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Send us a textIn this episode Matt and Matt discuss a new year, Chumming for Sharks, and The sad fate of the Holy Tamagotchi.Weird News including A thief's thief, A Sopping 14 hour flight, and The 2024 Orifice Report!Don't get creative, just order things meant to go in there (and come back out). xoxo Happy New Year bbs
Some of us eat once a day, some of us eat ten times a day and some of us sit in between. Depending on the size of the meal, what the meal is made up of and depending on how healthy the meal might seem to be, the person eating could be chumming. Chumming is a method to draw out a shark from deep within the ocean, but people who are eating foods of different sorts may be chumming for something far different than an ocean shark. They might be chumming for a blood and organ pathogen. Bugs make up a large swath of sickness in this world, bugs such as EBV and Shingles. These bugs have an appetite for certain foods and these bugs can be dormant for quite some time, or out and about already wreaking havoc, and then comes the food—food that pathogens really enjoy. As we go through life, we end up chumming our bugs if we are not wise to what they eat. We strengthen our bugs and make them grow as we chum. In this episode, learn how to protect yourself and what steps to take to not chum your bugs into proliferation, allowing sickness to worsen. Learn how to thwart sickness and live healthier. Listen to this advertisement-free podcast on Apple & Spotify. In this episode… • Learn about chumming and how you might be doing it without even realizing. • Discover what Public Medical Research & Science does and doesn't know about viruses and pathogens, and what secrets Classified Medical Research & Science is keeping. • Uncover what the public has been kept in the dark about for over 100 years. • Learn about the bug assembly line and how eggs played a huge role in its development. • Discover the most common ways in which people contract new bugs and viruses. • Uncover the reason why some people go from never craving eggs or other foods, to suddenly craving these foods out of nowhere. • Learn about one of the first organic and wild food grocery stores in the U.S. All this and more, tune in and don't miss out on this important episode. You can revisit this episode anytime you need it. For more information visit www.medicalmedium.com
In this episode we go hard from the beginning, chumming the water at every opportunity possible. In the prelude we talk shit on Bill Nye the non-science guy. We chum the water with a quick call out of Jeremy and his absence. We then chum the water by calling out the ineptitude of the Secret Service and what the world witnessed during the failed assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump. That leads us to talk about mental preparedness and the key role it plays in being quick to action when action is needed. We call out Blackrock and their deep state ties, including their possible hand in the attempted assassination. (Remember, we are happy and healthy and of sound mind and body, and would never commit self-harm...) We delve into some of the "conspiracy theories" surrounding the attempt to take Trump out, or as we like to call them -prognostications- due to many theories being proven true as time passes. We tell stories of: - A Super Cougar - Nudist Ninjas Fighting Pirates - Jose Cuervo rectal shots Jake tells a story of an encounter he had on them Skreets that tested his mental preparedness. And a lot of other stuff. Listen in to hear it all. We have new merch on the site. Use code SAVAGE for 15% off domesticatedsavages.com Always remember... Stay SAVAGE. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/domesticatedsavages/support
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On this episode Tanner talks about a quick trip to the Florida Keys, Tim tells out a Tampa Tournament, and Tanner finishes with talking about how is son is almost ready to reel one in on his own.
1/16/2024- Keanu got poop on the hand and pooped in the water. Stream us on our free app, Alexa or at 1027DaBomb.net when we air the 2nd Date Update at 6:20, 7:20 and 8:20am weekdays on The Keola Show! Instagram: @thekeolashow • Facebook: @TheKeolaShow
In this episode of Adventure Game Hotspot Podcast Jack and Joshua chum it up with the great AL Lowe. They talk all things Sierra online, including Al's thoughts on the Activision / Microsoft merger and how that affects the Sierra properties. Obviously they talk Leisure Suit Larry and Al gives us his story of what happened when he met with Disney about doing a game with them. Spoiler: He walked away with a priceless Disney artifact. Stay to the end because the guys discuss their favorite comedians. Head on over to allowe.com for all sorts of fun jokes and other Sierra history. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weirdgamingadventure/support
We kick off Season 10 with the full all star cast of Dutch Hall regulars, Derek "the Beaver" Van Heughten is bartending, Kevin "Donger" Van Dongen in the announcer/co-host chair and Johnny "chick magnet" Renton is directing. There is a new set, new lights but it's the same old crap you've come to love from us at the Dutch Hall. And every show is a wheel show in 2023! To check out our sponsor's great products go to www.KleenFlo.com To support our show and become Dutch Hall Royalty go to Patreon.com/dutchhall and to buy some new Dutch Hall Merch go to petevandykcomedian.com/the-dutch-hall-merch-store If you are a fan of Pete and would like him to perform in your town, go to petevandykcomedian.com/ for bookings.
Environment Minister, Barbara Creecy, is calling for public comment on a proposal to extend the shark cage diving operating area closer to Strandfontein beach in the Western Cape. According to Strandfontein residents, operators have been illegally chumming the coastline for months. I am now joined by Subcouncil 17 chairperson Cllr Elton Jansen and Melvin Shaw of the Strandfontein Lifesaving Club. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
First episode back talking about Leewold travelling the Country,shooting big Mack's and lots more
We are back in the studio with our president, Andy. We chop it up and talk beery things such as: - A look back at Mikkeller in the United States. - When Mikkeller hit the scene in 2007/2008. - What made them unique at the time. - Paling up with Stone and AleSmith. - Importing high end beer via Shelton. - Danish tickers - High end bars Internationally and in the US. - Chumming back up with AleSmith. - Making a play for US production. - Mikkeller SD and the Viking Club - Mikkeller bars shuttering in California. - Workplace issues. - RIP Mikkeller SD. - Mikkeller's clout currently? - Latest chapter on Modern Times - Predicting the synergy of dual brands. - Early Festbier enjoyment. And much more! This episode was sponsored by Eppig Brewing in San Diego. Makers of award winning lagers and ales - Eppig's Oktoberfest Celebrations are coming up soon. Follow them on instagram [here] to learn more. Please check out these resources if you are a member of the craft beer industry and need help. National Women's Law Center - https://nwlc.org/ Department of Fair Employment and Housing - https://www.dfeh.ca.gov/ Project When - https://projectwhen.org/resources/how-to-report-workplace-harassment-incidents/
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On today's episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. and we finish our conversation from last week about live chumming for King's. In part 2, we talk about the other fish that come up in the live chum slick along with Kingfish. Inshore, it sounds like the wet weather that moved through the area last week and the summer pop up thunderstorms helped to get the bite fired up. Those showers cool the water temp down quickly and create oxygen in the water. Sometimes the fish respond well to little those rain events, so don't let a little rain send you to the dock, sometimes that's what they are waiting for.
