The Articulate Fly

About The Articulate Fly | Fly Fishing Podcast Hosted by Marvin Cash

The Articulate Fly is a fly fishing podcast hosted by Marvin Cash, featuring more than 1,070 in-depth interviews with national and regional fly fishing personalities and regular fishing reports for anglers of every skill level. The show has earned multiple awards from the Outdoor Writers Association of America for Excellence in Craft.

The Articulate Fly is a fly fishing podcast hosted by Marvin Cash, featuring more than 1,070 episodes of in-depth interviews with national and regional fly fishing personalities and regular fishing reports for anglers of every skill level. Episodes cover fly fishing, fly tying and fly fishing destinations, with guests ranging from working guides and outfitters to authors, conservationists and competitive anglers.

Our goal is to dig a little deeper and get to the story behind the story. Whether you just loved A River Runs Through It or you’re a streamer junkie, a dry fly addict, a swinger or a nymph head, we have you covered.

Who We Serve

The Articulate Fly was built around a simple conviction: put the listener and the guest first, and the rest will take care of itself. We exist to help anglers be more productive on the water and at the vise and to give our guests a platform to connect with a larger digital audience than many could build on their own. Honoring the trust our community has placed in us is the keystone of everything we do.

Over our eight seasons, we have 100% organically built our audience. We have never purchased listeners or follows. Every subscriber found us through word of mouth and our content. They have stayed because they like what we do and how we do it.

In-Depth Interviews

The heart of The Articulate Fly is the interview. Conversations follow a structured format that moves well past superficial Q&A into substantive discussion of craft, technique and experience. Each interview represents at least ten to twelve hours of work — interview research and preparation, recording the conversation, editing the final recording and loading the episode for release to our listeners.

It is this standard, sustained across more than a thousand episodes, that has made the show a reference point for serious anglers rather than background noise for your day-to-day.

Recognized for Craft

The Articulate Fly has been recognized multiple times for Excellence in Craft by the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA):

Fishing Reports

Alongside the interview library, The Articulate Fly publishes regular fishing reports drawn from the on-the-water experience of professional guides and outfitters — many of whom spend more days on the water in a season than most anglers do in a lifetime. Our reports are for anglers at every level, from someone planning a first trip to a veteran looking for current conditions and the latest nuance on familiar water. Even if we don’t have a report for your home water, listening to our experienced guides and outfitters will help you become a better angler.

Current Fishing Reports

A Deliberate Process

Depth means nothing without freshness. We do not sit on recorded content. It is rare for an interview to publish more than two weeks after recording. Fishing reports are typically live within 24 to 48 hours of our conversation with the guide or outfitter.

The result is a back catalog that is both deep and current. Whether you are researching a destination trip six months out or checking conditions before you leave the house tomorrow morning, The Articulate Fly has something to help you make the most of your time on the water.

Listen and Follow

New episodes release multiple times a week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and everywhere podcasts are available. Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and follow The Articulate Fly on Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube for updates between releases.

About the Host

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Marvin Cash

Host & Producer

Marvin founded The Articulate Fly in 2018 to support the fly fishing community with fly fishing podcasts, blogs and fishing reports for both novice and expert fly fishermen.

While our guests include national personalities such as Blane Chocklett, Landon Mayer and George Daniel, we also focus on regional personalities of interest to Mid-Atlantic, Midwestern, Mountain West and Southeastern anglers.

In addition to the podcast, we provide consulting services to manufacturers, retailers, guides and influencers, helping them have a more profitable and fulfilling career in the fly fishing industry. While our core offerings are strategic planning, process improvement and good old fashioned blocking and tackling, we have developed a growing expertise in automation and AI implementation. Marvin is a regular speaker and workshop leader on the latest trends and opportunities in artificial intelligence and automation.

Off the water, Marvin has spent the last thirty years as a lawyer, entrepreneur and businessman and has become a trusted advisor to his friends and colleagues. He has served in senior leadership positions on several non-profit boards.

If we can help you on your fly fishing journey, don’t hesitate to drop us a line.

HONORS & AWARDS:

Outdoor Writers Association of America, Excellence in Craft Second Place (2023), Radio/Podcast Fishing
Imperfect Texan Buddha Steve Ramirez (Pt I)

Outdoor Writers Association of America, Excellence in Craft Second Place (2024), Radio/Podcast Fishing
Family and Fly Fishing with Kisha Atkin

Outdoor Writers Association of America, Excellence in Craft First Place (2025), Radio/Podcast Fishing
The Evolution of an Athlete: Andy Mill's Path to Fishing Greatness

Outdoor Writers Association of America, Excellence in Craft First Place (2026), Radio/Podcast Conservation
The Fight for Our Future: Land Tawney on Grassroots Advocacy and Public Lands

Outdoor Writers Association of America, Excellence in Craft First Place (2026), Radio/Podcast Fishing
Nomadic Waters and the Allure of Amazonian Peacock Bass

Outdoor Writers Association of America, Excellence in Craft Third Place (2026), Radio/Podcast Fishing
Tales of a Fly Fishing Legend: Remembering Dave Whitlock