Utah Fishing Channel
The Multi-Species Angler
Welcome to The Multi-Species Angler—the podcast where we cast wide and reel in anything that swims! This podcast isn’t just about one fish—it’s about mastering the art of angling across as many species as possible. We’ll share techniques, tips, and wild fishing stories to help you embrace the thrill of the unexpected—because every cast is an opportunity for something new. From bass to trout and catfish to pike, each episode will focus on catching a new species, and giving you the tactics and knowledge to expand your fishing skills.
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Utah Fishing Channel
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30 de sep. de 2025
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Episodios
How to Catch White Bass 30.09.2025 39:01
In this episode we give our best tips for targeting white bass! Whether you're a seasoned pro, or just getting your feet wet, we’ve tips to help you know how to catch some of these hard-fighting fish!
Fishing for Smallmouth Bass 04.08.2025 45:25
In this episode we give our best tips for targeting smallmouth bass! Whether you're a seasoned pro, or just getting your feet wet, we’ve tips to help you know how to catch some of these beautiful fish!
How to Catch Cutthroat Trout 26.06.2025 36:42
In this episode we give our best tips for chasing cutthroat trout! Whether you're a seasoned pro, or just getting your feet wet, we’ve got tips to help you know how to catch some of these beautiful fish!
Becoming a Multi-Species Angler 18.04.2025 1:00:21
In this episode we give our reasons for chasing multiple different species of fish. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting your feet wet, we’ve got tips to help multi-species anglers know where to start, what to target, and how to reel more fish!
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