Hilary Hutcheson, Fishing Guide and Environmental Advocate

Dave and Eddie talk with guide and environmental advocate Hilary Hutcheson, who grew up on the rivers of her home state of Montana, continues to guide there, and is a leading voice in raising awareness of how climate change is affecting North America’s fishing heritage. The mother of three grown children has fished all over the world (with a soft spot for the South), has testified before a Senate committee about the state of fisheries across the country, and is an ambassador for several of the biggest names in the sporting world. But there’s one dream she’s not been able to make come true: noodling a catfish. Presented in partnership with Duck Camp.

Sites mentioned in Episode 2:

Hilary Hutcheson’s Instagram: @outsidehilary

Conservation organizations:

Backcountry Hunters and Anglers

Casting for Recovery

Protect Our Winters

Guiding for the Future

Fishing Outfitters Association of Montana

Captains for Clean Water

Fish for Change

Climate Solution Caucus

Forest/wildernesses:

Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve

Crown of the Continent

Wild and Scenic Rivers

Wild and Scenic Rivers

Glacier National Park

Flathead National Forest

Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex

Great Bear Wilderness

Wild South credits:

Producer and editor: Christine Fennessy
Music: Woody Platt and Bennett Sullivan
Artwork: Lars Leetaru
Transcripts editor: Katherine Jarvis