By Mark Farag
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On today's episode we are joined by Captain Blake Bridges, who is the captain for Lifeline Sportfishing. Captain Blake goes into detail about how he got into fishing and why he chose to chase blue marlin. He goes into detail about previously fished tournaments as well as the up coming season! Captain Blake also dives in and tells us more about the omni-sonar and how his team uses it to their advantage!
On todays episode we are joined by Shane Guidry, Owner of Team Harvey, as he goes into detail more about how they were able to become what they are known as today. Team Harvey is a tournament fishing team that competes in various tournaments worldwide, including the Gulf of Mexico and the Bahamas. He will also be able to tell us about the well known omni-sonar that has been stirring up controversy over just how well it is able to be used in tournament fishing all over the world.
Ever wondered what it takes to become a spearfishing world record holder? In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Sarasua, a trailblazing female spearfisher who's made waves in the male-dominated sport. Lauren shares her journey, recounting heart-pounding encounters with sharks and the thrill of hunting massive bluefin tuna 90 feet underwater. She discusses the challenges she faced, her commitment to sustainable fishing practices, and the gear that helps her excel. From the icy waters of Alaska to the depths of the Mediterranean, Lauren's stories will take you to the world's most exciting fishing grounds.
Key Takeaways:
Persistence is key - Lauren pursued spearfishing even when friends weren't interested.
Safety should always be a priority in extreme sports like spearfishing.
Sustainable fishing practices are crucial for ocean conservation.
Proper gear selection and customization can significantly improve performance.
Embrace unique experiences in different environments to broaden your skills.
Maintain a healthy respect for marine life, including potential dangers like sharks.
Be open to trying new locations and techniques to expand your abilities.
Passion and dedication can lead to world-class achievements in your chosen field.
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In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Giovani Bernard, a former NFL player participating in the Sport Fishing Championships. Giovani shares his journey from growing up in South Florida to playing professional football and now transitioning into retirement. He discusses his passion for fishing, his approach to financial literacy, and his experiences as a first-generation American. Giovani also talks about his current ventures, including real estate investments and dock leasing, as well as his excitement for the upcoming fishing tournament.
Key Takeaways:
Stay open to new experiences - they can lead to unexpected passions.
Plan for the future, even when successful in the present.
Use your background as motivation to succeed.
Be willing to adapt and explore new career paths.
Never stop learning from others, regardless of your success.
Balance privilege with teaching important life lessons.
Remember your roots and maintain perspective.
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Have you ever wanted to turn something you love making into a business? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Yunior, who shares his incredible story of building a business around a bait-catching product he made called the Ballyhoop. Yunior shares his amazing journey of building a business around his invention, the BallyHoop. After switching careers twice, he found his true passion with the BallyHoop. He started from scratch, spent years refining his idea, took feedback, and kept improving. Today, the BallyHoop is one of the top bait-catching tools in the world.
Key Takeaways:
You don’t need to be perfect to get started.
Yunior made The BallyHoop a success by being patient and using feedback.
It's never too late to change course—Yunior did it three times and nailed it each time.
Listening to customers is the key to creating something amazing.
Hoop nets were originally made from whale bones to catch bait.
Now, BallyHoops are catching sharks.
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We sat down with Jaselyn Berthelot, a rising star in the Sport Fishing Championship. This LSU senior is making waves in the fishing world by reeling in marlins weighing up to 600 pounds. Jaselyn shares her journey from watching her father fish to becoming a formidable angler herself, balancing college studies with competitive fishing. She recounts her most memorable catches, including a record-breaking tuna that got away and the experience of pitching to her first blue marlin. Jaselyn also discusses the unique dynamic of fishing with her father, and her strategies for tackling massive fish. This episode offers an inspiring look at a young angler defying expectations and making her mark in the world of offshore fishing.
Key Takeaways:
Jaselyn Berthelot, a 100-pound LSU senior, is making a name for herself in the Sport Fishing Championship by catching marlins up to 600 pounds.
