I thought I could fit the rest of season four highlights into this second episode, but as I listened to last year's fly fishing content, I realized it would be an episode of its own. 

We'll need a third "best of" episode at some point in the future. For now, I trust that you will enjoy this one. 

We start off at a favourite stream with Kevin and Mel. Mel catches her biggest fish ever, and it is a beautiful Cutthroat! From there we hang out with Erin and Lisa for their first time fly fishing on a trout stream. There was a lot of laughing in that particular episode. After that, it is Joel and I fishing his home stream and then we end up with Curtis and Paige fishing the famous Elk and Bull Rivers in BC for big Cutthroat Trout. 

All the best fly fishing scenes from Season Four of the Food Afield Podcast! 

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