Ever wondered what it would feel like to grow up in a log cabin without power?

With a mile hike uphill both ways in the snow to get to your cabin.

And did you know that Sears and Roebuck back in the day used to give away these home kits in the mail in the Sears and Roebuck catalog?

This story and more as we are going to talk about the early life of a person who grew up in this cabin

and now produces some of the sweetest custom wood nets around.

This is the wetfly swing podcast where we show you the best places to travel to for fly fishing,

how to find the best resources and tools to prepare for that

big trip and what you can do to give back to the fish species you love. Hey, I'm Dave, host the Webfly

Sewing podcast. I've been fly fishing since I was a little kid. I grew up around a fly shop

and have created one of the largest fly fishing podcasts in this country. I've also interviewed

more of the greatest fly anglers than just about anyone in the world.

Ethan Eaglehart from Stonefly Nets is back on the show to shed some light on the

2004 custom buildout bonus.

We're also going to get Ethan's biggest words of advice for himself if he was to start out fly fishing

for the first time this week.

Plus, we're going to find out who poppy catfish is and where Ethan is heading on his trips this year.

This is going to be a radical movement away from the norm.

Here we go.

Ethan from stonefly nets.com.

How you doing, Ethan?

I'm doing great.

How are you doing, Dave? I'm doing awesome. I'm doing awesome. I'm excited to get a little update from you again, Stonefly Nets. You're doing some great stuff out there. We've had a number of episodes now. We'll have some links in the show notes to those. Today, we're going to announce, I mean, we'll re-announce, but we have this giveaway we're doing the Stonefly,

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