Somewhere deep in the Ozarks, the world splits into much of Missouri's farmland and highways,

the kind of place where you might hear a diesel truck long before you see the river.

But on the 11-point river, everything goes quiet. No houses, no road hum, just spring-fed water

sliding through Mark Twain National Forest and a stretch of wild trout water where you could float miles

without meeting a single soul. This is the Wet Fly 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 this species we all love. Justin Spencer is here today to

take us into the Ozarks and the surrounding great rivers

and spring creeks of the area. Today we're going to find out how he fishes an indicator-style jig

system and he swears by this and how it works for both trout and small-mouth bass and how

movement is the key today. We're also going to find out the best seasons to fish

and some tips on fishing the Ozarks as well. We're also going to find out how small mouth stack

in the winter and the exact conditions that Justin waits for before taking his clients to the river

and why Missouri's trout parks and blue ribbon streams matter and how to plan your next

trip to the Missouri.

All right.

If you've ever wanted how to do it all, how to fish it, how to take it all in.

We're going to get into a top fishing spots of Missouri as well today.

We're digging in.

You can find Justin Spencer at 11.5Fishing.com.

Here he is.

How you doing, Justin? Doing good. Thanks for having me on. Yeah, yeah, thanks for putting this together here today. We're going to jump into a new river.

...