All that, and handsome, too!

Jeff Northrup in an awesome guy, would love to see an interview with him

Great podcast I use to fish the Provincetown flats on Cape Cod and sight cast to huge striped bass in skinny water in the mid 1980's and beyond. Bobby Bluefish

Love that guy!!

What an awesome story. Does John have a book? If not he most certainly should. Such a cool guy! Andy and Nicky you rock for putting all this amazing content out there, unbelievable work.

Had to stop and go watch the yeti film. How did I not know about that? Love the work yall are doing preserving the stories and history of this way of life

Nice!!!

This was truly great to watch. Thank you

now contrast such a special dude here with the gnarly, selfish and deceitful Sandy Hall

Really enjoyed this Podcast video. A fascinating interview with Howard Croston who shares his excellent Fly Fishing / Casting knowledge and experience …What a great World Champion who knows understands what it takes to win ! Best regards, Wayne 😀👍

I’m in East Tennessee coming to the Keys and finding a guide is impossible. How does an angler crack the guide code?

Andy and Nicky thank you for making such a great podcast it is so worth the effort. These stories will be treasured forever

Wow I’m jealous, this dude lived a wild ass life.

It's too bad not more people know about Brian O'Keefe...in the fly fish world he has done it all...more than lefty kreh, Apte or any of the older well-knowns. Just in the shear volume of photo images sold across almost any American outdoor magazine, travel tourist guide books, spanning a distant country's or private business tourist boards, airline mags, hunting, all of it; in places fished and fly fish angling techniques at a very high level; don't let this humble dude kid you that he's a normal angler dirt bagger thats just 'good' and done a lot of cool things. The only other person at this level of fishing skill making a living at it without a huge trustfund or inheritance would be a Jeff Currier or the U.K.'s version of Brian is Matt Harris. These are true 'dirt baggers' fishing all over the world at a super high level of expertise that you'll never see in real life....only in semi- in-depth stories or interviews. No joke! Guys like these can Czech nymph trout to teasing and catching billfish and everything in-between in different continents. It's quite crazy. What a life! And a genuinely great person to boot! another guy like this would be Larry Dahlberg, but he's been on film a lot and has the money to do so!

😅😂😂😂

Bro is very scared to mention sandy pittman on two accounts, but doesnt miss a chance to criticize the people who are no more.

What an intelligent guy. This interview definitely belongs on the list of Everest 1996 literature.

Rob and scott are the 2 most responsible for the tragedies... both took climbers who were unfit to make the climb... people hate when u blame dead people but its the truth

Huey should write a book about his life before he dies. He is a very interesting man who has led a very interesting life.

I'm 76 and grew up in South Florida fishing from the time I could walk and fondly recall fishing the bridges in Stuart and Palm Beach alongside George and Tommy Greene in the late '70s. Listening to George reminisce about how great the fishing used to be is bittersweet. Pollution, costal development and just plain overfishing has left us with a fraction of what was once paradise.

With all respect, you can clearly see in this interview that Neal still has huge regrets on yasuko. He often calls her that woman and barely mentions her in his account whereas he easily mentioned all the others and by name. I don’t blame him or anything like that but I find it very interesting that everyone has a ton to say on this incident but barely anyone talks about what happened to yasuko. I believe it would be the same if beck died up there to but beck lived so can be more easily talked about. I still have no idea what exactly happened to yasuko after reading so much about this other than what Anatoli wrote in his book and the immense remorse he had about her. He even went back up and covered her and recovered things for her family.

Charlotte Fox didn't write a book either.

disgusting language

Always fun watching Andy and his guests fishing for tarpon . Thanks for the video

As smart as Neil is, why would he ski down Mt.Everest as well as the mountain in Aspen? There is no way to check safety in these places. He's an awesome person and I pray for his safety.😊l

I had the pleasure of comparing notes with Lenny a few years ago when I served as Indian Riverkeeper in Stuart. And he was surprised to hear that I fished with my best friend in my Miami days, a radiologist, out of his 1957 Challenger, the boat Lenny is quite familiar with.

Nice , fun was had by all . Who will your next fool be :-). Me in the Keys 🎹

Just got back from Belize and caught some nice tarpon, but it’s just a warm up for the end of May in the Keys . CU there

I currently own a 1977 Berg MA….. predecessor to the Maverick Master Angler….. best riding flats boat. Puts a huge smile on my face every time I am behind the wheel.

What movie are they talking about?

Just found this, great interview. Spent a week at Bristol Bay Lodge in Alaska about 40 years ago. Chico was there and filled out our foursome. Really enjoyed meeting and fishing with him. a real gentleman.

Love to see Scott Deal(sp) on the show🤷‍♂️💪🏻💪🏻🤜🏼🤜🏼

Stayed at navy lodge last summer and found those tarpon in the Fleming cut using mirror lures! Was awesome every night!

Still watching…the last 10 minutes is extremely powerful.

Kudos to beeping out locations.

This is a priceless piece of history!!! Thank you!!!

Great stories. I started in the lower Keys in 94 and and although it hadn't yet become crowded on the flats around Key West, I day dreamed about how it must have been during Lenny's day when he was stationed here with the Navy fishing Demo Channel and the spots in back and to the west. I envy the man his time back then. It's a circus here now. Constant jet ski tours deckboats, purpose built schooners in Archer Basin overloaded with oiled up tourists jumping in the water with pool noodles and masks. A veritable circus.

Carter has to be one of the greatest personalities in the sport today. Absolutely love that guy.

Andy is a legend.

So cool ...great tip from a great guy !

Dear Neal, l invite you to Switzerland and get you to Grindelwald. From there you have lots of mountains to climb......

Neal like Scott and Anatoly are HEROES........

I love Scott, Anatoly and Neal Beidlemann. They are my absolute favored People.......

Neal was great on the 1996 Everest Disaster...... l love them all, Neal, Anatoly and Scott were all HEROES.........

Neal Beidlemann is a great guy....he behaved GREATFUL on the Everest Disaster......

Good stuff

Tim!!!! Great to See you!

The best tip yet

Thank you so much for this interview. Being a brand new tyer at 50 years old. Maybe 2 years in. I've watched countless hours of Gunner, Kelly, Alex, and Russ. All the folks that brag about Bob. Seeing this legend talk about the good ole days, and encouraging the new breed of fishermen coming up is amazing. It's fishing. We all have to remember that we're all on the same team. 🤘🏻😁🤘🏻

Amen.