On this weeks episode we talk with Capt. Jordan Todd of Saltwater Obsessions out of Port St Joe, FL. and he tells us about a method of targeting king mackerel that sounds like a blast! We also talk about the affect the influx of rain is going to have on the Tarpon migration and the fishing in the area. Jordan makes some sense of some of the regulatory decisions of the past and some of the improvements they've made to make more accurate regulations for the Gulf of Mexico's Red Snapper fishery.
Bret and David celebrate their 200th episode by discussing Jaws (1975), ranking their personal top…
On this Northwest Florida Fishing Report, Joe talks red snapper season opening day, the bait situation, and chumming with some of the best anglers on the Florida Panhandle. This week's contributors are Evan Soroka of Bay Baits, Harris Scruggs of Team Aquatic, and Hunter Ray of Florida Boy Adventures. Enjoy the show and TIGHT LINES! 10% OFF AFTCO Products NWFFR has partnered with AFTCO, and we are offering all of our listeners 10% off AFTCO products. Text the word "fishing" to 647-558-9895 to subscribe to our email list, and we'll send you the promo code via email! This Report is Presented By: Angelo DePaola - The Coastal Connection - eXp Realty Sponsors: AFTCO Admiral Shellfish Company Boaters List Bajio Sunglasses L&M Marina United Bank Photonis MB Ranch King Blinds Hunting Exchange Fishing Chaos Buck's Island Hilton's Real-Time Navigator Test Calibration Dixie Supply / Baker Metal Works Fishbites Great Days Outdoors Killerdock
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Squirly and Jarby wrap up Gamex 2022, talk about Shark Fishing and where the big Dhus have moved to
Cracking episode LIVE from Gamex 2022 featuring the PUSSEE Galore team and also a conversation with multiple fishing record holder Jesse Sutton on light-line fishing and Kangaroo's on Mopeds.
Squirly and Jarby are joined by Leewold to talk about the recent explosion in Spearing Blue Marlin, Marcus Longhurst's pending Aus record and Jarby stalking Brodie Moss
Register early to cast a line and win big at the Floresville Police Officers Association's annual Catfish Tournament, planned for Saturday, March 5, at Calaveras Lake. Register by Feb. 19, to have your park entry paid by the Association. The tournament is from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is for rod and reel only — no trotlines or juglines. All boats must be checked in by an Association member and are subject to inspection. Chumming will be allowed on the day of the tournament. All state laws apply. Registration is per person, and includes a barbecue dinner. Additional...Article Link
We are back! Leewold and Squirly chat to the winners of the EGFC Heavy Tackle comp and some of the other top crews about the prestige of the comp, catching big Blue Marlin and Yellowfin Tuna and throwing Pies. Enjoy!
Chumming the WatersEnd Times theories have abounded for generations and has become front and center in the past year-and-a-half with COVID-19. So why hasn't Jesus returned? Well, Jesse Duplantis lets us know exactly why Jesus hasn't returned - and it probably won't surprise you. We Are Heading Into Rough DaysPoverty is declining? If you are including Federal Aid in that, it's just prolonging the issues.PA is now rationing liquor - only two bottles a day. If you're burning through two bottles a day of alcohol, you're in deeper trouble. Scientists are putting mRNA vaccines into our food supply to ensure the unvaccinated become, well, vaccinated.Where Are The Men?Men are not going to college, and it has sociologists perplexed. Although theories abound, we have to realize that not everyone will follow the same sociological plan for their lives. Listen to Aaron given an impassioned plea for fathers and mothers to save their families. Don't give up on your families - you are not at your wits' end.Old School Work Weeks Are DoneDropbox's billionaire founder says the 40-hour work week is dead. Remote work is on the rise and people don't want to go back to work; but what is the biggest reason?More From the Chumbucket…Reddit users are awarding ‘Herman Cain' awards to dead anti-vaxxers. Classy y'all…Man actually lives out Alanis Morissette song as he dies with a winning lottery ticket in pocket.Florida man admits to killing young woman 10 years ago in fit of rage.Homelessness Can Be FixedListen to the plan to fix homelessness.https://breakdradio.contactin.bio/
#BigShow Alert! We'll be digging deep into the #Chumbucket, Chumming the Waters with the most viral news stories. Plumbing the depths of the internet's most fascinating accounts of this crazy world.- Watch as a male Karen stalks a woman in a store and see where he may have gotten the inspiration.- We'll talk some C0v1d news- Does Alaska Airlines hate Jesus?- Do American Evangelicals hate the Holy Spirit?A new segment entitled, "People of Kentucky" premieres on this episode. Find out what one man was doing to save the world.We can talk about the heartbreaking story with #GabbyPetito.Follow on all the socials here: https://breakdradio.contactin.bio/.
Squirly and Jarby talk about Southern WA fishing, catching Dhufish, launching the Fifish and that time Jarby spent weeks in hospital after they played rugby on the beach plus much much more.
Maryland Fishing Line - Production of Chesapeake Angler Magazine
Let's take a look at what's going on around the state. Everything is on fire at the moment Redfish, Spanish mackerel, bluefish, cobia, spot, perch, and rockfish are all being caught at the moment. Cast big jigs for the bull reds in the 35 to 55 lb class range Trollers are also targeting them with big spoons, surgical eels, and big bucktails with plastic shad bodies Spanish mackerel are taking small spoons trolled at high speed Another mackerel option is to head to deeper water over the shipping channel and drifting waiting for the mackerel to show up breaking water and casting small spoons, Gotchas, and jigs into the mix. Big bluefish are also showing up mixed with the mackerel. Chumming cut bait and live eels are taking cobia Point lookout is working well for slot reds in the 18 - 27 inch range It's prime time for spot and white perch as they are reaching their peak size at this time
Leewold Nikki and Annie join Squirly fresh off there 2nd place in the EGFC ladies comp to discuss winter fishing in Exmouth, Squirly being a useless drunk and bloody Yellowfin Tuna.
