Podcasts about monster fish

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In this engaging podcast episode, we converse with the acclaimed Director of Photography and Filmmaker, Thom Pollard. Known for his adventurous expeditions to some of the planet's most isolated spots, from the mystic Easter Island to the challenging summit of Mount Everest, Thom provides deep insights into his adventurous life. His thrilling high-risk exploits have changed his outlook on life and significantly shaped his mental health. Thom's numerous treks to the daunting heights of Everest have broadened his mindset, shaping his life philosophies and instilling a palpable sense of energy in him. Delving deeper into the discussion, Thom elucidates how his ventures into high-risk territories forced him to step out of his comfort zone and helped him understand life's essentials. The intriguing aspect of adventure is its potential to direct individuals toward recognizing what is truly significant in life. Thom also unravels his personal experiences with near-death situations, discussing their profound effect on his perspective on existence. Such experiences have shaped his worldview and made him more aware of the varied ways high-risk adventure can impact mental health.   Thom's Bio from the Eyes Open website: Thom Pollard of EYES OPEN PRODUCTIONS is an award-winning Director of Photography and Filmmaker who has filmed from Easter Island to the summit of Mount Everest and everything in between. His films and camera work have won numerous television, film and production awards, including an Emmy for (Orphan Orca/PBS), finalist of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts for best cinematography (Lost on Everest/BBC) as well as a Silver Telly in the Nature/Wildlife category for his camera work on a Mako shark documentary (Monster Fish). His photographs have appeared in dozens of books and languages worldwide, as well as in numerous publications, including National Geographic Magazine. Thom is an experienced public speaker, thrilling audiences around the world with his tales of adventure, using his brilliant photographs and films. He is said to have the “It” factor. His presentations create powerful impressions for schools, businesses and annual events. Thom has filmed four Everest documentaries spanning two decades, for PBS, the BBC, National Geographic and Sony.

In this episode of The Three Ravens Podcast, Martin and Eleanor venture to wild and wondrous Shropshire.With the episode released on no particular Feast Day, they chat through options from either side, then discuss the incredibly rich history and folklore of Shropshire - from Eadric The Wild and The Wrekin Giants to the Monster Fish of Bomere Pool and The Bridgenorth Witch. Then it's time for the main event: Martin's telling of "The Legend of a Cat."Learn more about The Three Ravens Podcast at www.threeravenspodcast.com and join our Patreon at www.patreon.com/threeravenspodcast. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive in with the world's largest freshwater fishes on a special "megafish" episode. Our guest is Zeb Hogan: big fish enthusiast, researcher, author, host of National Geographic's Monster Fish, and director of Wonders of the Mekong Project. From American Paddlefish to Mekong Giant Catfish, we cover the array of freshwater fishes that reach lengths over six feet or weigh more than 200 pounds.

