Living the life of an international fly fishing guide, journalist and photographer.

Join us on the edge of the Clark Fork River for an interview with
Jess McGlothlin, an international fly fishing guide, journalist
and photographer. Jess was born in Colombia Falls, Montana. She
grew up fly fishing, riding horses and doing rodeo events. Jess
has documented fisheries in five continents but continues to
return to Missoula inbetween international assignments. Jess
speaks about the influx of new residents in Missoula and how that
can both be a positive and negative thing for our rivers and
resources. Jess shares with us the importance of proper fish
handling as we enter into yet another hot summer. One of the main
takeaways of this episode is the concept of "KEEP FISH WET" a
concept of keeping fish (especially trout) in the river during
the hot summer months in order to protect them, their slim and
the health of fisheries for future generations. 


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This episode was recorded on location in collaboration
with Xplorer Maps. We want to
extend boatloads of gratitude to Xplorer
Maps for their generous support of this podcast
and international outreach programs paired with conservation
projects.


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