Today is the final episode with Coach. We cover everything you need to know about chumming. We cover: Different lipid profiles Tips and techniques and how I used it to catch a spotty. Be sure to say hi to Coach on SDFish.com and his YouTube, Werf TV.
The boys discuss the new maskless world, why David has issue with people on Faceborg writing long-form posts, and then get into disagreement about whether workers have a right to self expression when employed by corporations seeking homogeneous in the workplace. The Basecamp Dilemma Facing the Desire for Self-Expression
Leewold hosts Squirly for his going away episode and talk about Squirly being on a Sharkweek doco, what they have planned for the Podcast, Short-Bill Spearfish related punch ups and Leigh's Wife Nikki catching a Sailfish on her Birthday.
Them Unexpectables? Still swimmin'.
Part 2 sees Nate trace where his Spearfishing journey started and where his quest to Spear world class Dog-Tooth and Yellowfin Tuna have taken him. Which obviously includes interactions with the Mexican Cartel, armed militia, being abandoned out at sea in Indonesia and being towed underwater by a giant Yellowfin Tuna.
All-round Spearo and Game fisherman Nate Brejnak joins the boys to talk about his Yellowfin Tuna obsession, catching big Blue Marlin and much much more in this episode so epic we had to break it into two parts!
This week we talk about the shooting in Boulder at a supermarket Michael knows well. Can we be constantly marinated in hate rhetoric and not pay the price?
Multiple GAMEX overall capture winner and recreational GameFishing legend, the hilarious John Prince joins the boys to talk about his most recent 2021 win, how GameFishing in WA has changed and the best fish he's been involved in catching. Cracker Episode!
Welcome back to another episode of Chumming for Sharks!! On today's episode we're sitting down to discuss some HOT TAKES on school...We get into whether school is even worth it, our experiences through highschool/college, homeless try hards and MUCH MUCH MORE!! Please send in all your hot takes or debate ours by leaving a message at anchor.fm/chummingforsharks or DM us on instagram.com/chummingforsharks! We appreciate you listening, watching and chumming the waters with us! WATCH FULL EPISODES HERE: youtube.com/frodpodstudios
Squirly and Leewold invade WA's premier GameFishing competition to talk to all the leaders, a new multiple Australian record holder (Pending*) some of the organisers and some people with some very cool stories in the most LIVE Podcast ever!
Ben Knaggs joins the boys to chat about Sword Fishing in WA, the upcoming Gamex tournament and Exmouth's standing amongst the worlds best GameFishing locations in this cracking episode.
Eddy and Wes from Peak Sport Fishing join the boys fresh from their Kimberley Barra trip with Leigh Mitchell to discuss Barra fishing, fishing nets and finding someone to blame on the boat. *Apologies for the late upload due to technical difficulties
Pending Ladies World record holder for Tiger Shark on 4kg line, Bri Bollard and the Punisher join the boys to talk about their amazing capture, Pissing on people and Death threats in this “unique” episode.
Recent Metro Masters spear fishing competition winner Jarrad Faithfull talks fishing, Spear Fishing, competitions and growing up in the Northwest. Featuring Simon “The package” Pember.
The boys discuss their recent adventures including targeting and catching an est 400lbs Blue Marlin on Hand-Line and have a rant about Spear-Fishing survival videos.
Josh Brunzeel from On Strike Charters sits down with the boys to talk about Sportfishing, Corona, Sailfish and when it's ok to pull someone out of their car at the Boat ramp on this belter of an episode.
Hey everyone! Thanks for tuning in. Our guest on this episode of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast is Captain Jamie Bruce of Bruce Brothers Fishing Charters based out of Prince Edward Island (PEI) Canada.We have been close friends and basically family members with Jamie, Troy, and the rest of the Bruces for more than a decade now. Over the last 11 years we have been fortunate enough to enjoy many great days on and off the water.We cover A LOT in this conversation. Jamie explains the history of fishing, specifically for giant bluefin tuna, within 4 generations of Bruce family fishermen. He discusses how the charter fishery evolved in PEI back in the 70s, and what it looks like today. We tell many fish stories, but focus primarily on what we have seen, learned, and changed over the last 10 years of fishing together and separately; both in Canada and New England. Some of the topics we cover are:Hooking fish (giant bluefin)Chumming and hand-feedingFighting fishLanding and releasing fishDrag pressureThe resurgence of the bluefin tuna populationTagging fish and studies that we have been a part ofCharter client pressureWe think you guys will enjoy this episode. Jamie was the perfect guest to end the 1st season of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast. We always enjoy catching up with him.Thank you to everyone for listening!Stay Tight,Bryan & TaylorSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsDeep ApparelMass Bay GuidesLT Marine ProductsBlack Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Guest InfoCapt. Jamie Bruce@brucebrothers_Bruce Bros Charters InstagramBruce Brothers Charters WebsiteSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)
All round ocean going legends Emi Campbell and Marcus Longhurst drop in to talk about Fishing, Spear Fishing Sambar Blackouts and much more. Whilst Squirly try's to awkwardly talk about surfing on this belter of an ep.
Co-owner of Spearwest, Mike Kane joins us on the podcast to chat about spearing his first Blue Marlin, his journey in Spearfishing and whether he was ever Batman's Buttler.
A cracking episode ahead of Exmouth's Heavy Tackle tournament featuring record breaking couple Leigh and Hayley Freestone running us through their best fishing moments.
Squirly and Leigh talk about their day out catching 2 Black, 1 Blue and 1 Stripe Marlin plus a Sailfish to complete their first ever “Super Grandslam”.
Young Exmouth local Jeffrey Head shares his Spearfishing and fishing stories plus an awesome encounter with Orcas as they hunted a Dolphin.
