Let’s start with some fly fishing buzz you’ll want to know about. The big headline: Team USA just brought home *not one, but two* bronze medals at the 2025 World Fly Fishing Championships in the Czech Republic, bagging their second podium in as many years. That’s some serious validation for the American competitive fly scene. And if you’ve heard of Michael Bradley out of Cherokee, North Carolina, the guy just smoked some of the world’s best and landed the individual bronze, too. It’s about time U.S. competition anglers get their due respect, skill-wise and maybe, just maybe, a little less side-eye from traditionalists. As covered by MidCurrent, these events are a showcase for both talent and real camaraderie—something uniquely cool about the fly fishing community.
Out West, there’s another shakeup you’ll want to keep on your radar. California just dropped the updated 2025 freshwater fishing regulations, making it easier to find everything you need in one main booklet instead of chasing down supplements. They’re still keeping both booklets through the end of this year, but look for just the main one in 2026, so no more flipping back and forth between pamphlets like you’re studying for finals. Oh, and mark your calendars—July 5th and August 30th are Free Fishing Days this year. No license required, just follow all the usual regs and you’re golden. The state’s even running a survey to see how you want your regulations delivered in the future, so if there’s a smarter way to get that info in your hand, now’s the time to speak up.
Now, if you’re itching for some stoke and inspiration, the Fly Fishing Film Tour—yeah, F3T—is back on the road for its 19th year. This traveling convoy of stoke is rolling through more than 14 countries and over 300 venues this season, bringing the newest, wildest, and fishiest films to theaters, breweries, and wherever folks love big stories and bigger fish. Upcoming stops include Lake City, Colorado on July 24th, Copperas Cove, Texas on July 26th, and a bunch more after that. If you’ve never sat in a crowd and watched fly fishing on the big screen with a pint in hand—all grins, no “hatch charts”—do yourself a favor and check it out.
And for those who can’t walk past a gear shop without sticking their head in, The Fly Shop crew has already started raving about some of the new gear for 2025—like Patagonia’s R1 Air Zip-Neck, which they say is already flying off the shelves. They’re promising some even more secretive drops in their upcoming 2025 Fly Fishing Catalog & Travel Guide. Keep an eye out for anything marked with their “trout icon”—that’ll clue you in to hot new products, whether you’re gear-obsessed or just want something that makes your stream days a little smoother.
That’ll do it for this week’s roundup. Big thanks for tuning in and keeping the stoke alive. Make sure you come back next week—there’s always something happening in fly fishing, and I’ll do my best to keep you in the loop. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more from me, check out QuietPlease dot AI.
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Out West, there’s another shakeup you’ll want to keep on your radar. California just dropped the updated 2025 freshwater fishing regulations, making it easier to find everything you need in one main booklet instead of chasing down supplements. They’re still keeping both booklets through the end of this year, but look for just the main one in 2026, so no more flipping back and forth between pamphlets like you’re studying for finals. Oh, and mark your calendars—July 5th and August 30th are Free Fishing Days this year. No license required, just follow all the usual regs and you’re golden. The state’s even running a survey to see how you want your regulations delivered in the future, so if there’s a smarter way to get that info in your hand, now’s the time to speak up.
Now, if you’re itching for some stoke and inspiration, the Fly Fishing Film Tour—yeah, F3T—is back on the road for its 19th year. This traveling convoy of stoke is rolling through more than 14 countries and over 300 venues this season, bringing the newest, wildest, and fishiest films to theaters, breweries, and wherever folks love big stories and bigger fish. Upcoming stops include Lake City, Colorado on July 24th, Copperas Cove, Texas on July 26th, and a bunch more after that. If you’ve never sat in a crowd and watched fly fishing on the big screen with a pint in hand—all grins, no “hatch charts”—do yourself a favor and check it out.
And for those who can’t walk past a gear shop without sticking their head in, The Fly Shop crew has already started raving about some of the new gear for 2025—like Patagonia’s R1 Air Zip-Neck, which they say is already flying off the shelves. They’re promising some even more secretive drops in their upcoming 2025 Fly Fishing Catalog & Travel Guide. Keep an eye out for anything marked with their “trout icon”—that’ll clue you in to hot new products, whether you’re gear-obsessed or just want something that makes your stream days a little smoother.
That’ll do it for this week’s roundup. Big thanks for tuning in and keeping the stoke alive. Make sure you come back next week—there’s always something happening in fly fishing, and I’ll do my best to keep you in the loop. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more from me, check out QuietPlease dot AI.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Let's start with some fly fishing buzz you'll want to
know about. The big headline. Team USA just brought home
not one, but two bronze medals at the twenty twenty
five World fly Fishing Championships in the Czech Republic, bagging
their second podium in as many years. That's some serious
validation for the American competitive fly scene. And if you've
heard of Michael Bradley out of Cherokee, North Carolina, the
(00:22):
guy just smoked some of the world's best and landed
the individual bronze too. It's about time US competition anglers
get their due respect skill wise and maybe just maybe
a little less side eye from traditionalists. As covered by
Mid Current, these events are a showcase for both talent
and real camaraderie, something uniquely cool about the fly fishing
community out west. There's another shakeup you'll want to keep
(00:45):
on your radar. California just dropped the updated twenty twenty
five freshwater fishing regulations, making it easier to find everything
you need in one main booklet instead of chasing down supplements.
