Giveaway...Win April Vokey's Fly Rod

Win the "whole Kit and Kaboodle" with April Vokey.

Purchase any Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Kit in November and receive an Epic fly line of your choice absolutely free! 

PLUS - Every purchase qualifies for one entry in the draw to win an Epic FastGlass Fly Rod built & autographed by April Vokey.

During November April will be building a fly rod using one of our famous Ready to Wrap Rod Kits, and you could win it! Simply purchase any rod kit during November and you'll go in the draw. 
And as a special bonus we're including a $100 Epic fly line of your choice with every kit for free!
(You'll be asked to choose your fly line at checkout)

~ Winner will be drawn & Announced December 10th

~ Offer applies to in-stock items only 

Boom...Morgan

Daily Reel...'April Vokey Talks Tasmanian Fly Fishing'

April Vokey Talks Tasmanian Fly Fishing from FlyLife Magazine on Vimeo.

Boom...Morgan

April Vokey's Journey

Absolutely awe-inspiring. For those of you who want a better look into these legends, April, and how together they are not only driving the sport forward but striving to keep it alive and in a better way than ever before, checkout April's Podcast "Anchored".

April Vokey's Journey from Vantage Point Media House on Vimeo.

A glimpse of what happens when you get April Vokey and Vantage Point Media House working together towards a common goal.

Boom...Morgan

PodCAST...Anchored with April Vokey

I wanted to start a new segment here on TLTFF that highlights fly fishing podcasts. With a little play on words, its titled "PodCAST". I know I've talked about some podcasts in the past, including the ones a majority of you may be subscribed to, and we will get to those. But I wanted to open up this new segment with the industry's newest podcast, "Anchored with April Vokey".

I'm a wine and spirit salesman by trade, and I spend around 500 miles a week in my car driving around to see my accounts. I'm constantly in and out of the car so it comes to listening to something like a podcast, I have to find good stopping points so there is a good continuum of the topic and my ADHD doesn't forget what said topic was prior to going into an account.

I started listening to Anchored on Tuesday while at work and ran through the first 6 episodes by Thursday. As I finished my work day on Thursday, episode six finished almost on cue as I pulling into my driveway. While parking, I noticed a new notification pop up on my phone, episode 7 was ready for listening and I was half tempted to sit in the car and listen...but I held off knowing I would have an hour drive (average length of each episode is around 70 minutes) ahead of me on Friday. Lets back up...