Three Western Rivers Recommended for Fly Fishing

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In this episode, host Christian Bacasa interviews Andy Weiner, an angler and author of the children's book 'Down by the River'. They discuss Andy's involvement with the organization Reeling in Serenity, which focuses on sobriety action. They also talk about three Western rivers that Andy recommends for fly fishing: the Big Wood River in Idaho, the Deschutes River in Oregon, and the San Juan River in New Mexico. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of being careful and not letting pride get in the way when fly fishing. In this conversation, Christian and Andy discuss three great fly fishing destinations: Big Wood River in Idaho, Deschutes River in Oregon, and Red River or Caldera in New Mexico. They also share their favorite dry fly patterns and emphasize the importance of being careful and mindful while fly fishing. Takeaways

• Andy Weiner is an angler and author of the children's book 'Down by the River'
• Andy is involved with the organization Reeling in Serenity, which focuses on sobriety action
• Andy recommends three Western rivers for fly fishing: the Big Wood River in Idaho, the Deschutes River in Oregon, and the San Juan River in New Mexico
• When fly fishing, it is important to be careful and not let pride get in the way Big Wood River in Idaho, Deschutes River in Oregon, and Red River or Caldera in New Mexico are three great fly fishing destinations.
• Both Christian and Andy prefer dry fly fishing and have had success with patterns like parachute Adams, purple haze, Royal Wolf, cinnamon ants, corn fed caddis, and cripple PMDs.
• Being careful and mindful while fly fishing is crucial to avoid accidents and injuries.
• Carrying a waiting staff, wearing a flotation device, and letting someone know your location are important safety measures.
• Consider the consequences of falling or getting hurt in different areas of the river before taking risks.
• Don't be too proud to ask for help or change your fishing approach if necessary.
• Andy's book, 'Down by the River,' is a great resource for introducing kids to fly fishing.
• Reel Recovery is a non-profit organization that provides fly fishing retreats for men recovering from cancer.

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