by RCRLOutdoors
A place to hear the personal upbringings from your weekend outdoorsman to professionals in the hunting and fishing realm. RCRL offers a platform to Re-Experience the outdoors through a variety of views. What's your "why" when it comes to the outdoors?
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11/21/2022
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June 11, 2026
<p>In this episode of RCRL, Jonathan Gray shares his lifelong journey from fishing in Texas to guiding on rivers and exploring international waters. We discuss fly fishing techniques, the impact of environmental changes on lakes, and his adventures in Japan and Idaho.</p><p><br></p><p>We touch on: </p><ul><li>Jonathan Gray's background and outdoor upbringing</li><li>Fly fishing techniques and fly tying</li><li>Environmental impacts on lakes and fishing conditions</li><li>International fishing experiences in Japan and Idaho</li><li>Conservation and ethical fishing practices</li></ul><p><br></p><p>Keywords:</p><p>fishing, fly fishing, Texas outdoors, river guiding, Japan lakes, bass fishing, conservation, fishing techniques, Idaho rivers, big water trout</p><p><br></p>
May 22, 2026
<p>In this episode of RCRL, we break down our 2026 DIY Idaho spring black bear hunt from start to finish. From e-scouting mountain terrain and tracking bear movement to dealing with brutal elevation, ticks, weather, and the realities of packing animals out of the backcountry , this trip tested us physically and mentally.</p><p>We dive into the gear that worked, mistakes we made, lessons learned in the field, and what it really takes to plan a fly-in mountain hunt on your own. We also talk shooting opportunities, water sources, wilderness navigation, processing a bear in the backcountry, and the emotional side of chasing an animal in rugged country.</p><p>Whether you’re planning your first western hunt, interested in spring bear behavior, or just enjoy hearing raw stories from the outdoors, this episode is packed with insight, humor, and real experience from the Idaho mountains.</p><p>Topics include:<br>• Idaho spring black bear hunting<br>• DIY mountain hunt logistics<br>• E-scouting and bear movement<br>• Gear and physical preparation<br>• Flying with hunting equipment and meat<br>• Wilderness safety and lessons learned</p><p>Follow along with the journey:<br>Instagram: RCRLOutdoors<br>YouTube: RecastedReloaded</p><p>Resources mentioned:<br>• Idaho Fish and Game<br>• OnX Hunt App<br>• Montana Knife Company Speed Goat Knife<br>• Kill Bags</p><p><br></p><p></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
December 5, 2024
Tyler Burk shares his journey into hunting and explores the impact of wind farms on weather patterns, highlighting the importance of understanding hunting regulations and environmental effects.
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A place to hear the personal upbringings from your weekend outdoorsman to professionals in the hunting and fishing realm. RCRL offers a platform to Re-Experience the outdoors through a variety of views.
What's your "why" when it comes to the outdoors?
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