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Captain Jack Patrican makes his living on the water year-round. From running Time Flies Charters for stripers, groundfish, and bluefin in the summer, to scalloping in the winter, to being the only center console on National Geographic's Wicked Tuna with his 32-foot Everglades.
In this episode, Jack talks about fishing 12 months a year, what it's like filming Wicked Tuna, and the differences between the North Carolina and New England giant bluefin fisheries.
Book a trip with Captain Jack Patrican: https://www.timefliesfishingcharters.com/
Watch him on Wicked Tuna: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/tv/shows/wicked-tuna
This episode of the OTW Podcast is presented by Old Town. We've been using these stable, versatile fishing platforms for everything from small pond bass to big water albies and stripers. Check out their line of fishing kayaks at https://www.oldtowncanoe.com/onthewater
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Captain Jack Patrican makes his living on the water year-round. From running Time Flies Charters for stripers, groundfish, and bluefin in the summer, to scalloping in the winter, to being the only center console on National Geographic's Wicked Tuna with his 32-foot Everglades.
In this episode, Jack talks about fishing 12 months a year, what it's like filming Wicked Tuna, and the differences between the North Carolina and New England giant bluefin fisheries.
Book a trip with Captain Jack Patrican: https://www.timefliesfishingcharters.com/
Watch him on Wicked Tuna: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/tv/shows/wicked-tuna
This episode of the OTW Podcast is presented by Old Town. We've been using these stable, versatile fishing platforms for everything from small pond bass to big water albies and stripers. Check out their line of fishing kayaks at https://www.oldtowncanoe.com/onthewater
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