Can you imagine scaling the highest peaks or diving deep into the ocean to uncover World War II relics? This week, we bring you an electrifying episode featuring the legendary high-altitude cinematographer, Jason Dittmer. From his humble beginnings fishing with his grandmother to capturing stunning footage for National Geographic, Jason's life is a whirlwind of adventure, grit, and serendipity. We'll traverse some of his most gripping stories, from heart-pounding climbs in Spain and Tibet to documenting ancient WWII submarines with Canadian submersibles.

Prepare to be on the edge of your seat as Jason recounts the adrenaline-packed world of high-altitude mountaineering. He shares the exhilarating highs and devastating lows, including the sobering experience of losing a teammate at 25,000 feet. His journey takes a fascinating turn when he joins a BBC film crew to document an epic climb. You'll gain a unique insight into the resilience and spirit required to conquer these formidable challenges, all while navigating the extreme conditions of some of the world's tallest peaks.

But it's not all mountains and deep-sea dives—Jason also takes us into the serene yet thrilling world of fly fishing. From the luxurious Nordic Point Lodge to untamed waters in Cuba and Mexico, he reveals the deep cultural connections and camaraderie forged through angling. We explore the technical beauty of fly fishing and hear about Jason’s unforgettable catches, including the elusive muskie and the rooster fish of the Sea of Cortez. This episode is a treasure trove of outdoor adventures, personal triumphs, and the incredible bonds formed in nature. Join us for an unforgettable journey with Jason Dittmer, a true outdoor legend.