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A community hub where anglers, fishing guides, scientists, and policymakers connect to discuss fisheries, their history, their futures, and the importance of effective management. Produced by the American Saltwater Guides Association. Presented by Costa Sunglasses.

  1. 1 gün önce

    EP210: Georgia's Redfish Future | Jared DiVincent

    Redfish populations in Georgia are facing a crisis, and the clock is ticking. The state’s current regulators are only offering minimal changes, despite decades of scientific evidence showing the fishery is struggling. Meanwhile, neighboring states are taking bold, aggressive steps to protect and rebuild their stocks, leaving Georgia’s approach dangerously behind. Why? Because political pressure and bureaucratic inertia have stymied meaningful action, risking the future of one of the region’s most treasured fisheries. In this episode, conservationist and Georgia fly shop owner Jared DiVincent joins host Tony Friedrich to recap behind-the-scenes battles over redfish regulations. They reveal how outdated management models, influenced by industry anecdotes and political favorites, threaten to turn Georgia’s redfish fishery. Access the following link for more resources - click here for the Georgia Saltwater Anglers Association webpage and click here for One Hundred Miles Redfish Resources.

    59 dk.

  2. 3 gün önce

    EP209: Angling Innovation & Entrepreneurship | Hogy Lures

    Episode 209

    1 sa. 15 dk.

  3. 5 Haz

    EP208: Keep Science Human | John Carlucci

    Most fisheries are managed with a complicated web of science, industry, and politics... but what would it take to manage them in a utopian world? In this episode, fisheries scientist John Carlucci joins for a discussion about how industry collaboration, innovative research, and a human touch can define our approach to sustainable fishing. From growing up fishing in Connecticut to working at the Pelagic Fisheries Lab in Maine, John reveals the behind-the-scenes of tagging giant bluefin tuna, deciphering their age through otoliths, and the pivotal role industry partners play in collecting critical data. He illustrates how industry involvement isn’t just incidental; it’s the backbone of impactful science that informs management and rebuilds fish populations.

    1 sa. 24 dk.

  4. 4 Haz

    EP207: Connecticut's Outdoor Commitment | CT DEEP

    For such a small state, Connecticut is a powerhouse of outdoor recreation, fisheries, and conservation success stories that could serve as a model for the entire country. In this special episode, Tony is joined by Mason Trumbull, Deputy Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, and Jeff Shaw, Director of the Office of Outdoor Industry and Experiences. Together, they reveal how Connecticut’s innovative approach is turning ecological health into vibrant economic growth, demonstrating that sustainable fisheries and accessible outdoor spaces are the ultimate win-win.

    1 sa. 2 dk.

  5. 26 May

    EP206: Virginia Tarpon & More Fish Florida

    Captain Cody Rubner provides an overview of two key topics in southeast fisheries.

    20 dk.

  6. 20 May

    EP205: Louisiana Drum Beat

    Captain Bailey Short and Mario Campo host an open dialogue about red drum management in Louisiana.

    55 dk.

  7. 13 May

    EP204: Striper Season Startup | Capt. Ray Jarvis & Ben Whalley

    Join Captain Ray Jarvis of Massachusetts and Captain Ben Whalley of Maine as they chat fishing, tactics and changing tides for one of the Atlantic Ocean's most iconic fisheries.

    40 dk.

  8. 8 May

    Action Alert: Bonito in NC

    The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission is taking a clear, common-sense step forward at its May 2026 meeting. The proposed rule for Atlantic bonito (15A NCAC 03M .0524) is exactly the kind of proactive management we need more of on the Atlantic coast. North Carolina currently has no rules in place for Atlantic bonito. No size limit. No bag limit. No stock assessment. Meanwhile, recreational landings have been climbing steadily since 2017 and now exceed the long-term average. North Carolina alone accounts for 22 percent of all coastwide recreational bonito harvest. That is a massive share of a coastal migratory resource, and the trend is unmistakable.

    6 dk.
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A community hub where anglers, fishing guides, scientists, and policymakers connect to discuss fisheries, their history, their futures, and the importance of effective management. Produced by the American Saltwater Guides Association. Presented by Costa Sunglasses.

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  • Yaratıcı
    American Saltwater Guides Association
  • Aktif Yıllar
    2021 - 2026
  • Bölümler
    214
  • Sınıflandırma
    Uygunsuz
  • Telif Hakkı
    © American Salwater Guides Association, 2021
  • Şovun Web Sitesi
    The Guide Post

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