Podcasts

On this episode, I am joined by my friend, Jeff Currier. We take a deep dive into designing a fly fishing life and how to travel anywhere in the world and be successful on the fly.

Jeff Currier is back again with an update on his journey to catch 500 species on the fly. Jeff is one of the rockstar travelers in fly fishing with over 440 species caught on the fly.

Today Jeff takes us into his life in Eastern Idaho and the great rivers he has fished around this part of the country. This is the first-ever episode of our new series, Traveled. Time to experience the road less traveled, here we go!

Permit To Think spawned from Mike Dawes’ 30 years of fishing travel, the people he has met along the way and an intense curiosity of their stories. In this episode he sits down with Jeff to chat fly fishing in 60 countries and the numerous species caught.

Will Collins is an avid outdoorsman, adventurer, writer and lover of wild and remote places. On his podcast he speaks with many explorers, travelers and outdoorsmen and women. In Episode 18 – Traveling the World & Casting Flies, he interviews Jeff about some of his wildest adventures.

Hosts Alex and Dave believe a little alcohol can really accentuate one’s ability to articulate a story. I doubt Jeff really needs such but nonetheless, Jeff sipped a couple Rainiers on his back porch in May and shared some great stories ranging from his home waters in Yellowstone Park to as far away as India.

In this episode the Guided Podcast, host Greg Keenan speaks with Jeff Currier, a fly-fishing legend and travel host. Based in the USA. Greg and Jeff talk about the many adventures, travels and locations that Jeff has visited throughout the world.

The CURRENT is a low-key, light-hearted fly fishing podcast hosted by Will Rice. Will will be thumbing through his Rolodex of accomplished anglers and friends in the fly fishing industry to talk about what’s going on in their neck of the woods. This week its the most traveled fly fisherman on earth, Jeff Currier.

Jim is joined by some of the most accomplished, interesting and legitimate people from throughout the world of fishing and adventure travel. Dive into the what, why, where and how of destination angling, discussing relevant topics and breaking down the issues that matter to those who travel and fish. This week Jim is joined by perhaps the most traveled angler on the planet, Jeff Currier.

I had the pleasure of sitting down with the most travelled fly fisherman on the planet. Jeff Currier has caught 400 species of fish on the fly and is still going for more.

We talk about some tips and tricks if you want to do some additional traveling this year. We go deep on some African Tigers, his 500k car and is upcoming nomadic life.

Jeff Currier of Global Fly Fishing has probably caught more species of fish on the fly then dare I say any human ever. From his beginnings on the North Shore of Boston, chasing Muskies on the fly through college in Wisconsin and trout bumming around the world, Jeff has set the bar high for professional fly fishing and kindness to his fellow man. To know Jeff is to know what special person he is. Along with his wife Granny, as he calls her, they are an amazing couple and it has been an honor to get to know them over the past few years.

Live form The Fly Fishing Show in Marlborough, MA, I caught up with Jeff and got the updated number of species on the fly, learned how he launched a career in fly fishing from a fly shop in Jackson Hole, WY and took a fly fishing trip around the world.

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Jeff Currier has been fly fishing the world for over forty years. Jeff’s adventures to more than sixty countries on six continents has resulted in more than 400 species of fish caught on a fly. This is an amazing feat by any standard and one that would be tough to match unless one would be willing to dedicate their life to fly fishing and adventure travel as Jeff has. How does he do it? Rather simple if you listen closely to Jeff. Bring a sense of humor, enthusiasm, humility and plenty of curiosity and the rest will fall into place.