If you had the choice to fish Iceland or the central coast of California, which would you choose?

And what if you had to choose between Atlantic salmon and fishing for carp on the fly?

Our guest is a guide in both of these areas, and today you're going to get a front seat to find out why you should choose carp

and the tips you need to understand carp behavior so you can catch more fish next time you're on the water. This is the wetfly swing podcast where I 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 of the Wetfly Swing

podcast. I've been fly fishing since I was a little kid. I grew up around a little 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. Today, Day, a guidebook co-pro is here to take a deep dive into

catching carp on the fly with the focus on fishing lakes in the central coast of California.

You're going to find out what dimples on the ground mean and how this will help you find more fish.

You're going to know how to catch fish around the carp spawn,

something that many people get wrong. And you also hear about this amazing algae hatch and how

you can match the algae hatch. Plus, you're going to find out which moon is perfect for

carp fishing and the story of Day's altercation with the Clint Eastwood family and how he ultimately made amends.

Are carp the freshwater equivalent of bonefish?

You're going to find out right now.

Let's meet Day at Dogger underscore Fishhunter on Instagram.

How you doing?

I'm good.

How are you?

Good, good. You have a name that's definitely hard to pronounce. How are you? Good, good.

This is, you have a name that's definitely hard to pronounce. I'm going to let you do. I want you pronounce your name for everybody. Yeah, so my name is Daewr. Diwyr, it's my whole name. So it's coming quite difficult for Americans to say it. Yeah, it is. So we'll stick with Dave. I guess I'm assuming you fish in Iceland, so that's kind of part of your background.

We're going to talk about that, a little bit of that today, but you split your time between Iceland and California in the Central Coast, focusing on carp, trout and stripers and other species out there. So we're going to talk, go deep, I think, into California and Central Coast today. But before we jump into that and

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