If you've spent any time chasing trout around Jackson Hole, you've probably floated past the obvious spots.

The cup banks, everyone rows, the gravel bars, everyone pounds, the foam lines that rack up summer boat traffic.

But anglers who fish with today's guests quickly realize how much of the system they've never actually seen.

He's one of the main guides who knows the snake, the green, the new fork, and the high

mountain creeks and lakes on a level not match by many others out there.

The summer flows, the tricky currents, and those secret alpine pockets that stay cold

when the valleys cook.

This is the webfly 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 we all love.

J.B. is back here from Fish the Fly Guide Service.

We're going to be finding out what his summer was like this summer.

We're going to get into his style, quiet,

efficient and technical built around rigging and fishing a diversity of techniques. We're going to find

out what decisions you need to make when you're fishing pressured waters and how to read water

the right way to find the fish. We're going to get into tons of stuff in this,

including the leader system he trusts April through October,

how he adjusts his rigs in the heat and the low flow with spooky fish,

and his Cyptoin dropper system that keeps the best fish going out there all day long.

All right, too much good stuff.

You can check out J.B.

at fish the flyguideservice.com.

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