podcast.

iFishNews Fishing Podcast #7 - More Jugline Fishing on Lake Lavon

Had a fun time fishing with jug lines this past Saturday. Posted the video on our YouTube Channel – COAF Field Team. Here is an accompanying iFishNews Fishing Podcast to point out a few lessons learned this round!

Key Take Aways:

• Have a backup plan for bait. Cooler temps and windy conditions, changed the pattern. No Shad at first. Luckily, able to pickup Nightcrawlers at a bait shop / convenience store.
• Adjust for wind, if too windy… move to calmer waters. In our case, across the cove to a leeward shoreline.
• Don’t wind the jugline’s line. The up and down motion resuls in a slack in the line, giving the chance for the Catfish to twist off the hook Instead, retrieve the line, keeping a steady strain on the line to keep the fish from throwing the hook.
• Circle Hooks tended to work better when the Catfish were slowly taking the bait and setting the hooks themselves. J-Hooks tended to work better when the Catfish struck hard on the first bite and then started to run. Best to have both available, and adjust as needed.
• Adjust jugline pattern starting sets shallow, deeper, and along a bottom slope and/or humps… move to the “money zone” concentrating the juglines as the Catfish tend to one of the sets.

All for now, and Good Luck and Good Fishing!

Five Tips For Fly Fishing in a Kayak #kayaking #flyfishing

Made the run to the local lake for some fun fly fishing fun for White Bass. Took the kayak and made it to a fishing area that had lots of opportunity to catch a fish or two.

From past trips, made a few adjustments to make this trip go much smoother when fishing from a kayak in a seated position. Here are five tips for fly fishing in a kayak:

1. OPST Commando Head and Coated Running Line made for ease of casting from the sitting position. Much easier compared to the traditional weight forward setup we were using.
2. Minimize Clutter in the Kayak Cockpit. Lots of chances to foul your line; keep things stored in your lifejacket or tucked under it like your nippers and forceps will reduce line fouling while still at the ready when needed.
3. Line Management. May need to take up line and fight the fish on the reel, else allow the line to float on one side of the kayak. Do risk the chance of the fish running into the line. Be prepared to fight on the reel.
4. Railblaza Rod Holder or other rod holder that has a locking mechanism to prevent the fly rod from falling overboard.
5. Troll to/from the fishing area. Increase the “line in the water” and possibly hook into a nice fish while paddling to your fishing destination. And then, on the way back… do the same. Don’t be surprised if this technique saves your trip from a strike out!