Ashley and Wayne discuss the death of Freda Ward at the hands of her fiancé Alice Mitchell, as well as the murder of Jesse Valencia by his lover Steven Rios. Source materials murderbygaslight.com, focusmidsouth.com, talkmurderwithme.com, oxygen.com, and thecinemaholic.com. #Memphis #MidSouth #Chumming #Murder #Girlfriends #FredaWard #AliceMitchell #ColumbiaMissouri #Mizzou #Gay #Lovers #JesseValencia #StevenRios
JD is all by himself today. He goes over the news and notes of the Sharks including Tim Heed to Europe, Karlis Cukste was not signed, and Kevin Labanc's interview with Sheng Peng. Then he starts a new segment, Chumming the gram where he checks in on how Sharks players are spending their offseason. He finishes by looking at what else is going on around the league as round 1 of the playoffs starts to wind down. Check out the podcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
JD is all by himself today. He goes over the news and notes of the Sharks including Tim Heed to Europe, Karlis Cukste was not signed, and Kevin Labanc's interview with Sheng Peng. Then he starts a new segment, Chumming the gram where he checks in on how Sharks players are spending their offseason. He finishes by looking at what else is going on around the league as round 1 of the playoffs starts to wind down. Check out the podcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bill Frost (SLUGMag.com & X96 Radio From Hell) and Tommy Milagro (The Lucid Luchador) talk Shark Week!, Ted Lasso, Lovecraft Country, RIP High Fidelity, Woke, no LatinX love at the Emmys (Orange In the New Black, Vida, One Day at a Time, Los Espookys, et al), Rasslin' News, Umbrella Academy, Deep Blue Seas 2 & 3 (only watch 3), Wynonna Earp, Perry Mason, Briarpatch, Stargirl, Tenure and Arizona. Drinking: Double Apples made with Porter's Apple Whiskey from OFFICIAL TV Tan sponsor Ogden's Own Distillery.
Bill Frost (SLUGMag.com & X96 Radio From Hell) and Tommy Milagro (The Lucid Luchador) talk Shark Week!, Ted Lasso, Lovecraft Country, RIP High Fidelity, Woke, no LatinX love at the Emmys (Orange In the New Black, Vida, One Day at a Time, Los Espookys, et al), Rasslin' News, Umbrella Academy, Deep Blue Seas 2 & 3 (only watch 3), Wynonna Earp, Perry Mason, Briarpatch, Stargirl, Tenure and Arizona. Drinking: Double Apples made with Porter's Apple Whiskey from OFFICIAL TV Tan sponsor Ogden's Own Distillery.
In this episode, we test out a chumming trick that had us catching speckled trout (aka seatrout) almost every cast. It worked so well that both live bait and artificial lures were working. Best news is that you don't need a fancy boat do do this. If you want to have everyone on your boat coming home with a smile on their face, this is one of the best ways to catch tons of inshore saltwater fish!
Maryland Fishing Line - Production of Chesapeake Angler Magazine
Welcome to the Maryland Fishing Line Episode 06 - Your one-stop weekly fishing report podcast for the Chesapeake Bay and Maryland.Today is June 30, 2020This is the podcast where we talk about fishing throughout the great state of Maryland. The Maryland fishing line is a production of The Angler Magazine, Chesapeake Edition. The Chesapeake Angler can be found throughout southern Maryland, Anne Arundel County, and the Eastern Shore. If you would like to see it in your area and it’s not there let us know!Let’s take a look at what’s going on around the state.Free fishing day in Maryland comes up July 4th.This license free day allows you to enjoy everything Maryland has to offer.Chesapeake Bay surface water temperatures have jumped to the upper 70s resulting in low oxygen areas are appearing from Swan Point down to the mouth of the Potomac River. The eastern side of the bay will have unsuitable oxygen conditions for fish in waters deeper than 25 feet.With river temperatures approaching the mid-70s, striped bass still remaining in the spawning rivers to feed near channel edges and points will begin to move to cooler river mouths or main bay structure. Surface waters are about 4 degrees warmer than bottom waters. White perch have moved out to tidal creek mouths on mud, sand, or clay bottoms near structure in waters less than 25 deep deep. Adult spot continue moving towards the upper Chesapeake Bay mainstem and tributaries in areas with salinities greater than 5 ppt — currently south of the Bay Bridge. Spot will be found on oyster bars, sand, and mud bottom, feeding on benthic worms and small clams.Upper Chesapeake BayThe Conowingo Dam at first light is prime topwater action for striped bass. This action continues down the river and out along the edge of the Susquehanna Flats. As the morning hours progress, switch to soft plastic jigs and work the edges of the channels leading to the lower Susquehanna and Elk rivers.All types catfish are providing plenty of action for those fishing cut bait, clam snouts, or chicken liver in the channels and edges of the lower Susquehanna and Elk rivers. White perch can be found in the tidal creeks and rivers.Trolling along the shipping channel edges and Swan Point offers some success for striped bass. Most anglers are pulling umbrella rigs behind inline weights down deep along the 25-foot to 30-foot channel edges. White bucktails or swimshads as trailers have been popular. Spot and white perch can now be found in the mouth of the Magothy River, the shallower areas at both ends of the bridges, and in the water off Sandy Point State Park. Bottom rigs baited with pieces of bloodworm have been preferred. Middle BayLive-lining spot and white perch is popular at steep channel edges. Most are holding at about 30 feet and are also being caught by those chumming. Cownose rays are becoming more of a problem in the middle bay and chum slicks tend to attract them. A mix of channel and blue catfish are also being attracted to chum slicks and will often pick up baits lying on the bottom. Anglers using live bait or cut bait are reminded that they must use non-offset circle hooks at all times.Trolling has been a good option when fishing for striped bass. Most anglers are targeting the shipping channel edges with umbrella rigs pulled behind inline weights. Often the fish are suspended at about 30-feet along the channel edges. White tends to be the most popular color for bucktails dressed with sassy shads or twister tails. Storm-type swim shads are also working well.The shallow-water striped bass fishery in the lower sections of the tidal rivers and bay shore areas provides a fun and exciting way to fish with light tackle. Water temperatures are in the mid 70s so striped bass are feeling comfortable moving into these shallower areas in the evenings and lingering till the mid-morning hours. Topwater lures are one of the best choices when fishing over grass and submerged rocks. Crankbaits, jerkbaits, spinnerbaits, and swimbaits can be good choices in deeper waters near shoreline structure. Zara Spooks and poppers are a great choice when fishing with spinning gear, and skipping bugs are a perfect match with a weight forward floating line and a mid-weight fly rod.White