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This week we discuss the waterfowl grand slam, shooting all 41 (well some more than that) waterfowl species in North America. With only 4 species left, Reed tells us his how he has gotten to this point in life and how he plans to get the last 4 species. Check out www.freelancehuntstats.com, www.docsoutdoorsupplies.com, Meghan Lupyhan Photography & HTR Innovations as this weeks sponsors.
On this “learn” episode, Dr. Kenneth Noisewater (Ken Morris) and I discuss late winter and early spring movements for river bass and how to target them. The “Ask Drew” segment is back and Drew answers one of the listeners questions regarding “how long do you keep fishing a lure until you make a change?” There is also a good bit of nonsense and an amazing analogy made by Drew regarding if you tell your wife you’ll be home by 7, you better be home by 7 or earlier! You’ll just have to listen to really understand this one…
The post #12: LEARN – Early Spring bass tips & be home at 7 if you say you’ll be home at 7 appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.
Dr. Layne Norton got his B.S. in BioChemistry and PhD in Nutritional Science. Born in Evansville, IN, he now works as a bodybuilder/figure/physique coach. He is a professional powerlifter and IFPA & NGA natural pro bodybuilder. This is someone who not only talks the talk but walks the walk. Buy his book here: https://amzn.to/2tnWQLq
In this episode, we chat with Jeff and Kristi Anderson of 1Fish2Fish about inshore fishing, adventure, and inspiring others to fish (especially women anglers). You'll get to hear how they got started fishing, their goals, some funny stories, along with with some Outer Banks and Virginia inshore fishing tips for winter.
Captain David Mangum has spent the better part of his 40 years on the region’s local waters. Having grown up in Destin, David’s passion for fishing was cultivated from a young age. He talks with Tom about How To Feed A Tarpon.
On a recent fishing adventure to Wisconsin, Women Anglers of Minnesota (WAM) leaders Kristen Merwin and Erin Murray made a pit stop at Wisconsin Women Fish President and The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast co-host Barb Carey's house. The conversation got so good, they decided to "hit pause" and hit record it so we could share it with you!
Despite the distraction of the plethora of deer prancing outside Barb's kitchen window, the ladies managed to get deep talking about how fishing groups like WAM and WI Women Fish are impacting so many women's lives throughout the region as the groups work together for a common goal.
Through laughter and tears, you are sure to enjoy and be inspired by this heartfelt conversation between some ladies who are making a real impact on the fishing community. - Angie Scott
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We talk to some local DU and Delta leaders about what they have going on.
Louisiana + Florida's premier Fly + light tackle outfitter. Owner Greg Dini shares his story.
In this episode, we sit down with Bou Bosso of Islamorada Florida. Bou is a world-class flats guide, a passionate angler, and was as a founding member of Silver Kings TV.
We discuss Bou’s story, guarding your passion, tarpon, bonefish, and the early days of chasing tarpon in his whitey tighties (not an uncommon sight in the Keys).
To learn more about Bou, or to book a trip, head to CaptBouCharter.com.
Steve Davis of the Everglades Foundation, Benny Blanco a Professional Fishing Guide and Chris Whitman of Captains For Clean Water sit down for a Round Table discussion on the state of the Everglades.
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