Sim Whatley's guest appearances

Sim Whatley

Wet Fly Swing Fly Fishing Podcast

The Tailgate Podcast: Marketing for Hunting and Angling Brands

Tom Rosenbauer

Jason Rolfe

Tom McGuane

Scott Baker

James Johnson

Henry Winkler

John Gierach

Nicole Qualtieri

Jeff Morgan

Ross Copperman

Babe Ruth

Pat Dorsey

Rick Takahashi

Pete McBride

Jeff Currier

OwlTail

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/228 Sim Whatley, founder of Duck Camp, is on the podcast to share the story of how he created an amazing outdoor apparel company out of the Texas area.  Versatility and comfort across many different conditions is there sweet spot. Sim walks us through the gear you need for your next salt water gear and what makes a good lightweight rain jacket good to go.  We find out why Sim is not a big fan of the sun glove for fly fishing and what he recommends for overall sun protection.  Fly Fishing Apparel Show Notes with Sim Whatley - Uptown Angler was the first shop that helped Sim get started in fly fishing. - I note Columbia PFG, Huk and how Duck Camp is different from some of the other outdoors apparel brands. - Signature fishing shirt - Nylons better than polyester - Drifter Pants and Scout Shorts are the solution vs doing the convertible pants/shorts. - Lightweight rain jackets plus head guide hoodie are two other goto items for fishing. - Outdoor Retailer show is the biggest event each year and how Sim learned a lot about the product end of their business. - I noted the fingerless wool gloves that I love from REI. - The barn burner merino wool hoodie is a killer looking hoodie that keeps you comfy outdoors. You can find Sim at DuckCamp.com  Fly Fishing Apparel Conclusion with Sim Whatley Sim Whatley from Duck Camp breaks down their line of outdoor products and how they are building their brand and providing unique innovative products for fishing and hunting. Bamboo in the knit variety vs woven materials.  We find out why polyester isn't the best material for the outdoors and why the Duck Camp signature shirt is great outdoors. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/228

Show Notes: <a href="https://wetflyswing.com/228" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wetflyswing.com/228</a> Sim Whatley, founder of Duck Camp, is on the podcast to share the story of how he created an amazing outdoor apparel company out of the Texas area.  Versatility and comfort across many different conditions is there sweet spot. Sim walks us through the gear you need for your next salt water gear and what makes a good lightweight rain jacket good to go.  We find out why Sim is not a big fan of the sun glove for fly fishing and what he recommends for overall sun protection. Fly Fishing Apparel Show Notes with Sim Whatley - Uptown Angler was the first shop that helped Sim get started in fly fishing. - I note Columbia PFG, Huk and how Duck Camp is different from some of the other outdoors apparel brands. - Signature fishing shirt - Nylons better than polyester - Drifter Pants and Scout Shorts are the solution vs doing the convertible pants/shorts. - Lightweight rain jackets plus head guide hoodie are two other goto items for fishing. - Outdoor Retailer show is the biggest event each year and how Sim learned a lot about the product end of their business. - I noted the fingerless wool gloves that I love from REI. - The barn burner merino wool hoodie is a killer looking hoodie that keeps you comfy outdoors. You can find Sim at <a href="http://DuckCamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DuckCamp.com</a> Fly Fishing Apparel Conclusion with Sim Whatley Sim Whatley from Duck Camp breaks down their line of outdoor products and how they are building their brand and providing unique innovative products for fishing and hunting. Bamboo in the knit variety vs woven materials.  We find out why polyester isn't the best material for the outdoors and why the Duck Camp signature shirt is great outdoors. Show Notes: <a href="https://wetflyswing.com/228" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wetflyswing.com/228</a>

WFS 228 - Duck Camp Fly Fishing Apparel with Sim Whatley - Austin Texas, Hunting

James Elledge

There’s a deluge of new hunting and angling brands bursting onto the scene. Most fall either on the hunting side or the angling side and few bridge that stubborn gap between the two to win the hearts and minds of both. Let alone do it well.One brand that does gets it right is Duck Camp. A truly modern, direct-to-consumer brand out there on the racetrack.We recently sat down with the talented minds behind Duck Camp at their headquarters in Austin, TX and covered a lot of ground. Sim Whatley, founder, and James Elledge, partner and head of marketing, took us through the entire Duck Camp who, what, where, and why. After listening to their passion for new outdoor voices and ideas, innovative thinking, and belief in more boots-on-ground, personable marketing, you’ll see why. They’re the brand you want to have a beer with. Learn more about our mission at thetailgatepodcast.com

There’s a deluge of new hunting and angling brands bursting onto the scene. Most fall either on the hunting side or the angling side and few bridge that stubborn gap between the two to win the hearts and minds of both. Let alone do it well.One brand that does gets it right is <a href="https://duckcamp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Duck Camp</a>. A truly modern, direct-to-consumer brand out there on the racetrack.We recently sat down with the talented minds behind Duck Camp at their headquarters in Austin, TX and covered a lot of ground. Sim Whatley, founder, and James Elledge, partner and head of marketing, took us through the entire Duck Camp who, what, where, and why. After listening to their passion for new outdoor voices and ideas, innovative thinking, and belief in more boots-on-ground, personable marketing, you’ll see why. They’re the brand you want to have a beer with. Learn more about our mission at <a href="https://www.thetailgatepodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thetailgatepodcast.com</a>

Sim Whatley and James Elledge Hit All the Right Notes with Duck Camp