perch are spread throughout the region’s tidal rivers and creeks and will stay put for most of the summer months. Fishing for them is fun and easy from docks and piers using grass shrimp or pieces of bloodworm on a simple one-hook bottom rig. A good tide is desirable and the best place to fish in deep water is right next to the pilings or bulkheads.Lower BayFishing for speckled trout has been extremely good along the Eastern Shore marshes in about 5 feet of water over grass beds. Speckled trout are also showing up on the western shore near Point Lookout and Cornfield Harbor and the mouth of the Patuxent River. White and pearl sparkle combinations of soft plastic swimbaits and MirrOlures are working well and scented Gulp baits are always a proven winner.Sight fishing and casting live eels or large, soft plastic swimbaits and jigs is a popular way to target Cobia. Chumming is an old standby but with the abundance of cownose rays being attracted to chum slicks, it can be a difficult proposition. Spanish mackerel are becoming more common for those who are trolling at a good clip with spoons. Trolling at slower speeds with large spoons in the general area of the Target Ship north to the Little Choptank area can result in some exciting catch-and-release action with large red drum.Striped bass are mixed in with the speckled trout in many areas and provide plenty of fun fishing action for light-tackle anglers. Topwater lures are a favorite way to fish for both species during the early morning and evening hours. Jigging along channel edgeswhen they can be found suspended. Trolling is a popular option along channel edges using umbrella rigs with inline weights to get them down to where the fish are holding.Some are chummingwith a mixed take of striped bass, bluefish, and blue catfish, while others are live-lining spot with good success.Spot can now be found in the mouth of the Patuxent River, Tangier and Pocomoke sounds, and the shallower areas off Hoopers Island. Most of the spot are small, which is good for live-lining, but not enough to eat. Flounder can be found along channel edges in the Tangier and Pocomoke sounds. White perch are holding in just about all of the tidal rivers and creeks of the region and will hold there through the summer months. Abundant numbers of blue catfish can be found in the Nanticoke, Patuxent, and Potomac rivers. Fresh cut bait and clam snouts make excellent baits.Recreational crabbers are working hard to catch a good bushel of crabs this week. The best catches are coming from the lower bay region, especially on the eastern side. One can catch a full bushel of crabs per outing in the middle bay region but it just might take a little longer. Razor clams are the most popular bait since they do pull in crabs, but chicken necks can work just fine. Many are reporting that the crabs tend to be deep.FreshwaterLargemouth bass are focused on grass, spatterdock, and lily pads.. The early morning and evening hours are the best times to fish shallow grass with a variety of topwater lures. Waters are beginning to warm and as the day wears on largemouth bass will seek shade under thick grass that is growing in deeper waters. Docks, fallen treetops, and sunken wood can also provide daytime shade. Dropping weighted soft plastic or stick worms down through the grass mats is a good tactic.Northern snakeheads are holding in shallow grass in the tidal rivers, and those fishing for largemouth bass will often encounter them. Snakeheads are finishing their spawning and will be feeding more this week. They can be found in every tidal river now that flows into the Chesapeake Bay. The greatest numbers are found in the tidal Potomac, Patuxent and Nanticoke rivers, lower Dorchester County, and farther north in the Susquehanna Flats.Blue catfish have also spread to every tidal river in the Chesapeake, and in the tidal Potomac, Patuxent, and Nanticoke rivers they are the dominant catfish population. A simple bottom rig baited with fresh cut bait, clam snouts, or chicken liver works well. YouTube catch upDon’t forget to find and comment on the Mallows Bay Snakehead and Bass video - when we get to 350 subscribers on YouTube we will be selecting a random comment from that video to win a Bass Pro Shops eGift Card.If there is something you would like to see covered on the YouTube channel let me know an we will see what we can do about that.Magazine Catch upWe are already looking for bragboard photos for our August issue - you can send them to theanglerchesapeake@gmail.com and make sure to include a by-line and that you have attached a high resolution image suitable for printing. If you send them from your phone make sure to send the largest file size possible.July magazine has arrived and distribution has begun so be on the lookout for that.
In this episode of the SeaBros Rigging Station Podcast Series, Capt. Bryan Sears describes how the Mass Bay Guides fleet chums and chunks dead bait for striped bass.This is truly one of the most effective methods for catching big numbers of striped bass during a tide, and is a great overall tactic that can be uses for many different fish species...including bluefin tuna.Bryan gives details on the following:Caring for and storing dead bait for the seasonRod and Reel SetupsTerminal TackleHow to cut chum and make a slurryHow to gauge the tide and chum the right amountHow to free-line drift chunks in the slick (we do NOT use weights)How to hook the biggest fish in the schoolSponsors:Mass Bay GuidesDeep ApparelPenn FishingProducts Mentioned:Penn Battalion Inshore RodsAbu Garcia Ambassadur 6500Bucket Cutting BoardWe are now listed on Apple iTunes Podcasts! Please subscribe, give us a rating, and keep listening to the show. Thank you all!SeaBros Fishing Podcast on Apple PodcastsSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)
In this "After Dinner Drinks" bonus episode, Troy, Zac, Jon, and Katherine talk about their introductions to the world of D&D and convention play. A great episode to get to know your hosts! Social Links Zac Goins|Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/xzacklee Troy Sandlin|Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/troysandlin Jon Christian|Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dwarfpower Katherine Linquist|Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katherine.linquist Music: Hotshot by Scott Holmes This podcast is powered by Pinecast.
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In this episode, Kyle is flying solo with the other guys tied up. He hits on his time down in New York City for the Yankees/Red Sox series and some interesting revelations that came from that! He also covers the NHL and NBA Playoffs with his predictions! Come take a listen and join the conversation! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stuck-on-sports-podcast/support
Missing the boat on chumming? Targeting tarpon: Everything you need to know. "Prop" bets. Finding the right fit. Would permits for fishing tourneys help? How much trolling motor do you need? The biggest mistake re. boat insurance.
