Misguided Fishing welcomes Capts Dave Sybert and Quentin Turko of Vicarious Charters. These two capts have found a niche that until recently had not been explored commercially on the Northern Outer Banks of North Carolina.  

Vicarious Charters specializes in spearfishing charters primarily as well as the traditional hook and line guided experience.  These two guides have varying backgrounds from academics, working as a chemist, to being a professional surfer.  Each guy brings a lot to the table and they and their business is definitely an asset to the industry as well as being an unique experience for customers.

Dave and Quentin each have a ton of certs and in water experience.  Listen up.  These guys are well worth the 31 minutes of your time.  Check them out at www.vicariouscharters.com or on the IG @vicarious_spearfishing or @quentin_turko

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We had a great guest: 13 yr old Brown Gaddy.  The young man has most likely caught more billfish than Dave and I combined.  He, and his twin brother Charles, are tournament tested and not only participants but winners.Unfortunately, this is one of those that is probably better suited for audio rather than video. Upon editing I found our SD card was corrupted and only recorded 2:40 of video.  The audio was fine but the video stopped.  Oh well, such is life in the never ending anxiety of video production.

The giveaway this week:  For a chance to win a long sleeve Meat Hog Fishing sun shirt guess the total or close to the total without going over of the one day record of white marlin releases on board the Qualifier.  The Qualifier is owned and operated out of the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center by Brown Gaddy's father Fin Gaddy.  The boat raises the bills!

Remember to leave your guess in the comment section of the video.  Its only live for 48 hours from publication.

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In episode 11 Dave and Donnie discuss what it takes for your business to grow organically in a competitive charter fishing industry.  The discussion centers on the audio visual aspect of the business and the hustle it requires to get ahead.  Of course, there are a couple of stories thrown in as well.  One of which shows how to start the day with two boats and end the day with none.

Special thanks to Meathog Fishing for the sponsorship and the giveaway this week. Check out what they make at www.meathogfishing.com 

Guess boat record cobia total for a day and win a hoodie.  Closest total wins within the first 48 hours of this episode dropping.

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Capt Jack Graham joins the misguided duo and talks about starting his career mating in the cockpit of an inshore boat trolling for bluefish and quickly progressing to realm of a big game marlin fisherman in exotic locales.

Jack now has taken the helm of an offshore vessel fishing out of Oregon Inlet, North Carolina.

You can find Jack at www.afishionadocharters.com

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Thanks to AFTCO for the giveaway this week and thanks to meathog fishing for getting involved.
www.meathogfishing.com

The Misguided Duo take time out of their busy winter schedule to sit down and give you 30+ minutes of cobia juicy juice.  No ads! No pandering! Just the Real Deal Holyfield golden cobia nuggets of information that you want and need to know.

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The misguided duo give a season wrap up, try to make up for the guest cancellation and talk about a few first world problems on the boat the sort of irk them.

The Misguided duo discusses speckled trout techniques and inshore redfish tactics.  There is also a story told about guys taking the long way home

This week the misguided crew talk to Daniel B.  Daniel, an Outer Banks native got his first job guiding in Alaska.  Daniel talks about his experience there, his future plans to launch his own business next summer, and what its like to get your curtains knocked out crossing the bar at Oregon Inlet.

The Misguided crew welcomes Capt Lee Johnson to the show.  Lee is a skilled craftsman who, instead of buying a factory boat and settling, decided he would build his own custom rig.  Donnie has a hard time understanding how a boat floats much less how somebody builds one.

Capt Sarah drops flyfishing knowledge on a couple of misguided noobs.  Not to let off easy; we get Sarah to explain to us how not to load a boat onto a trailer. Also, Donnie D talks about big guns, small cash and black suburbans.