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Have you been told that fly fishing is very difficult to learn? That it's the end-all-be-all? Well its not. Its just another way to fish and another tool in your tool box. It's easy to learn and I'll give you pointers on where to start for either fresh or saltwater fishing. We can take this conversation as far as you want, just reach out with questions to [email protected]. Read the article HERE.
How in the world did I finish 2nd out of 461 anglers? It wasn’t as expected as you might think. I am still in as much shock as anyone about this, but Dr. Noisewater (Ken Morris) and I discuss how we both ended up doing so well in an event that we did so poorly pre-fishing for. It just goes to show, we’re all just one small clue away from being on the right pattern that can lead to a championship! Blessed to have two 2nd place finishes, a 5th and a 16th in this event. One day, I promise, I’m gonna win one of these!
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Hotels might not always have a gym, or they might charge for you to use their gym. But hotels will always have either stairs, or a parking garage or both. Here are some workouts you can do whether you're time pressed or not. Check out the written workouts HERE.
In this episode, we have on Rich J. (aka FishAholic Fishing on YouTube) to discuss striper fishing, bluefish, travel, surfcasting, Florida, and how you get to be known as a FishAholic. Listen in to this fun episode (and some great tips on finding new fishing spots)
Hunter Leavine a college pastor, author, outdoorsman and occasional lawn guy - and Josh Wells a firefighter, came together to make the Captains Collective Podcast. They feature some amazing conversations with some iconic fishermen and recently released an episode with yours truly. Check out the article on Captains Collective HERE
In this episode, we sit down with Tom Rowland of the Tom Rowland Podcast and the television show Saltwater Experience. Outside of filming fourteen seasons of Saltwater Experience, Tom also guided for over fifteen years in fresh and saltwater. In this podcast, we talk about fitness, the myth of "finding balance," how to build a business, and what makes a great angler.
In this episode, we have on Matt (aka Bama Beach Bum) to discuss his journey from being a bass guy (who had never fished from the beach in his life) to going full-time as a surf fishing guide. We talk about family, fishing, and his amazing story of helping others create memories out on the water. You'll love this one.
Details on the go-to permit outfit and the summertime outfit as well as what kind of bait is best, and information on casting and setting the hook. If you've ever had a question on how to catch a permit on a spinning rod, check out this podcast and for links to the outfit check out the article HERE.
Pat Green doesn't let living with Parkinson's stop her from chasing toothy monsters!
Pat Green grew up fishing in Northern MN with her Grandparents. She developed her passion at a young age, and it followed her into adulthood even though she moved to the Chicago area, Pat would even fish on her lunch hour while working, taking full advantage of the pond that was near where she worked, Lunch hour bluegills were her stress release.
In her early 50's Pat, was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's is a long-term degenerative disorder of the central nervous system that mainly affects the motor system. The news was devastating, but after her Dr told her to use it or lose it, she hasn't looked back. Listen is as Pat shares some insights into her life, and how fishing has helped her along the way. It may do us all a bit of good, to check in to see if our glass is half empty or half full. -Barb Carey
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