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S3E12: Capt. John Rogers, a “Maine Guide Shaped by Experience and Resilience”
In this episode, Michael is joined by Alex Poland, whose life is a unique blend of creativity, adventure, and living his best life in the great outdoors. From painting inspired by Maine’s wilderness to building a yurt retreat, Alex shares his journey of balancing artistry, fishing, and entrepreneurship in Western Maine.
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S3E11: Reggie Hammond, “Veteran Maine Warden and World-Traveled Angler”
In this episode, Michael is joined by Alex Poland, whose life is a unique blend of creativity, adventure, and living his best life in the great outdoors. From painting inspired by Maine’s wilderness to building a yurt retreat, Alex shares his journey of balancing artistry, fishing, and entrepreneurship in Western Maine.
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S3E10: Alex Poland, “Artist, Guide, and Yurt Retreat Visionary”
In this episode, Michael is joined by Alex Poland, whose life is a unique blend of creativity, adventure, and living his best life in the great outdoors. From painting inspired by Maine’s wilderness to building a yurt retreat, Alex shares his journey of balancing artistry, fishing, and entrepreneurship in Western Maine.
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S3E9: Aldro French, the “Rapid River Fly Fishing Legend”
In this episode, Michael is joined by special guest co-host Bill Pierce as they welcome a true Maine fly fishing legend, Aldro French. Together, they dive into Aldro’s lifetime of adventures, from guiding on the Rapid River to winters at Forest Lodge. With stories of legendary fishing days and lifelong friendships, Aldro brings humor, history,…
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S3E8: Pat Keliher, the “Commissioner of Maine’s Marine Resources”
In this episode, Maine’s Department of Marine Resources Commissioner, Pat Keliher, invites Michael to his HQ and shares his remarkable journey of guiding through challenging waters, transforming fisheries, and leading conservation efforts. With insights into the evolution of the striped bass fishery and Maine’s commercial fisheries future, this is a compelling story you won’t want…
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S3E7: Josh Brown, a “Veteran Finding Purpose in Crafting Landing Nets”
Join us for an inspiring episode as Michael sits down with Josh Brown, who shares the story of his powerful journey from military service to finding purpose and fulfillment through the art of crafting custom landing nets in Maine.
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S3E6: Glenn Grant, a “Living Legacy of Rangeley Sporting History”
Join us as Michael sits down with Glenn Grant, a remarkable figure in Rangeley’s wilderness, sharing tales of fly fishing history and family legacies.
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S3E5: Kris Thompson, the “Master of Rangeley Brook Trout Pursuits”
Join us as Michael talks with Rangeley’s best-known Maine Guide, Kris Thompson, who shares his expert insights, stories of guided brook trout adventures, and his perspective on building a lifelong guiding career.
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S3E4: Leslie Hilyard, a “Keeper of Maine’s Fly Fishing History” Pt. 2
Join us for our second episode of two with Leslie Hilyard as the conversation deepens, exploring the remarkable legacy of Herb Welch. Leslie shares fascinating insights uncovered in exploring the background and history surrounding this Legendary Maine Guide from Oquossoc, including the unexpected tale of an unsolved murder mystery, revealing how every story can lead…
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S3E3: Leslie Hilyard, a “Keeper of Maine’s Fly Fishing History” Pt. 1
We are excited to share the first of two episodes, where Michael and Leslie have a delightful conversation about Leslie and his father’s remarkable work in writing a book that honors a Maine legend, Carrie Stevens, and her incredible impact on the world of fly fishing as a historical breakthrough fly tyer.
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S3E2: Sue Daignault, a “Voice of Purpose and Authenticity”
Join Michael and Sue Daignault for a remarkable conversation about recovery, the great outdoors, and finding solace in ‘A Full Net’.
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S3E1: Bonnie Holding, a “Living Legend For Women Fly Fishing”
Join us for an amazing conversation of perseverance and passion with Bonnie Holding. Hear about Bonnie’s journey breaking barriers in the fly fishing world and inspiring a new generation of women anglers.