Following our episode on the Mekong Giant Catfish, we welcome Dr. Zeb Hogan. Dr. Hogan is well known for his National Geographic Series "Monster Fish," and for helping conservation efforts for the world's largest freshwater fish. Many of our mega freshwater fish are facing extinction and Dr. Hogan is leading the way on telling their stories. He also is a research biologist at the University of Nevada, Reno and the United Nations Convention on Migratory Species Scientific Councilor for Fish. He has a doctoral degree in ecology, was a visiting Fulbright scholar at the Environmental Risk Assessment Program at Thailand's Chiang Mai University and has served as a World Wildlife Fund Senior Freshwater Fellow.  Dr. Hogan also has recently released a book called Chasing Giants: In Search of the World's Largest Freshwater Fish which can be found on Amazon or at your local bookstore. You can learn more about Dr. Zeb Hogan HERE Thanks HelloFresh! Go to HelloFresh.com/creatures50 and use code creatures50 for 50% off, plus your first box ships free! Please contact us at advertising@airwavemedia.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast You can also visit our website HERE.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Deep in the Colorado River, monsters lurk in the murky waters — monster fish, that is, some the size of large person. But they aren't invulnerable. Today on City Cast Las Vegas, co-host Dayvid Figler talks with National Geographic channel host Zeb Hogan, co-author of Chasing Giants, a new book about the world's biggest freshwater fish. Zeb grew up on the Colorado, but by the time he was paddling on its waters, most of the truly big fish on our stretch of the lower Colorado had already died out. Zeb explains why monster fish are indicator species of our river's health, and how some of our massive native fish have recently started to make a comeback. We're on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Twitter and Instagram.  You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. Want some more Las Vegas news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Zeb Hogan is a research biologist at the University of Nevada, Reno and the United Nations Convention on Migratory Species Scientific Councilor for Fish. He has a doctoral degree in ecology, was a visiting Fulbright scholar at the Environmental Risk Assessment Program at Thailand's Chiang Mai University and has served as a World Wildlife Fund Senior Freshwater Fellow. Zeb also hosts the popular National Geographic Wild Television series “Monster Fish.” In this episode of Anchored, I sit down with Zeb to learn more about his studies, his show, and his fascinating experiences with gigantic aquatic species. This episode of Anchored is brought to you by GiantMouse Knives! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Ellen & special guest, biologist and host of Nat Geo WILD's TV series “Monster Fish” Zeb Hogan, for a review of the giants lurking in the waters of the world's rivers and lakes: freshwater megafish. We discuss how and why fish are able to reach massive sizes, what it's like to research and work alongside these enormous creatures in their own homes, and how we can help protect and conserve the natural habitats we all rely on to thrive.Links:Check out Zeb's book, "Chasing Giants: In Search of the World's Largest Freshwater Fish"Keep up with Wonders of the Mekong on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube!Follow Just the Zoo of Us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & Discord!Follow Ellen on TikTok!

Join Ellen & special guest, biologist and host of Nat Geo WILD's TV series “Monster Fish” Zeb Hogan, for a review of the giants lurking in the waters of the world's rivers and lakes: freshwater megafish. We discuss how and why fish are able to reach massive sizes, what it's like to research and work alongside these enormous creatures in their own homes, and how we can help protect and conserve the natural habitats we all rely on to thrive.Links:Check out Zeb's book, "Chasing Giants: In Search of the World's Largest Freshwater Fish"Keep up with Wonders of the Mekong on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube!Follow Just the Zoo of Us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & Discord!Follow Ellen on TikTok!

Today we're having a conversation with Zeb Hogan, the author, biologist, and television host known for his show "Monster Fish." In this episode, Hogan shares his experiences with the show, his upcoming book "Chasing Giants: In Search of the World's Largest Freshwater Fish," and his insights into the world of freshwater biology. Hogan's show "Monster Fish" takes viewers on a journey around the globe to explore the largest and most elusive freshwater fish in the world.  This podcast is presented by Black Rifle Coffee  Use code BLASTOFF25 for 25% off Salt Strong Insiders Club: https://bit.ly/RowlandMembership LMNT Electrolytes Special Offer: http://DrinkLMNT.com/TomRowland If you have questions or suggestions for the show you can text Tom at 1 305-930-7346 This episode has been brought to you by Waypoint TV. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointsalt @waypointboating @waypointhunt @waypointoutdoorcollective Find over 150 full episodes of Saltwater Experience on Waypoint You can follow Tom Rowland on Instagram @tom_rowland and find all episodes and show notes at Tomrowlandpodcast.com Learn more about Tom's Television shows by visiting their websites:  Saltwater Experience Into the Blue Sweetwater Contact Tom through email: Podcast@saltwaterexperience.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is the difference between non-native and invasive species? How do small animals, like snails and mussels, cause monster problems for boaters, fishers and ecosystems? Discover the answers on this week's episode, focusing on local invasive species. To learn more information about the sources and references for today's episode, visit: Ask Nature, Mussels hold on with fancy footwork: https://asknature.org/strategy/mussels-hold-on-with-fancy-footwork/ Daily Trib, Marble Falls experiments with zebra mussel repellents: https://www.dailytrib.com/2020/05/20/marble-falls-experiments-with-zebra-mussel-repellents National Park Service, Silver carp: https://www.nps.gov/miss/learn/nature/ascarp_silver.htm Smithsonian Magazine, More than 400 invasive fish dumped from aquariums found in Texas river: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/four-hundred-invasive-fish-dumped-from-aquariums-found-in-texas-river-180979485 Texas Invasives: https://texasinvasives.org Texas Invasive Species Institute, Apple snail: http://www.tsusinvasives.org/home/database/pomacea-maculata Texas Invasive Species Institute, Armored catfish: http://www.tsusinvasives.org/home/database/hypostomus-plecostomus-and-pterygoplichthys-anisitsi Texas Parks & Wildlife, Invasive aquatic species: https://tpwd.texas.gov/education/hunter-education/online-course/wildlife-conservation/invasive-aquatic-species Hosted by the Witte Museum's Abigail Jacks, Environmental Science Education Manager, and Daemon Piña, Health and Wellness Education Manager. A companion to National Geographic's Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants exhibition, at the Witte for a limited time. This exhibition is developed and traveled by the National Geographic Society. Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants is generously supported by the Will Smith Foundation, Mary Pat and Mike Bolner and the San Antonio River Authority. For more information and to experience Monster Fish at the Witte, visit https://bit.ly/3ZgVksi.