She successfully balances her college studies in animal sciences with a demanding competitive fishing schedule, often studying on the boat.
Mental toughness is crucial in big game fishing; Jaselyn emphasizes the importance of staying positive and focused during long fights with large fish.
Jaselyn has won prestigious titles, including the wahoo division in the Sport Fishing Championship and Texas Offshore Grand Champion.
As a young woman in a traditionally male-dominated sport, Jaselyn is breaking stereotypes and inspiring others in the fishing community.
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Want to save our coral reefs while enjoying a delicious meal? In this episode, we speak with Madalyn "Moose" Mussey from REEF (Reef Environmental Education Foundation). Discover how these beautiful but invasive Lionfish threaten native fish populations and coral reef ecosystems. Learn why spearfishing lionfish is a vital part of the solution, and how you can get involved as a citizen scientist to help protect our reefs. Plus, Moose shares insider tips on safely handling and preparing this delectable catch.
Key Takeaways:
REEF (Reef Environmental Education Foundation) is a grassroots non-profit organization focused on conservation through citizen science, education, and outreach.
Invasive lionfish pose a significant threat to native fish populations and coral reef ecosystems in the Atlantic and Caribbean.
REEF's Volunteer Fish Survey Project allows divers and snorkelers to contribute valuable data about fish populations, which helps inform conservation efforts.
The organization's Invasive Lionfish Program aims to control lionfish populations through derbies, workshops, and promoting lionfish consumption.
Lionfish are venomous, not poisonous, and their spines require careful handling during preparation, but the meat is safe and delicious to eat.
Some native predators, like sharks and groupers, are learning to hunt invasive lionfish, but it's essential to let this process happen naturally without human intervention.
Responsible and respectful fishing practices are crucial for maintaining healthy marine ecosystems and balancing the needs of different stakeholders.
Everyone, from fishermen to divers and the general public, can contribute to reef conservation through citizen science, responsible practices, and supporting organizations like REEF.
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We join legendary angler Anthony Hsieh aboard his 144 Trinity, to hear the heart-pounding tale of his 4.5-hour battle with a massive 600+ lb swordfish! In this episode, Anthony shares incredible deep sea fishing stories from his ambitious World Tour, chasing giant blue marlin and black marlin across the globe. He also dives into the importance of building a strong team in sport fishing, acting as a positive ambassador for the fishing community, and giving back through his charity event, War Heroes on Water. Whether you're an experienced fisherman or simply love the thrill of big game fishing, this episode is packed with excitement, insight, and a contagious passion for sportfishing that will have you hooked from start to finish!
Key Takeaways:
Anthony Hsieh's passion for fishing began with humble trips to Cabo San Lucas
The World Tour chases giant marlin and swordfish across the globe
Unforgettable 4.5-hour battle with a massive 600-pound swordfish
Hsieh emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, and giving back through fishing
Balancing successful business ventures with a deep love for the sport
Pursuing world records while advocating for conservation and inspiring others
Overcoming challenges in remote locations to create a lasting fishing legacy
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to get a call from the President of the United States? In this episode of The Science of Fishing, I sit down with Hall of Fame Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Jimmy Johnson, who shares his incredible story of receiving a call from the President after winning the Super Bowl. From his early days of fishing with his father to his rise as a championship-winning coach, Jimmy Johnson takes us on a journey through his life and his unwavering passion for the sport of fishing. Hook into the mindset that led him to prioritize his love for the outdoors over a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and let us know in the reviews which story that Jimmy shared was your favorite!
Key Takeaways:
Jimmy's love for fishing developed after leaving the Cowboys
He enjoys catching mahi-mahi, wahoo, and tuna
Johnson has caught five blue marlins while fishing alone
Caught a 90-pound yellowfin tuna using a Kmart rod
Fishing serves as relaxation and stress relief for Johnson
Initially wanted to go fishing instead of White House
Prefers fishing close to home in the Florida Keys
Hard work and preparation are key to success
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