Fisheries Gone Wild

Listen in as we dive into one of Swansboro's most renowned fly fishing guides, rod builder, philosapher and conservationist; Captain John Mauser of Tailing Tide Guide Service.

John is based out of the Swansboro area in North Carolina where he specializes in Fly Fishing and Light Tackle Charters. John specifically loves to target fish by sight casting in clear shallow water. Whether its tailing Redfish, blitzing Albacore or Stripers rolling on the surface, its exciting, its challenging and its what John and his clients live for!!!

John strives to provide his clients an experince with memeories that will last long after your trip. He takes great pride in his work as a rod builder and a guide and you can expect him to give his 100% on and off the water. He truly enjoys that process and understands what it takes to create a memorable and succsessfull day on the water!!!

To book a trip with John visit his website: TAILING TIDE GUIDE SERVICE - Tailing Tide Guide Service Home Page

If you are interested in purchasing a (Made in the USA) Fly Rod built by John and his team, check him out here: Mauser Fly Fishing

To learn more about the issues facing our coastal fishereis please check out our Save Our Fisheries Website: Save Our Fisheries | Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina | CCA NC

Welcome back to another episode of Fishereis Gone Wild, hosted by CCA NC Executive Director David Sneed. This episode dives into the upcoming Marine Fisheries Commision meeting November 16-18, 2022. The MFC will be voting on Amendment 2 to the Estuarine Striped Bass FMP. Within this plan, the commision will vote to either continue the gill net ban on the Neuse, Tar and Pamlico rivers above the ferry lines or vote to allow the nets back in the water. This gill net ban has been in place to protect the Striped Bass and allow the species to reach a sustainable spawning biomass to continue to rebuild the population. This upcoming MFC meeting November 16-18 is by far one of the most important meetings and we need your voice to show up and speak for the resource more than ever!!!

Tight Lines!

Welcome back to another episode of Fisheries Gone Wild with CCA NC. This week we invite our good freind Pat Donovan Brandenburg with the city of Jacksonville to join us as we dicuss how water quality and habitat play a major role in having healthy and sustainable fisheries. Pat has built her career around restoring and cleaning up the New River, from the late 1980s to 2001 the New River was closed to commercial and recreational uses. Since 2001 due to Pat, her staff and many partners the New River has remained open and water quality continues to improve. Listen in as Pat covers the past, present and furture of the condition of the New River and how the Oyster Highway played a pivitol role in the cleanup effort. This is a true success story and Pat has been able to see all of her hard work become a reality. CCA NC is glad to have played a role in the restoration process.

We are excited to be back with another episode of Fisheries Gone Wild with our host David Sneed the Executive Director of CCA NC along side Chairmen of our fisheries committee Stuart Creighton.

The Marine Fisheries commission met in May of 2022 to finalize the vote on amendment 3 to the southern flounder FMP. Listen in as we dive into the ins and outs of this plan to rebuild our flounder stock and how the State of NC has allowed the fishery to get to this point.

Learn more about the sea turtle ITP and its renewal in 2023 and hear in depth conversations on the vote to continue the Gill Net ban above the ferry lines on the Neuse and Pamlico Rivers.

Tight Lines!!!

Welcome back to another episode of Fisheries Gone Wild! Once again join our host and CCA NC Executive Director David Sneed along side members of our fisheries committee Stuart Creighton and Rocky Carter as we look back on the year.

2022 is starting off with amendment 3 of the Flounder fisheries management plan process. Listen in as we go over the different management options that the Division of Marine Fisheries lays out in their FMP.

If you are concerned about the future of our fisheries and especially pertaining to angler access to our flounder fishery, then you will find this episode very informing.

Tight Lines!

Welcome back to another episode of Fisheries Gone Wild, where we join CCA NC Executive Director David Sneed along side Co host Rocky Carter. Listen in as they go over the facts and issues behind the fisheries management plan process pertaining to shrimp trawling here in NC.

Joining in on the discussion we have CCA NC current and former chairmen of the fisheries committee. They will go over the impacts that large industrial shrimp trawling have on our coastal resources and how the states management process has led to diminished fish stocks across multiple species.

Dive in to how North Carolina Fisheries managment got to where we are today with Fisheries Historian Mac Currin.

Dick Brame joins David and Rocky for our first episode to share his wealth of knowledge on the history of NC fisheries management and where it went wrong.

The audio on this one is a bit sub-par but the conversation was a great one. Bare with us as we get the bugs on the technical side of podcasting worked out.

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