Carter Andrews on his new TV show "Gone Fishing," and his deep fly-fishing background

Carter Andrews is host of the new show "Gone Fishing with Carter Andrews" that will premiere on Outdoor Channel starting July 6. He's one of the most enduring cable television personalities of this century, hosting previously the "Obsession of Carter Andrews" for 12 years, and also "Legendary Catch" on NatGeoTV, but he has deep fly-fishing roots. He was hired by Jeff Currier to guide for Jack Dennis Outdoor Shop in the late 1980s, won the Jackson Hole One Fly tournament three times, and was a founding member of the US Fly Fishing Team. He went on to build fishing lodges, train guides, and lead exploratory fishing expeditions around the world. Carter fishes more than 300 days annually, and excels at everything from trout on dry flies to marlin in bluewater. He has earned the reputation of being the most 'complete' angler today in all types and all facets of fishing.   Fly Fisherman editor/publisher Ross Purnell joined him at his home in Vero Beach, Florida where Carter was hosting the annual Lefty Kreh's Tie Fest, a fundraiser for the American Saltwater Guides Association. In his tackle room they discuss everything from native species in the South Fork River, to catch-and-release techniques, competitive angling, and his techniques for winning the One Fly.