Camp-wide shore lunch a Esnagami Lodge. A great lunch with fried, fresh Walleye, onion rings, fried rice, cold drinks, and fishy chats. Awesome way to enjoy a day on Esnagami Lake with Esnagami Wilderness Lodge. Book a trip: https://www.esnagami.com/

Mitch, Aldo and Eric Lund spend a day fishing the Esnagami River for incredible Brook Trout. It was a day full of smiles, fish, and fun.

#trashflies and @project_litterbug - tying flies with single use trash found on waterways. We sat with Brad from Georgia, creator of Project Litterbug, a page that uses trash to tie flies. We stumbled upon Brad's page during our #trashflies project, and had to speak with him about the problem of trash on our waterway. Learn more at sofly.ca/trashflies And check out Brad's page on Instagram: @project_litterbug

Captain Joe Des Rosier of Blue Lagoon Lodge is one big hearted, passionate, and expert guide. Here are his reasons why he does what he does.

We had the pleasure of staying at Blue Lagoon Lodge in Rockport. Joe got us into our first Redfish, and kept the fish and fun going the entire trip. If you're looking for a fantastic place to visit, catch incredible fish, and enjoy some spectacular Texas scenery, you should seriously be considering Blue Lagoon Lodge. https://bluelagoonrockport.com/

Another episode. Another fly. Check out Matt Dodson on the podcast at www.sofly.ca - we had him on for EP 69. We tied with Matt here, and spoke about the flies he's stocking up on while prepping for the 2020 season.

We took a trip north to Temagami to spend a weekend winter camping with TOC, and what a great trip it was. It was so fantastic getting to see Temagami during the cold, dark days of winter. Thanks again to Erik for having us along.

We sat with Colin Huff to tie up some blindfolded flies. We have a ton of respect for fly tying, and this is just intended to be fun and lighthearted. In this video we were tying up a range of bass flies. Sure, there were a few technical difficulties, but hey, we're only human, right?

Yilma loves the sun, sand, and salt. Why? Because that's where the Bonefish live.