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Chumming for fish is one of the best if not the most effective technique you can ever learn or master as an angler. I heard another local paid for subscription fishing source state that chumming is a waste of time and money. Now that is 100% completely wrong. The only way I could say that has any truth is, if you don't know what your doing. So I am going to correct that statement this entire show! Chumming is also the most widely underused and underrated tactics by many anglers. Learning to chum helps catch fish, learning to chum correctly helps to catch a lot more fish. You don't just randomly chum. You target an area of habitat that is likely to hold the species of fish your trying to catch and create your own feeding station. Chumming can be so effective, you can chum grouper, snapper, amberjack and so more from the deep bottom to the surface and then catch them on topwater or fly.
When I get calls from clients in the winter months and I tell them the patch reefs are offering some great fishing I get asked these questions: What is Patch Reef Fishing? Florida Keys Patch Reef fishing is a local term for fishing shallow water reefs, rock piles, coral heads and small ship wrecks inside the Florida Keys reef in 10-40ft of water. What Can we Catch When We Fish the Patch Reefs? The big coral heads, smaller reefs, rock piles and shallow wrecks in these depths inside the barrier reef will hold numerous Snappers, groupers, mackerels, barracudas, jacks, mangrove snappers, hog fish, porgies, cobia, sharks and more. I always try to get my clients a couple very big Mutton Snappers on the patch reefs using a trade secret technique. Check out the pictures below of the big Mutton Snappers my clients have caught in 10ft. of water on the patch reefs off Key Largo only 3 miles from shore. When is the Best Time to Fish the Patch Reefs? Patch reef fishing can offer action year round, but when in the windy and cooler months (December-February) in the Florida Keys the patch reef fishing is at its peak. The best days to fish the patch reefs are on cooler windy days when we can not get outside the reef. What Tackle Do We Use? We use ultra light spinning rods on the patch reefs, similar to pan fish and walleye rods to catch these fish making it the ultimate in light tackle fun fishing. For my light tackle set-ups I prefer to use lightest weight reels I can afford with powerful drag, I prefer using Shimano Sustain 2500-5000 class reels paired with my favorite light tackle fishing rods made by St. Croix. The spools of the Shimano Sustains are filled with 10-15 lb. Power Pro Braided Line. To the braid I connect a 6ft piece of 15-20 lb. Fluorocarbon Leader using Double Uni Knot. I love using small 3/4-1oz size jig heads on the patch reefs. The best colors for me are Pink and Super Glow DOA style Jig Heads with sharp hooks I target larger Mutton Snappers and Groupers on the patch reefs using Shimano Twin Power 8000 spinning reels paired with custom Adrenaline Live Bait Rods. The Twin Powers are spooled with 40lb. Braided line connected to a 6ft piece of 40-60lb. Fluorocarbon Leader using a Double Uni Knot. Freaking fun fishing! We can catch lots of fish and maybe a few for the frying. If you enjoy casting and hooking fish this style of fishing is similar to walleye and bass fishing up north. Clients are casting the entire trip and hooking their own fish. Water Quality(Color) For me, water quality is the more important than current when it comes to fishing the patch reefs in the Florida Keys. When I arrive at a patch reef and find "backcountry mud" water quality I will either run north or south 5-10 miles to find a cleaner water. My water color preference for patch reef fishing is "powder blue" or "green". Snappers are not big fans of eating in muddy water. Current As far as current goes, learn to fish whatever current you are dealt with when fishing the patch reefs. Wind against the tide can be frustrating conditions for most anglers including myself, but remember you are not "feel lining" baits for Yellowtails on the patch reefs you are "casting" jig heads tipped with bait. Make long casts with the wind and let the current bring the jig head back to the boat. Also make long casts out the port and starboard sides of the boat, this technique works well for my clients when faced with wind "against tide conditions". Chumming and Shrimp I like to put a lot chum in the water when patch reef fishing. You read a lot about "not using chum" on the patch reefs. Don't believe what you read. I bring the same amount of chum as I do on my Yellowtail trips which is 100 pounds or more. This guarantees me action and quality fish for the box and allows me to fish each spot effectively sometimes I will fish 3-5 spots per charter in 5 hours. In the chum mix I like to add some dead shrimp. Just this little bit of crustacean scent fires up the snappers on the patches. How to Find Patch Reef Fishing Spots in Florida Keys If you can afford to do so I would recommend purchasing an Atlas Trax (https://atlastrax.com)but if not use Google Earth. This is not a paid promotion or marketing scheme. Atlas Trax does not pay me to speak about their product, I really just like using it. Here is a tip for those that don’t already know this, but as you are scouting at home on the computer using Google Earth, make sure to learn how to use the time slider took to your advantage. Scroll back through the time slider and look for scans that google earth completed on days when it was nice out for fishing around the time you are planning your fishing trip, look for the boats fishing a patch reef fishing then drop a g.p.s. location pin and save it to your GPS on the boat. I included an example of a what you should be looking for when you are scouting for lobster, bait or patch reef spots using Google Earth. When you find a spot you want to check out just drop a "pin" on the spot and put the coordinates into your GPS. Use the historical data as your personal log book. You have to put in the hours to find the data, but it will be worth it if you find a good fishing spot. If you want to target large sea trout this spring, then use Google Earth to help you find a few spots to try out. Below is an image of a "sea trout" fishing spot just outside of Flamingo (Everglades National Park). Another tool I just recently started using is Strike Lines Charts. These are 3-D Sonar Charts. I really prefer fishing patches with grassy mud/sand bottom surrounding them, not hard rocky bottom.Thanks to Strike Line Charts I can now tell what type of bottom surrounds the patches. Mutton Snappers like to roam and eat away from the patches, they love foraging on the crustaceans that live in the grass surrounding the patch reef. The trick is to find a healthy patch reef that is holding fish with some nice sea fans and grass surrounding it. Below is an image of several patch reefs. This particular location is off of Ocean Reef. The Ocean Reef Patch Reefs offer some awesome fishing. It is worth the trip to fish these patches off of the Ocean Reef Club in the Upper Florida Keys. Hook and Cook(Shore Lunch) It is a tradition in the Florida Keys for charter clients to take their catch to a local restaurant so they can prepare