WOT 137: Brook Trout Fishing in Classic Pocket and "Moments of Chill" with Kiki Galvin

In this episode we WadeOutThere Kiki Galvin from Falls Church, Virginia.  From the time Kiki caught her first sunfish as a young girl, she was hooked.  She has been fishing for over sixty years.  As a school teacher Kiki wanted to combine her love of fly fishing with teaching.  After attending a guide school in Idaho, she started her own guide service, Misguided.  Kiki has volunteered extensively with numerous organizations that help others through fly fishing, including Trout Unlimited, Project Healing Waters, Casting for Recovery, and the Mayfly Project.  We discuss fly fishing opportunities surrounding the Washington D.C. area, including the Shenandoah National Park, brook trout fishing in classic pocket water, and the importance of what Kiki calls her “moments of chill.”You can find out more about Kiki, or schedule a guided trip by visiting her website:Ms Guided Fly Fishing.netOr email her at:[email protected] you want more information on some of the topics we discussed try reading these articles published at WadeOutThere.comFive Reasons to Love Small TroutEvery Once in a While, Look UpSeven Reasons to Fish Small StreamsSix Techniques for Fishing Small StreamsAll the Bigger Trout Are Across the RiverThe Art of the Missed HooksetWe All Have Home WaterFor more fly fishing stories, lessons learned, and artwork check out my blog and online gallery at WadeOutThere.comSign up for Jason's free email newsletter (WadeOutThere Wednesday) at WadeOutThere.com/Wednesday