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Since 2009 The Flyfish Journal has been flyfishing's independent voice for culture, people, art and adventure—owned by flyfishers and produced near the water.
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Aimee Eaton (opens the original)
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In this episode we chat with writer and longtime contributor to The Flyfish Journal Aimee Eaton. Aimee's interest in outdoor adventuring and belief in the importance of wild spaces has led to her work appearing in a number of outlets and publications, including The New York Times , Patagonia , Trailrunner, NatGeo online, High Country News and the Dirtbag Diaries podcast. In 2015, Aimee and her husband set off on a year-long, cross-country trip with their 6-month-old son, George, documenting the
Dave McCoy (opens the original)
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Dave McCoy is a professional photographer, fly shop owner, guide, international travel host and tireless advocate for wild fish and wild places. Through his shop and guide service in Seattle, Emerald Water Anglers, Dave has redefined what a flyfishing community space can be, while through his photography he offers an ever-evolving and fresh look at what flyfishing is. Dave is an ambassador for The Conservation Angler and an advisor to Indifly , as well as an ambassador for Thomas and Thomas Fly
Eric Jackson (opens the original)
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Eric Jackson—aka EJack—is a professional snowboarder, filmmaker, steelhead obsessive and hunter known for his creative backcountry riding style and a sincere dedication to chasing steelhead with the swung fly. His film credits include The Fourth Phase, Brothers on the Run and Alignment, the latter of which documented a winter spent snowboarding and flyfishing in British Columbia's Skeena River country. In this episode, we talk with Jackson about the yin and yang of snowboarding/flyfishing, his n
Riverhorse Nakadate (opens the original)
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Riverhorse Nakadate is a writer, Patagonia Fly Fish Ambassador, filmmaker and author of "Water Lines: A Life on Marshes, Rivers, Seas, and in the Rain," published in June 2026 by Patagonia Books. A longtime contributor to The Flyfish Journal , Nakadate's work spans the full-range of human emotion, from the comedic and absurd to deeply felt reflections on meaning and human connection. In this episode we talk with Nakadate about the release of his new book, his growing awareness of the importance
Chris Hill (opens the original)
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Chris Hill is the CEO of Conservation Lands Foundation , a non-profit organization dedicated to defending public lands from "sell-off, extraction, and short-term profit-driven destruction." Prior to taking her role with CLF, she was the first Black woman to serve as Chief Conservation Officer at the Sierra Club. In this episode, we talk with Chris about her wealth of experience in environmental law, community organizing, and public policy advocacy. To learn more about Chris' background in enviro
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