you the ultimate hook and cook experience, my northern clients call this a “shore lunch” experience. Lazy Days http://www.lazydaysislamorada.com in the Islamorada offers the absolute best hook and cook experience in the Florida Keys. You have to make reservations well in advance not to mention the view of the Alligator Reef Light house is awesome. Highly recommended. Seakeeper, a Luxury Comfort Fishing Experience for my Clients Another patch reef windy day advantage has been our new Seakeeper 2. It basically shuts down the 15 knot days on the patch reefs into crazy comfortable fun for my clients now. We have the advantage over all the smaller boats in the Florida Keys fishing fleet without a Seakeeper. Anchor fishing on the patch reefs now feels like fishing from the dock. Not to mention getting to and from the spot with ease in gusty breeze as Seakeeper works wonders while underway to and from the fishing spot. My clients are left speechless at the end of the day. I am very grateful and lucky to have 1 fo the first 10 Seakeeper 2 off the assembly line! I want the best for my clients, I can’t control the fishing but I can offer the best possible ocean fishing experience with quality equipment. Learn more about how the Seakeeper 2 works at https://www.seakeeper.com. Check out the demonstration video on our website (insert website page with video) We are very lucky to be the only 24ft boat in the United States with a Seakeeper 2. Check out the December 2018 issue of Florida Sportsman Magazine, we were the feature article https://tavernierfishingcharters.com/florida-sportsman-article-2018.pdf Stay tuned for future podcasts about how to fish the patch reefs in the Florida Keys. I will talk about anchoring secrets, baits and reveal a secret fishing chumming tip and a trade secret for catching big muttons on the patch reefs. If you fish the patch reefs in the Florida Keys or can relate to this style of fishing in your areas I highly suggest you stay tuned for future Podcast about how to fish the patch reefs in the Florida Keys. 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The ORCA's crew mull their options.Guest Commentator: Devon LyonAhoy Hoy! Please consider helping out the podcast. Any donation however small or large helps us a great deal. Thanks so much for listening!https://paypal.me/pools/c/8gAycs1EJC
Dan & Jordan sail the seas in search of sharks but when they find none they repurpose an old friend.
What's up Poppers! Dana's back for this week's episode, but Carlos is in Poland.. we here at Pop Goulash are starting to wonder if they are actually one in the same person.... like Batman- you never see Bats and Bruce Wayne in the same room at the same time... Anyway, this week we are trying to add some structure and some new segments... let us know what you think! enjoy! As always find us on: Libsyn (http://popgoulash.libsyn.com) iTunes (search Pop Goulash) Stitcher (search Pop Goulash) Google Play Music (android users search Pop Goulash) Facebook (facebook.com/popgoulash) Twitter: @popgoulash Instagram: Pop_Goulash_Reuben Email: PopGoulash42@gmail.com Voice Mail: 224-325-4235 #podcasts #podcast #podcasting #podcaster #popculture #music #media #entertainment #movies #tv #television #concert #concerts #PopGoulash
Baiting, Feeding, Corning, Spatter, Chumming, whatever you call it; I'm sure you have an opinion on it. It seems that "The Industry" really has turned its nose up at the idea of shooting a deer as it eats corn. Wait a minute..... Why is it ok to spend countless hours in food plot prep, but as soon as you erect a feeder it turns taboo? We go into this in great detail, discussing the pros and cons of those golden morsels. Today we also share our public land speed scouting experiences from the past week. We both headed out with new tracts to explore, and returned with some interesting observations that will hopefully pay off later in the season. One-Eyed Jack, The Full Draw Film Tour Pre-show film is out! Tyler worked relentlessly all season for an oppourtunity for a shot a a buck of this caliber. Give it a watch! It feels like a million bucks to finally be able to get out in the woods and hunt! Now if we can just get one buck to cooperate. Its been a fairly slow October here in the south, but one of us did manage a successful harvest this week! Watch the film on our Facebook page: The Element Facebook For more rock and roll with soul, give Tyler and The Tribe a listen!
Really, this episode gets into Vampire LARPing. 1:13 in we discuss that we are nominated for Best New Act/Show and Best Comedians in vegas. Go to research.net/r/BOLV2017 under Entertainment. Thanks!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After a lengthy delay, Big and Rish bring you their conversation about SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING!*Warning: spoilers. And lots and lots of talking.Do as a spider can, and download this episode by Right-Clicking HERE.*Nearly called this one Spider-man: Moan-coming, Spider-man: Home-slumming, and yes, Spider-man Irritable Bowel Syndrome-coming.
How to chum for live bait. The equipment you need to chum for live bait. Using the right fishing rod and reel for live bait fishing. The terminal tackle to use, that makes life bait fishing successful. How to protect our coastal habitat. How to dispose of monofilament fishing line. How to dispose of braided line. How to dispose of fluorocarbon. How to dispose of hooks, plastic baits and other terminal tackle. The monofilament recovery and recycling program. Pledge to pitch it campaign.
Ann and Christy are joined by PRO-fessional podcaster Naomi Hillyard to talk about TBTL picnics past and future, the evergreen strangeness of Randy Quaid, and drinking The Kraken at the TBTL Summer Slam 2 Electric Boogaloo. Then we head back to 2010 for a clip where Luke (and Jen, by way of Skype) visit Sean’s apartment to check out what’s in his fridge, get the story on a dispute with his upstairs neighbor, and discuss Tila Tequila’s unfortunate treatment at the Gathering of the Juggalos. Additionally, Jen laments her fashion choices in the face of physical activity and shares the circumstances under which she got competitive with “European” children. Oh, and everyone should check out Naomi’s podcast, The Sunday Morning Experience. It’s a fan show about CBS Sunday Morning. (A show about a show? What kind of weirdos would be into something like that??)
Ann and Christy are joined by PRO-fessional podcaster Naomi Hillyard to talk about TBTL picnics past and future, the evergreen strangeness of Randy Quaid, and drinking The Kraken at the TBTL Summer Slam 2 Electric Boogaloo. Then we head back to 2010 for a clip where Luke (and Jen, by way of Skype) visit Sean’s apartment to check out what’s in his fridge, get the story on a dispute with his upstairs neighbor, and discuss Tila Tequila’s unfortunate treatment at the Gathering of the Juggalos. Additionally, Jen laments her fashion choices in the face of physical activity and shares the circumstances under which she got competitive with “European” children. Oh, and everyone should check out Naomi’s podcast, The Sunday Morning Experience. It’s a fan show about CBS Sunday Morning. (A show about a show? What kind of weirdos would be into something like that??)
