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In this week's episode, we have Martha Guyas, the Southeast Fisheries Policy Director for the American Sport Fishing Association, joining me as our special guest. Martha talks about her journey into the world of fishing and shares her experiences working with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission before transitioning to the American Sport Fishing Association.

We dive into some of the biggest challenges Martha faced during her time with the FWC, particularly around Red Snapper, and how her work has significantly impacted the management of this species. We also learn about Martha's role as the Southeast Fisheries Policy Director, where she works on a broad range of issues related to clean waters, abundant fisheries, and access for recreational fishing across the Southeast region of the United States.

Martha also shares the incredible news of being designated by the US Department of State to represent the US on the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT). We discuss the significance of this role and how Martha will be representing the recreational fishing industry in international discussions and decision-making processes.

As we wrap up, Martha and I look forward to the upcoming ICAST event and share our anticipation for exciting new developments and positive changes in the fishing industry.

Don't miss out on this engaging and insightful conversation with Martha Guyas, where she sheds light on her impactful work and the future of recreational fishing industry. So grab your fishing rod and tune in to this empowering episode of The Woman Angler and Adventurer podcast!

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Hey there, Anglers and Adventurers! You won't want to miss this very special episode of The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast. In this episode, I had the honor of speaking with Linda Greenlaw, the only female commercial swordfisherman on the East Coast, and a best-selling author.

Linda shared her incredible journey from growing up on the coast of Maine, learning to fish at an early age, to becoming a passionate commercial fisherman. We dove into her experiences in sword fishing, including her first catch and the challenges she faced working in the industry.

We also discussed the importance of hard work and the impacts of gender in the fishing world. Linda's insights and advice for competitive bass anglers and her views on advocacy for females in fishing were truly inspiring.

Additionally, Linda talked about her transition to becoming a best-selling author after the release of "The Perfect Storm," and she opened up about the difficulty of writing her first book.

We also got a glimpse into Linda's current endeavors, including her charter business and the exciting plans she has for the future.

This episode is packed with incredible stories, invaluable advice, and a whole lot of inspiration. Tune in and join us as we explore Linda Greenlaw's remarkable journey on the open seas!

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Welcome to another episode of the Woman Angler & Adventurer Podcast! Today, we're joined by a very special guest, Mike Leonard, Vice President of Government Affairs at the American Sport Fishing Association (ASA). Mike's going to shed some light on the important work ASA is doing for the recreational fishing industry, and he'll discuss some pressing issues that anglers should be aware of and take action on.

ASA might not be the most well-known organization in the recreational fishing community, but it certainly plays a crucial role behind the scenes. Mike gives us an inside look at the work they do and how it impacts all of us who love getting out on the water with a rod and reel.

The episode covers some very eye-opening topics, including regulations affecting fishing access and conservation, as well as potential threats to fishing traditions. Mike highlights a significant issue with right whales along the Atlantic Coast that could severely impact offshore fishing, and he shares some shocking developments in other countries like Germany and Colombia that have banned catch and release fishing.

But it's not all doom and gloom! Mike shares valuable insights on how anglers can get involved and make a difference. Whether it's signing up for the Keep America Fishing program, engaging with local fishing organizations, or simply staying informed about crucial bills in Congress, there's something everyone can do to help protect our beloved pastime.

This episode is an important wake-up call for anglers everywhere. So, take some time to listen to what Mike has to say, then head to asafishing.org to find out how you can get involved and help protect the future of recreational fishing. Don't miss out!



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Welcome back to The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast! In this episode, Lori Povisil and Beth Mills from 2 Chicks in a Boat join me to kick off the 2024 season with some exciting updates and plans for their women's team bass trail.

Lori shares her insights on choosing fishing ramps in bad weather and staying safe in certain creek arms for less experienced boaters. Beth discusses their newsletter and the growing participation in their trail, including anglers from new states like Pennsylvania and potentially Kentucky.

We also dive into their upcoming events, including tournaments on South Holston Lake and Geist Lake in Indiana. They've made some great adjustments based on participant feedback, such as offering one-day and two-day tournaments and adding a championship event in 2025.

We cover a lot in this episode, including their plans for future growth, increasing support from sponsors, and the logistics of participating in tournaments, such as the specifics for fishing on Kentucky Lake.

So join us as we chat about an exciting season ahead with the ladies of 2 Chicks in a Boat on The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast. Don't forget to subscribe, and if you haven't already, sign up for their newsletter on the website to stay in the know. Let's make 2024 a year to remember out on the water!

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Welcome to this week's episode of The Woman Angler and Adventurer podcast! Today, we have an inspiring and talented guest, Elizabeth Eastman, who's making big waves in the world of competitive fishing. Elizabeth is currently studying at Auburn University and has an impressive background in both saltwater and bass fishing.

In this episode, Elizabeth shares her journey from growing up in the coastal town of Fairhope, Alabama to transitioning from high school competitive fishing to joining the Auburn University fishing team on a scholarship. We dive into the challenges she faced, the importance of having a support system, and her experiences as a female angler in a male-dominated sport.

We also get sneak peeks into the exciting fisheries in Alabama that Elizabeth loves, as well as her future plans which are tied to her passion for natural resource management, with a focus on fisheries. Plus, she'll share how she managed to balance her time between competitive fishing, college, and even starting her own baking business!

If you want to stay updated on Elizabeth's journey and get some fishing inspiration, be sure to check out her Instagram page, and don't forget to give a shoutout to the incredible mentor, Shane Ellis, who's been instrumental in boosting her confidence and knowledge.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in competitive fishing, the challenges and triumphs of being a female angler, and the impact of fishing on conservation. So grab your fishing gear and get ready for a fantastic episode with Elizabeth Eastman!



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Get ready for an absolutely incredible episode of The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast! I'm joined by two amazing guests, Jenny D'Anthony and Anna McLean from United Row, and let me tell you, their story is truly awe-inspiring.

These two adventurous women are gearing up for an astonishing feat—rowing across the Pacific Ocean. From overcoming the challenges of 60-foot waves to extensive planning and preparation, Jenny and Anna give us an inside look at what it takes to embark on such an extreme adventure.

With their boat, Axle Rose, being their only home on this journey, they share the technical aspects and safety measures that are crucial for their survival. You'll be amazed by the determination and resilience it takes to prepare for such an incredible endeavor.

What's even more inspiring is their mission with United Row—to raise funds for their expedition and support a scholarship fund for female athletes at Clemson University. It's all about empowerment and showcasing what you can achieve when you set your mind to it.

Join Jenny, Anna, and me as we discuss their upcoming voyage, their fundraising efforts, and their empowering message for women everywhere. You won't want to miss this captivating episode!

Follow along with their journey and show your support at unitedrow.org. Their departure from Monterey Bay, California is set for June 8th, and you can join in the excitement by following their tracker linked to their website and Instagram at united.ro.

Get ready to be inspired and awed by the determination, resilience, and unwavering spirit of Jenny and Anna as they set out on this extraordinary challenge. Tune in to The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast and join the adventure with us!



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