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Jason Stemple is a professional photographer who works with Tom Rowland on Saltwater Experience, Into The Blue and Sweetwater shoots.  Jason also does work for Buff, Yeti, Hawks Cay and many other companies in the fishing industry.  His work is so well received because he is able to really capture the feeling of the moment as well as portraying the situation accurately.  

Tom Rowland asked Jason to help us all become better photographers by answering some questions and giving us all some tips on how we can take better photographs of the fish we catch regardless of equipment.  Great photos can be taken on iPhones, Gopros, point and shoot cameras or professional gear by thinking about a few things before you ever pick up the camera.  

If you have ever taken a picture and been disappointed with how it turned out, check out this podcast and I guarantee that you will pick up at least one tip that will make your photos better right away.  Follow Jason on Instagram to reverse engineer his photos and learn how to take better photos yourself.

If you like this podcast, please rate and review it on iTunes.  Tag both @Tom_Rowland and @Jasonstemplephoto to let us know you are listening and show us some of your photography.

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This week on the Fowl Front Tales & Tips we Talk with Chase White from Hunt Hickory Creek about his journey to becoming a hunting guide, the new and exciting things going on in the waterfowl world in central Kansas, and a plethora of other things.

In this eye-opening episode, we have Dr. Greg Stunz, Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation, and Will Johnson, Director at Building Conservation Trust on the show to discuss the right and wrong way to release a fish. Greg had more scientific evidence on this topic of catch and release fishing than most people alive. Listen until the end for an amazing episode.

This week we talk with Dive Bomb Industries to discuss the advantages of 2D Decoys and how to effectively use them. www.divebombindustries.com www.fowlfront.com www.gpcalls.com

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In this episode, we have SUP angler Bri Andrassy on to talk about paddleboard fishing, how she finds new fishing spots, spearfishing from her paddleboard, and which boards she likes the best. If you have any interest in learning how to catch big fish from a SUP, definitely listen to this awesome interview.

Howard Films is responsible for creating some of the most iconic fishing films in existence.  Beginning with In Search of A Rising Tide with Andy Smith in the Bahamas Howard films caught the eye of fishing fans and led him to create Chasing Silver, Location X, Andy's Return, Bass The Movie and most recently, Running the Coast.

Tom Rowland worked with Howard films in 2005 to produce Chasing Silver and enjoyed the process so much that they worked together again on Howard Films next project, Location X.  Both of these movies were about the obsession and passion that fishing for tarpon creates and captivated the imagination of anglers worldwide.  

Howard films has a way of doing things slightly different than they have been done before and creating a story in places that others ignored.  The brain behind this creativity is Jamie Howard, ex New York advertising executive who was faced with choices on life's direction after 911.  Everyone's life changed after the events of 911, but those who lived or worked in New York were obviously particularly effected.  Jamie was among those individuals who examined their lives and chose to follow a passion down a different road.  

As a fisherman growing up, Jamie was drawn to the fishing world and felt like he could tell a good story on the canvas of the worlds most beautiful fishing destinations.  His plan worked, but only after self funding the entire operation and enduring many trials and tribulations along the way.  It was not easy, in fact it often seemed impossible but he persisted and overcame all the challenges he faced to produce some of the most iconic films in fishing history.

Tom Rowland arranged time to talk with Jamie and catch up.  With busy schedules and geography challenges, this podcast takes place on the phone and was not without a few challenges of its own.  Tom and Jamie tried several times to make this work but encountered challenges with internet, headsets and scheduling before finally getting to sit down for this unhurried conversation.

Tag us on Instagram @Tom_Rowland or @Howardfilms to let us know what you thought about this episode. You can also visit www.Howardfilms.com for all of his films.

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This week on the Fowl Front we talk with Tony Vandemore of Habitat Flats about Habitat Management (on a DIY Scale) and field quite a few listener questions, the Waterfowl Industry, Starting a Duck Club and managing work/family/hunting lives. Stop by www.gpcalls.com and check out some of the easiest blowing single reeds on the market. Don't forget to stop by our listener group to win a free 3 day 4 night Hunt Hickory Creek Waterfowl Hunt in Central Kansas www.hunthickorycreek.com.

In this episode we have Zak from Catch em' All Fishing on the show to discuss how he's been able to successfully explode his fishing YouTube channel, make a living making fishing videos, and what's he's planning on doing next to disrupt fishing entertainment. Certainly a must-listen to episode if you have a YouTube channel or fishing show.

Davis Bennett is a young filmmaker who has burst onto the scene.  Having only fished and shot video for only a couple of years, Davis’ work would never show his relative inexperience.  Through Tom’s son Hayden, he began following Davis on Instagram and has been interested in his work ever since.  

Tom Rowland caught Davis between projects he is working on with BlacktipH and discussed his story, how he has been able to achieve the success he has and what he can attribute that success towards.

A job at UPS taught Davis valuable work skills but he decided to move into a different direction to pursue a career in video.  Tom and Davis discuss social media, its effect on fishing, what he is trying to accomplish, other filmmakers who have had an influence on him and much much more.

This week the Ben, Tagen and Derek are joined by Wade to talk all about Duck Guns and how to choose the right one for you! They cover many different types of guns, and expand on the characteristics that define them.