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Bitterroot River

Bitterroot River

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Sep 19, 2026

Joe PagsHOST
2:51
some Bitroot Springs Ranch near Stevensville, Montana, for the new long-form series of Out of Office.
Joe PagsHOST
2:56
They filmed it in the Bitterroot River.
Joe PagsHOST
2:59
A network special like that is never two people on a phone.
Joe PagsHOST
3:03
It's cameras, a boom, a sound producer, often wardrobe and makeup on the bank.
John AshbrookHOST
11:36
It is a fact.
Comfortably SmugHOST
11:37
They were in the, uh, Bitterroot River in Montana, of course-
John AshbrookHOST
11:40
Mm
Comfortably SmugHOST
11:40
... as a, uh, any Californian, uh, governor would do when showcasing themselves, they go out of state.
speaker_1HOST
37:01
It's fine.
Hayley CaroniaHOST
37:01
He is knee-deep in the Bitterroot River in Montana as part of Jake Tapper's reporting series called Out of Office.
Hayley CaroniaHOST
37:10
Take a look.
Jake TapperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:10
How does one even make a decision to, like, run for president?
Jason ShemchukHOST
0:42
The streams and lakes of Colorado became Mike's fly fishing classroom, until he decided to try his luck at college again.
Jason ShemchukHOST
0:49
They moved back to Montana, where Mike studied forestry and worked for the Forest Service, building a life surrounded by nature, and continuing to enjoy the therapeutic and challenging nature of fly fishing over the decades he has since lived in the Bitterroot Valley.
Jason ShemchukHOST
1:05
We discuss the pros and cons of complicating fly fishing versus keeping it simple, lake fishing in southwestern Montana, and the crossroads between pressure, restrictions, blame, and empathy when it comes to protecting our natural resources.
Jason ShemchukHOST
1:25
Welcome to the Wade Out There Fly Fishing Podcast.
Jason ShemchukHOST
3:04
Okay, cool.
Jason ShemchukHOST
3:05
Yeah.
Mike WilsonGUEST
3:05
Bitterroot Valley.
Mike WilsonGUEST
3:06
Yeah.
Chris PlanteHOST
4:24
It's all television.
Chris PlanteHOST
4:25
Gavin Newsom and Jake Tapper put on their waders, and they got into the Bitterroot River in Montana, um, which I think that's where they shot the movie A River Runs Through It.
Chris PlanteHOST
4:35
A River Runs Through It.
Chris PlanteHOST
4:36
Oh, my friend Brian, uh, rephrased the River Runs Through It thing, uh, made it more impolite.
Chris PlanteHOST
4:42
But listen to this because they're, they're out there in the, uh, Bitterroot River in Montana, and there, and there are cameras all over the place.
Chris PlanteHOST
4:51
And they've got wireless microphones on them, and they're saying, "Hey.
Chris PlanteHOST
4:55
Hey, buddy.
Joe CrummeyHOST
6:46
I looked this up, and it's all over the internet today.
Joe CrummeyHOST
6:48
It's Gavin Newsom and Jake from CNN, and they are standing at the Bitterroot Springs Ranch near Stevensville, Montana, on, uh, Gavin's, uh, in-laws' property, and they're right in the Bitterroot River.
Joe CrummeyHOST
7:02
And they're supposedly, they're posing as if they're fly fishing, and Gavin is wearing a really tight shirt so that he looks kinda sexy, but it doesn't look like he really is fishing.
Joe CrummeyHOST
7:12
But, uh, they want you to think they are fly fishing.
Joe CrummeyHOST
9:50
Like, she has a podcast now or whatever.
Joe CrummeyHOST
9:51
Was talking about, "Do you ever get tired of being so good-looking?" And, uh, I think it was something like, to that effect when she was talking to him.
Joe CrummeyHOST
9:58
Now, here, here is, you know, Jake, and, you know, standing in the middle of the, uh, Bitterroot River, and I- I'm not sure it's really fair of me to say, "Where are the tough questions?" Uh, you know, about, say, the, the, uh, like, $20 billion worth of money for homeless in the state of California that's, that's gone nowhere, or even the state of the insurance market in, uh, California, which nobody seems to talk about except me.
Joe CrummeyHOST
10:25
This would be homeowners insurance.
Travis MateerGUEST
64:43
I recently went to the Rocky mountain labs and this, this is something I just want to really put out there because I get, I get really worried that, um, information can get, uh, withheld.
Travis MateerGUEST
64:53
I, I suspect Gary, Indiana and what happened for a couple of weeks with the, the black out there could be a test run for, for really keeping information from getting out and And when I was floating the river, the Bitterroot River with a friend intentionally to go see the Rocky Mountain Lab, which has been in the media recently, Laura Loomer was claiming some crazy thing was going to happen with like Ebola.
Travis MateerGUEST
65:14
Tim Sheehy, our senator, has also been very critical of the Rocky Mountain Lab.
Travis MateerGUEST
65:18
But I went up there and.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:37
And they went to Montana.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:40
The Bitterroot River was one of his favorite streams to fish on.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:44
And he knew where all the fish were.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:45
He'd say to Esther, there's one over there, and he'd cast over, and they'd have a fish.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:37
And they went to Montana.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:40
The Bitterroot River was one of his favorite streams to fish on.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:44
And he knew where all the fish were.
Abraham HicksHOST
2:45
He'd say to Esther, there's one over there, and he'd cast over, and they'd have a fish.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
15:48
Me find in Big Stone Canyon.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
15:51
Huh? Where's that? It's where Bitterroot River goes south.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
15:55
The big stone outside.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
15:57
That's how Canyon gets names.

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