Have you ever wondered how an NFL quarterback would fare on the open sea? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with NFL star Jameis Winston as he prepares for an exciting fishing tournament. From his limited deep-sea fishing experience to his approach to teamwork both on and off the field, Jameis shares his thoughts on this new challenge and how he plans to bring his football mindset to the fishing boat. Dive into the perspective of a professional athlete taking on a completely new adventure, and let us know in the comments which aspect of Jameis's approach to fishing resonates with you the most!

Key Takeaways:

* Jameis has limited deep-sea fishing experience but is excited to learn

* He's teamed up with David Njoku, Trey Hendricks, and champion angler Justin Drummond

* Winston sees parallels between fishing and quarterbacking, particularly in patience and adaptability

* He's looking forward to bonding with teammates and learning from professionals

* Jameis emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence in managing team dynamics

* He views fishing as an opportunity to learn and serve his more experienced teammates

* Winston discusses the constant changes in NFL team composition and the need to build new relationships

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In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with NFL running back Alvin Kamara as he prepares for an exciting fishing tournament. Known for his skills on the football field, Kamara brings his competitive spirit and finesse to a new arena. From his past fishing experiences to his strategy for the upcoming tournament, Alvin shares his thoughts on how he plans to translate his athletic prowess into fishing success. Join us as we explore Kamara's passion for competition, his connection to his African roots, and his approach to new challenges both on and off the field. Don't miss this opportunity to see a different side of this NFL star and find out if his confidence on the gridiron translates to success on the water!

Key Takeaways:

* Alvin's last fishing experience was 2.5 years ago in New Orleans

* He caught a barracuda in the Bahamas on a previous trip

* Kamara brings his competitive spirit from football to fishing

* He believes his "finesse" on the field will translate to fishing

* Alvin recently spent time in Liberia, working on economic growth projects

* He's involved with NASCAR and his own water brand, Zen

* Kamara prefers to do community work without publicity

* He's excited about potentially catching a sailfish in the tournament

* Snapper is Alvin's favorite fish to eat

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Have you ever wondered what it's like to fish in South Africa? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Tian from T- Zero, who shares his incredible journey from bottom fishing in South Africa to chasing blue marlin in the United States. From his early days fishing with his father to his current role on a 70-foot Ricky Sky Row, T takes us on a journey through his life and his unwavering passion for the sport of fishing. Dive into the mindset that led him to prioritize his love for billfish over other species, and let us know in the comments which story that Tian shared was your favorite!

Key Takeaways:

* T grew up fishing with his father in South Africa

* He transitioned from bottom fishing to sport fishing

* T Zero fishes on a 70-foot Ricky Sky Row

* They introduced marlin fishing techniques to their home waters in South Africa

* T's biggest catch is a 500-pound blue marlin on a spinning reel

* He prefers catch and release, especially for billfish

* South African bottom fishing offers unique challenges and rewards

* T believes South African waters are not overfished due to limited access

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Ever wondered what it's like to transition from a major sports network to independent podcasting? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Sage Steele, who shares her journey from covering the NFL to launching her own podcast. From her early fishing experiences in Colorado to her love for redfish in Florida, Sage takes us on a journey through her life and her passion for the outdoors. Dive into the mindset that led her to prioritize authenticity in her new venture, and let us know in the comments which story that Sage shared was your favorite!

Key Takeaways:

* Sage's fishing experiences range from Colorado lakes to Florida's Gulf Coast

* She's passionate about redfish and the technique required to catch them

* Fishing provides Sage with a sense of peace and a mental escape

* Sage enjoys fishing with her son, creating a special bond

* She's not afraid to get hands-on with baiting hooks and handling fish

* Sage has transitioned from ESPN to hosting her own independent podcast

* Her new show focuses on personal stories rather than just sports statistics

* Upcoming guests include RFK Jr. and various athletes

* Authenticity and genuine moments are key to her new podcast's success

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Dive into the world of professional football and fishing with NFL linebacker Quincey William in this episode of The Science of Fishing. Mark Farag sits down with the talented athlete to discuss his upcoming fishing adventure and how he balances his love for the sport with his NFL career. From his fishing experiences in Alabama to his excitement about competing in the upcoming tournament, Quincey shares his passion for both football and fishing. Listen in as he reveals his competitive spirit, his bond with his brother, and how fishing serves as an escape from the demands of professional sports. Don't miss Quincey's insights on bringing his football mindset to the water and his ambitious goals for the upcoming NFL season!