In today's podcast, we learn that the LinkedIn breach is the same old one from 2012, only now two orders of magnitude larger than thought. ESET describes a cyber surveillance campaign, Operation Groundbait, in Ukraine's Donbas region. Phineas Phisher hacks on behalf of Kurdish anti-capitalists. The SEC warns of cyber risks to the financial sector. Cisco reports better than expected results (thanks in part to its security business). Ben Yelin from the University of Maryland Center for Health and Homeland Security wonders if a case involving locked hard drive may go to the Supreme Court.
(NSFW Explicit Language) "HuntFishTravel - Shenanigans - Carrie's Burning Down Tents, Rachel's Chumming for Salmon and Andy's talking DIY Turkey Hunting Ebooks!" Andy Gagliano joins Rachel and Carrie and hilarity ensues... "Shenanigans - Carrie's Burning Down Tents, Rachel's Chumming for Salmon and Andy's talking DIY Turkey Hunting Ebooks!" 1:30 - Andy offers to play the calypso intro on his stomach 3:25 - What is the Turkey Hunter Podcast? 8:15 - Carrie's burning down tents. 12:40 - How Rachel Burned a Hole in Joe Swit's (Host of the Pursuit to the Plate Podcast) Ice Shanty. 15:15 - Rachel's Salmon Fishing Tournament 20:00 - Andy is a turkey killing machine and an explanation of his DIY Turkey Hunting Ebook. 27:30 - Alabama is known for hunting___you'll be surprised at the answer. More episodes ----> http://wwocz.net Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes for us: http://HuntFishTravel.net/review . Like the Facebook Page: http://Facebook.com/HuntFishTravel Follow on Twitter: http://Twitter.com/CarrieZylka Follow on Instagram: http://Instagram.com/CarrieZylka
Andy Gagliano joins Rachel and Carrie and hilarity ensues... "Shenanigans - Carrie's Burning Down Tents, Rachel's Chumming for Salmon and Andy's talking DIY Turkey Hunting Ebooks!" 1:30 - Andy offers to play the calypso intro on his stomach 3:25 - What is the Turkey Hunter Podcast? 8:15 - Carrie's burning down tents. 12:40 - How Rachel Burned a Hole in Joe Swit's (Host of the Pursuit to the Plate Podcast) Ice Shanty. 15:15 - Rachel's Salmon Fishing Tournament 20:00 - Andy is a turkey killing machine and an explanation of his DIY Turkey Hunting Ebook. 27:30 - Alabama is known for hunting___you'll be surprised at the answer. More episodes ----> http://wwocz.net Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes for us: http://HuntFishTravel.net/review . Like the Facebook Page: http://Facebook.com/HuntFishTravel Follow on Twitter: http://Twitter.com/CarrieZylka Follow on Instagram: http://Instagram.com/CarrieZylka
Jim and Megan wrap up their X-Files chapter with a discussion filled with plenty of Buffy references and singing. Also, Jim talks about how he likes to keep his “edge”. Next time on Nerd Novice: BBC Sherlock S1E1: “A Study in Pink”
Golden Isles Fishing Podcast Episode 8: Sushi Fastballs, Peeled Prawns, and Warm Up Already! Sushi fastballs? Really? Yeah… it’s just a way that I have described this phenomenon to my customers in the past and it seemed to resonate with them and help improve their angling skills so I figured I would share it in this podcast. But yeah, it’s ... Read More The post GIFP: Ep. 8 | Sea Bass | Sight Fishing | Redfish Tips | Inshore Chumming appeared first on The Georgia Fishing Company.
Playlist;Chumming, The HalibutsIntoxica, Jim Waller & The DeltasSwinging Piper Soul, The Soul KingsMr. Rebel, Eddie & The ShowmenGone, The Rip CordsGoofy Footer Ho-Dad, Shean & JenkinsIshamatsu, CenturionsPoint Surf, Surf TeensMiserlou, Dick Dale & The Del-TonesDark Eyes, The AtlanticsRebel Rouser, Link Wray and the Ray MenScalping Party, TornadosTomahawk, Tom Brown & The Tom TomsLonely Bull, The VenturesLet's Go To Hawaii, The Rivierassurfin dockside, the deadly onesBig Bad Surfink, Mr. Gasser & The WeirdosKarate, TorqraysKing of the Surf, The TrashmenThe Ninth Wave, The BomborasA Shot In The Dark, BoardwalkersThe Fender IV, Malibu RunJacques Cousteau, Young JacquesSurfin' In The China Sea, The Hong KongsTidal wave, SlacktoneIf It Swells, Ride It!, The WoodiesShockwave, Zorba & The GreeksYou Are Go For Throttle Up, The Mercury FourPintor, The Pharaos Mysterion, The Ghastly OnesBlowout, Los StraitjacketsRavin' Blue, The VolcanosSharks, Papa JohnTorpedo, The Rhythm RockersCyclone, The Surf CoastersDesert Bound, The Looney Tunes Surf Bird, The BreakersSurfin' Bird, The CrampsBird Dance Beat (Demo Version), The TrashmenTainted Love, Vivisector’s Gulag Tunes
This week, we go back down under to explore the latest science from the land of kangaroos, bandicoots and the world's largest radio telescope - the square kilometer array. Chris goes on a tour of the universe from the comfort of the SciTech Planetarium, meets Nobel Prize-winning scientist Barry Marshall and the fluffy marsupials under protection at Project Eden. We find out why Australia is the perfect place to look further in to space than ever before, witness the battles between bee sperm and examine how tempting sharks with the scent of food can change their behaviour. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
This week, we go back down under to explore the latest science from the land of kangaroos, bandicoots and the world's largest radio telescope - the square kilometer array. Chris goes on a tour of the universe from the comfort of the SciTech Planetarium, meets Nobel Prize-winning scientist Barry Marshall and the fluffy marsupials under protection at Project Eden. We find out why Australia is the perfect place to look further in to space than ever before, witness the battles between bee sperm and examine how tempting sharks with the scent of food can change their behaviour. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
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