They're still keeping both booklets through the end of this year,
but look for just the main one in twenty twenty six,
So no more flipping back and forth between pamphlets like
you're studying for finals. Oh and mark your calendars. July
(01:08):
fifth and August thirtieth are free fishing days this year.
No license required, just follow all the usual REGs in
your golden The state's even running a survey to see
how you want your regulations delivered in the future. So
if there's a smarter way to get that info in
your hand, now's the time to speak up. Now if
you're itching for some stoke and inspiration, The Fly Fishing
(01:30):
Tour Yeah f three T is back on the road
for its nineteenth year. This traveling convoy of stoke is
rolling through more than fourteen countries in over three hundred
venues this season, bringing the newest, wildest, and fishiest films
to theaters, brewies, and wherever folks love big stories and
bigger fish. Upcoming stops include Lake City, Colorado, on July
(01:54):
twenty fourth, Copperas Cove, Texas on July twenty sixth, and
a bunch more after that. If you've never sat in
a crowd and watched fly fishing on the big screen
with a pint in hand, all grins, no hatch charts,
do yourself a favor and check it out. And for
those who can't walk past a gear shop without sticking
their head in, the fly Shop crew has already started
(02:16):
raving about some of the new gear for twenty twenty five,
like Patagonia's R one air Zipnek, which they say is
already flying off the shelves. They're promising some even more
secretive drops and their upcoming twenty twenty five fly Fishing
Catalog and travel Guide. Keep an eye out for anything
marked with their trout icon that'll clue you in too
hot new products. Whether you're gear obsessed or just want
(02:39):
something that makes your stream days a little smoother, that'll
do it for this week's roundup. Big thanks for tuning
in and keeping the stoke alive. Make sure you come
back next week. There's always something happening in fly fishing,
and I'll do my best to keep you in the loop.
This has been a quiet please production. For more for me,
(02:59):
check out Quiet Please dot ai
Let's start with some fly fishing buzz you'll want to
know about. The big headline. Team USA just brought home
not one, but two bronze medals at the twenty twenty
five World fly Fishing Championships in the Czech Republic, bagging
their second podium in as many years. That's some serious
validation for the American competitive fly scene. And if you've
heard of Michael Bradley out of Cherokee, North Carolina, the
(00:22):
guy just smoked some of the world's best and landed
the individual bronze too. It's about time US competition anglers
get their due respect skill wise and maybe just maybe
a little less side eye from traditionalists. As covered by
Mid Current, these events are a showcase for both talent
and real camaraderie, something uniquely cool about the fly fishing
community out west. There's another shakeup you'll want to keep
(00:45):
on your radar. California just dropped the updated twenty twenty
five freshwater fishing regulations, making it easier to find everything
you need in one main booklet instead of chasing down supplements.
They're still keeping both booklets through the end of this year,
but look for just the main one in twenty twenty six,
So no more flipping back and forth between pamphlets like
you're studying for finals. Oh and mark your calendars. July
(01:08):
fifth and August thirtieth are free fishing days this year.
No license required, just follow all the usual REGs in
your golden The state's even running a survey to see
how you want your regulations delivered in the future. So
if there's a smarter way to get that info in
your hand, now's the time to speak up. Now if
you're itching for some stoke and inspiration, The Fly Fishing
(01:30):
Tour Yeah f three T is back on the road
for its nineteenth year. This traveling convoy of stoke is
rolling through more than fourteen countries in over three hundred
venues this season, bringing the newest, wildest, and fishiest films
to theaters, brewies, and wherever folks love big stories and
bigger fish. Upcoming stops include Lake City, Colorado, on July
(01:54):
twenty fourth, Copperas Cove, Texas on July twenty sixth, and
a bunch more after that. If you've never sat in
a crowd and watched fly fishing on the big screen
with a pint in hand, all grins, no hatch charts,
do yourself a favor and check it out. And for
those who can't walk past a gear shop without sticking
their head in, the fly Shop crew has already started
(02:16):
raving about some of the new gear for twenty twenty five,
like Patagonia's R one air Zipnek, which they say is
already flying off the shelves. They're promising some even more
secretive drops and their upcoming twenty twenty five fly Fishing
Catalog and travel Guide. Keep an eye out for anything
marked with their trout icon that'll clue you in too
hot new products. Whether you're gear obsessed or just want
(02:39):
something that makes your stream days a little smoother, that'll
do it for this week's roundup. Big thanks for tuning
in and keeping the stoke alive. Make sure you come
back next week. There's always something happening in fly fishing,
and I'll do my best to keep you in the loop.
This has been a quiet please production. For more for me,
(02:59):
check out Quiet Please dot ai
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