2 guys that know a lot about fishing lakes.

I'm not huge on the competitive side of things when it comes to fishing either, but for those guys, they have to be efficient, which I think all anglers (at least if they want to get better at actually catching fish in all sorts of circumstances) would want to strive towards....

Even if someone who prefers to fish a certain way, they're still striving to be efficient at that method.

That's definitely one worth listening to.
 
Paul_ said:
Competition fishing does nothing for me, but lots of good info here-
www.wetflyswing.com

Howard Croston on Competition Mindset and Loch-Style Fishing for Stillwater Trout (Littoral Zone Podcast #22) - Wet Fly Swing

Howard Croston shares competition-proven stillwater tactics, leader setup, and lake reading strategies to consistently catch more trout.
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"Wet Fly Swing" podcast is amazing and majority of their content is applicable to the PNW and Alaska since Dave is from Oregon. Phil Rowley's "Littoral Zone" sub-podcast has a ton of great info for stillwaters.

The other podcast that was really good for stillwaters was "Flyfishing 97" with Mark Hopley...mostly BC lakes focused and they haven't put out a new episode in about 6 months, so maybe he's done. Still lots of good content if you're looking for a fix.
 
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