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* Quincey sees fishing as an escape and form of relaxation

* He has experience deep sea fishing in Jacksonville

* Quincey often fishes with family members in Alabama

* He's excited to compete in the upcoming fishing tournament

* Quincey and his brother form "Team Life Support" for the competition

* He balances his love for fishing with his NFL career

* Quincey aims for a Super Bowl MVP in the upcoming NFL season

* He views fishing as therapeutic and a way to disconnect

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Welcome back to another Science Of Fishing Podcast. This week we are sitting down this week by Special Guest Jamie Bunn to talk all things Quest of The Crest Sailfish Series! The allure of a $2 million dollar purse and a hot sailfish bite attracts some of the top teams in the sport to this tournament every year.

Have you ever wondered how an NFL defensive back would fare on the open sea? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry as he prepares for his first-ever deep-sea fishing experience. From his limited fishing background to his approach to teamwork both on and off the field, James shares his thoughts on this new challenge and how he plans to bring his football mindset to the fishing boat. Dive into the perspective of a professional athlete taking on a completely new adventure, and let us know in the comments which aspect of James's approach to fishing resonates with you the most!

Key Takeaways:

* This is James Bradberry's first time deep-sea fishing

* He's excited about the possibility of catching various fish species, including a "baby shark"

* James discusses the team culture of the Philadelphia Eagles and their Super Bowl aspirations

* He's paired with teammate Jalen Carter for the fishing tournament

* Bradberry compares the finesse required in football to fishing techniques

* He aims to improve his performance in the upcoming NFL season

* James recalls a childhood fishing experience and finds being near water relaxing

* He's open to trying new experiences, including fishing traditions

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Ever wonder what it takes to win big in tuna tournaments? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Captain Taylor Sanford of Gypsea, who shares his journey from fistfights with his brother to dominating tuna tournaments. From his unique hybrid fishing spread to the game-changing impact of sonar technology, Taylor takes us through the strategies that have led to his recent success. Dive into the competitive mindset of a tournament champion and discover how family dynamics can make or break a fishing team. Let us know in the comments which of Taylor's fishing tips you found most surprising!

Key Takeaways:

* Taylor comes from a fishing family and fishes tournaments with his brother

* They use a unique hybrid spread with 12 rods for tuna fishing

* Sonar technology has been a game-changer for their tournament success

* Taylor's competitive nature extends beyond fishing to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

* The team celebrates after tournaments but stays focused during competition

* Taylor believes tuna fishing provides great content for Sport Fishing Championship

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Have you ever wondered how a beach-loving surfer becomes an NFL star? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Miami Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert, who shares his journey from the beaches of New Smyrna to the football field. From his early days of fishing in local ponds to nearly landing a Billabong sponsorship for surfing, Raheem takes us through his life and how his love for the outdoors has shaped his competitive spirit. Dive into the mindset that led him to break records with the Dolphins and hear about his plans to introduce his children to the joys of fishing. Let us know in the comments which part of Raheem's story surprised you the most!

Key Takeaways:

* Raheem grew up fishing in both freshwater and saltwater

* He was offered a Billabong sponsorship for surfing at age 14

* Mostert enjoys fly fishing and caught his first fish in Utah

* He participates in the Dolphins' "Fins Weekend" fishing tournament

* Raheem plans to introduce his three young sons to fishing

* He has experience hunting boar in Florida and Georgia

* Many NFL players enjoy outdoor activities like fishing and hunting

* Mostert aims to continually improve his performance each NFL season

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Ever wonder what it's like to be a young angler on a competitive fishing team? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, we sit down with 17-year-old Matteo from Team Lights Out. From his unexpected entry into canyon fishing to battling blue marlin, Matteo shares his journey and passion for the sport. Discover the organized chaos of life aboard Lights Out, the thrill of billfish, and what it's like to fish alongside a father-son duo. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting started, Matteo's story is sure to inspire. Don't forget to comment below with your favorite part of Matteo's fishing journey!

Key Takeaways:

* Matteo is a 17-year-old angler on Team Lights Out

* He started canyon fishing at age 12

* Billfish, especially blue marlin, are his favorite catch

* Team Lights Out often fishes with up to 13 people on board

* Welker Canyon is Matteo's favorite fishing spot

* Matteo's biggest catch was a giant tuna in the 500-pound range

* The team is preparing for the upcoming SFC season

* Matteo got into fishing through a chance encounter with Tucker