Waypoint Outdoor Collective

In this episode, Joe Simonds from Salt Strong reveals the stress, excitement, and adventure of leaving everything behind for 31 days to live on a small fishing island with no cars, no stores, and nothing to do but fish, write, drink beer, and film videos.

The top 5 things to be a successful fishing guide: 5. Be professional 4. It's about happy customers 3. Communication 2. Patience 1. Hard Work.

You've heard us talk about our Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group on the show (if you're not already a member- go join here!). There's a lot of amazing women in that group and one of our favorite things to do is to read their stories. One in particular really touched us recently. It was that of group member Rachel Lynn Vickers. We think it will touch and inspire you too, so we wanted to have her on the show to share it with all the listeners.

She hails from the Adirondack Mountains of Northern New York and is a fisheries biologist, Forest Ranger, & both a Freelance & Fisheries expert Field writer for Coastal Angler & The Angler Magazines. Fishing is her passion, and it may have saved her life!

You see, at the young age of 30, Rachel was diagnosed with an aggressive form of Metastatic Breast Cancer. As a result, for the next 10 years, she underwent countless surgeries and treatments all while being a single mom. Through it all, she never lost hope and it was her love of fishing that kept her hope alive. If that's not inspiring, I'm not sure what is!

Enjoy this episode of The Woman Angler & Adventurer and be sure and share it with someone who could use a little shot of hope in their lives! 

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Additional Resources:

• Follow Rachel's Fishing Adventures on Instagram
• Coastal Angler & Angler Magazines
• The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group
• The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram
• The Woman Angler & Adventurer Podcast Website
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Full show notes at thewomanangler.com/45

Mexican Gulf Fishing Company is based out of Venice Louisiana known for their world class fishery and fleet. Capt Colin Byrd took us out for a day I will never forget. 

In today’s episode of OffGrid with Ralph & Vicki, we are going to take the listener into the personal faith journey of the Cianciarulo’s. We will discuss frankly and candidly, moments in their lives that shaped them, and led them into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We will discuss the events that led up to how/when/where they made the decision to give their lives to Christ. This episode will definitely show their fans just who Ralph and Vicki really are and one reason they are so respected in the industry.

Here is something new - With all the content I am releasing I wanted to give you an update on the appearances, news and new content I will be releasing and when you can look for it. 

The pod is…back! Yes, this isn’t a glitch, we have started up again and with some very cool new segments. In 2019 you are going to both “laugh” and “learn” on the HOWW Podcast. Dr. Kenneth Noisewater (Ken Morris) and I explain more about these new segments and on this episode you’ll probably laugh and learn a little.

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Captain Russell Kleppinger caught 814 tarpon in one year, that is what caught my eye. I sat down with him to figure out what he is doing that is different and allowing him to catch so many tarpon.

How do you extend your guiding career as long as possible? Check out tips on how to stay healthy and protect yourself so you can do what you love for as long as possible.

In this episode, we have the pleasure of talking with fishing YouTuber Lawson Lindsey. We've been following Lawson's explosive growth for many years and it was great to hear his story, talk about this amazing fishing adventures, his best fishing memories, and the future... Enjoy.