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This episode tells stories of the turtle hunting that went on through the Caribbean over 35 years ago. This practice has fell out of favor due to a variety of reasons, we discuss this along with much more.

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Whatever industry you may be in, it is common to hear of the legends. Those people whose name continues to surface in conversations with other customers or competitors. In the inshore fishing business, Capt Joe Gonzales is one of those people. Despite working 150 miles away from one another, I heard Joe's name and stories on the regular. His reputation precedes him as a professional who might actually have some Bonefish DNA mixed in with his. 

Joe walked me through his Bonefish Rig, you can see detail instructions below with links to the knots the Joe is referencing:

To start off Joe uses an 8-foot spinning rod - this gives him a little more distance, especially when fishing out of a Marquesa and the bonefish are more aware of Joe’s presence in such a large boat. With the 8-foot rod Joe is able to cast further and into the wind.

Joe uses a light rod (light action) and uses a 20-pound-test and will tie it with a Uni Knot or a Clinch Knot. Then Joe will use an offset 2/o with a bait keeper. He will then bite the tail off of the shrimp and will thread the backside of the shrimp. He does it this way because it is aerodynamic, and head heavy, but also because with the head clipped off, there is some scent as well.

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This podcast is brought to you by Waypoint. Produced by Tom Rowland and Brock Rustand. Audio editing by Brock Rustand. If you have any questions, email [email protected]

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Project Appleseed is a national organization that strives to teach marksmanship skills and preserve the heritage of the Revolutionary War.

On this week's episode of The Woman Angler & Adventurer, Angie & Barb have the pleasure of sitting down with Trisha Bries, an instructor with Project Appleseed. Trisha talks about how she came to be interested in being an instructor for this unique organization, what it took to get there, and some of the experiences she's had over the years that drive her passion to keep going with it.

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 Project Appleseed Website

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Today is about recovery - being a professional guide or just an active person, you are going to get beat up quite a bit. Most importantly, when you live an active lifestyle, you don't really have time to rest and recover. So a crucial way to recover that is quick and helps you become more agile is yoga.

I understand that time commitments that go into an active lifestyle and I know many of you might not want to travel to a studio or be in an uncomfortable situation. So I would encourage you to look into all of the free opportunities that are available for you out there. You can find yoga on Amazon Prime Video and there are over 4,000 videos where you can isolate your back or hamstrings and maintain flexibility and mobility.

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In this episode, we sit down with Chase Hancock of Skinny Water Culture and discuss fishing flood tides, needed changes in the outdoor industry, raising kids, and the story of the popular brand, Skinny Water Culture.

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Welcome to the 2nd installation of our new Five Minute Friday series!

We're on the loose at the St. Paul Ice Show! Find Barb at the Clam booth, or Angie out-and-about! Check out the women's panel on Sunday at 10am CST.

In honor of the big show, this week Barb Carey divulges her absolute favorite ice fishing baits! We're saving you time and money before you go out shopping for gear this season. If you're into ice fishing or looking to get into it, you don't want to miss this episode. It's jam-packed with value. Barb's put in countless hours out on the ice finding out what works and she's sharing it with you on this episode.

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BONUS! Barb goes over a couple of her favorite ice fishing lines too so be sure and watch/listen to the end!

We've even taken the notes for you to reference right here in case you're listening on the go. See links below! Each purchase helps keep this show going.  

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St. Paul Ice Fishing and Winter Sports Show

Clam Outdoors

Viper Tackle 

Barb's Favorite Ice Fishing Baits:

LiveTarget Golden Shiner

Rapala Rippin' Rap

Moonshine Lures Shiver Minnow

Salmo Chubby Darter Lure

Leech Flutter Spoon

Clam Speed Spoon

Clam Drop-Kick Jig

Clam Epoxy

The Drop Jig XXL

Bomb Spoon

Northland Tackle Forage Minnow Spoon

Lindy Frostee Spoon

Flirty Girty Lime Green Treble Hooks

Lindy Perch Talker

Accessory:

Mini Magnetic Parts Tray

Line:

Clam Pro Tackle Frost Braid

Clam Pro Tackle Frost Fluorocarbon 

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The Wildlife Restoration Act... everyone needs to know about this and how it benefits and affects those in the outdoors. Great information that you'll want to share with hunters, and non-hunters, as well as all those who have questions about how things are funded. Most don't know what's contained in this act, but everyone should. Take a listen; you'll be glad you did!

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Marine Artist Dennis Friel tells his story about how a community molded him.

How he expresses himself and how he has touched so many. I true joy to listen to.

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Tonight, Bob and Kevin speak with a friend and an absolute pioneer in our industry, Trish Jagoda. Trish has been training dogs for 40+ years so yeah, she's seen a dog or two. We learn about how Trish got started working with dogs, her time judging, some advice for new gun dog owners and some of the wild ways people used to train dogs (thankfully, it's changed). If you're interested in learning more about Trish and how she trains, check her out on her site: silver-brook.com

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Heath Daughtry runs the small boat division at Yellowfin Yachts.  He is responsible for 4 boat models from 17-26 feet.  His attention to detail has improved the quality of our boats over the years.  

Heath also started the Skiff Challenge which is a 1300 mile race around the State of Florida which has grown into a fundraiser and awareness generator for the water issues affecting the State of Florida.  Today, Captains for Clean Water runs the race and is bringing additional attention to the race and the issues.

Last year, Heath won the race with his partner Chase Daniels (Hear that podcast here). However, this year, that team is breaking up and Heath has asked me to be his partner in the race.  We announce my participation and discuss preparation for this endurance event.

1300 miles in a skiff is going to be difficult no matter what the weather is and both Heath and I are preparing mentally as well as physically for the race.  Past Skiff Challenges have been motivation for Heath to embrace the physical culture and create habits that have led to him losing 40 pounds and being in fantastic shape.  I shared a workout with him and his trainer Ray Gardiner at FitCrew in Bradenton before the podcast.

You can help us reach our entry fee and raise additional dollars for the water issues by visiting the Captains for Clean Water website.  Follow the race and progress on the race website and social media.

Follow Heath on social @onlyinayellowfin

This podcast is brought to you by Waypoint. Produced by Tom Rowland and Brock Rustand. Audio editing by Brock Rustand. If you have any questions, email [email protected].

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