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Jonathan Moss | Episode 213
In this episode of Connected By Water, host and renowned fish artist Dennis Friel welcomes Jonathan Moss — seasoned inshore fishing guide and television host of The Captain’s Log. With a career rooted in hookups and storytelling, Jonathan opens up about the realities of making a living in the fishing industry, from running charters to building a successful TV brand.
The two dive into the challenges and triumphs of navigating the waters of business while staying true to personal values. Jonathan shares how faith, God, and family remain at the center of everything he does — even as his show takes a major leap forward. Starting this month, The Captain’s Log begins airing on the Discovery Channel, marking a pivotal milestone in Jonathan’s already remarkable journey.
From the early days of making music, which would lay the foundation to the grand stage of national television, this conversation explores what it truly means to stay grounded while chasing big dreams. It's a powerful reminder that balance, purpose, and perspective are just as vital as big fish and tight lines.
Whether you’re a weekend angler or industry pro, this episode offers authentic insight and inspiration from two men deeply connected by water — and by faith in God.
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The Connected By Water Podcast is Fueled by Papa’s Pilar Rum and Protected by Star brite
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@connectedbywater @papaspilar @starbrite_com @seawardsystems @partsvu4u @olukai @linkgenie @project_seasafe
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In this episode of Connected By Water, host and renowned fish artist Dennis Friel welcomes Jonathan Moss — seasoned inshore fishing guide and television host of The Captain’s Log. With a career rooted in hookups and storytelling, Jonathan opens up about the realities of making a living in the fishing industry, from running charters to building a successful TV brand.
The two dive into the challenges and triumphs of navigating the waters of business while staying true to personal values. Jonathan shares how faith, God, and family remain at the center of everything he does — even as his show takes a major leap forward. Starting this month, The Captain’s Log begins airing on the Discovery Channel, marking a pivotal milestone in Jonathan’s already remarkable journey.
From the early days of making music, which would lay the foundation to the grand stage of national television, this conversation explores what it truly means to stay grounded while chasing big dreams. It's a powerful reminder that balance, purpose, and perspective are just as vital as big fish and tight lines.
Whether you’re a weekend angler or industry pro, this episode offers authentic insight and inspiration from two men deeply connected by water — and by faith in God.
•
The Connected By Water Podcast is Fueled by Papa’s Pilar Rum and Protected by Star brite
•
@connectedbywater @papaspilar @starbrite_com @seawardsystems @partsvu4u @olukai @linkgenie @project_seasafe
•
#connectedbywater #papaspilar #starbrite #TeamDoGooder #ProjectSeaSafe #olukai #seawardsystems #partsvu #linkgenie #podcast #floridapodcast #IndianRiverLagoon #clams #cleanwater #mangroves #conservation #SaveFlorida #longlivetheeverglades #dfriel #dfrielart
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