 Do you panic when you finally hook that monster fish you have been chasing and wonder if your tippet will break?  Not to worry.  Pod hosts Don Anderson and Tim Gikas discuss the heartaches of fishing with the wrong tippet and line on your rig.  Episode 20 takes a non-technical approach to describe tippet selection.  So lighten up on the "rules found in all most how-to books.  Common sense and experience is the key.  Grab your notepad to jot down insider tips as the boys discuss the importance of tippet selection when you want to catch fish.Send us a picture of your latest catch to Instagram Roll Cast: @ROLLCASTPOD or email to: contact@legitpods.comAsk a question: rollcast.legitpods.comInstagram Roll Cast: @ROLLCASTPODDon Anderson; Guided carp & bass guided trips, custom-tied fliesWebsite: FlyTexAngling.comIG: @flytexanglingTexas Hill Country Fly Fishers Web: www.THCFF.orgAsk a question: rollcast.legitpods.comInstagram Roll Cast: @ROLLCASTPODDon Anderson; Carp & bass guided trips, tied fliesWebsite: FlyTexAngling.comIG: @flytexanglingTexas Hill Country Fly Fishers Web: www.THCFF.org

What is the river creature with the snout of an alligator, body of a fish and extremely sharp teeth? It's an alligator gar (atractosteus spatula)! Alligator gar ancestors have been found fossilized in deposits over 100 million years old, making them not only one of the most ancient fishes, but also truly native Texans. Learn alongside hosts Abbey and Daemon why these fish have been feared for centuries, how they have been helpful to ancient communities and why they should be respected. To learn more information about the sources and references for today's episode, visit: Acta Biomaterialia, Alligator Gar Armored Fish Scales: https://www2.lbl.gov/ritchie/Library/PDF/2013_Yang_ActaBio_StructureAndFracture.pdf Environmental Monitor, Gar-Bage Fish No More: https://www.fondriest.com/news/gar-bage-fish-no-more-its-time-to-respect-gar.htm Florida Museum, Mummified Alligator Gar: https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/100years/mummified-alligator-gar/ Missouri Department of Conservation, Alligator Gar: https://education.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/alligator-gar National Geographic, Alligator Gar: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/facts/alligator-gar Texas Parks & Wildlife, Alligator Gar: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/facts/alligator-gar U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, All About Alligator Gar: https://www.fws.gov/story/all-about-alligator-gar Hosted by the Witte Museum's Abigail Jacks, Environmental Science Education Manager, and Daemon Piña, Health and Wellness Education Manager. A companion to National Geographic's Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants exhibition, at the Witte for a limited time. This exhibition is developed and traveled by the National Geographic Society. Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants is generously supported by the Will Smith Foundation, Mary Pat and Mike Bolner and the San Antonio River Authority. For more information and to experience Monster Fish at the Witte, visit https://bit.ly/3PHcGu4.

Today's episode features aquatic biologist, National Geographic Explorer and host of Nat Geo WILD's “Monster Fish,” Dr. Zeb Hogan. In this interview, Abbey asks Dr. Hogan about his worldwide travels, insight into Texas monster fish and how everyone can help with wildlife conservation efforts. While sharing stories about finding the largest fish in the world, Dr. Hogan also explains how to become a National Geographic Explorer and how the special exhibition, Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants, came to life. To learn more information about the sources and references for today's episode, visit: About Dr. Zeb Hogan, National Geographic Explorer: https://explorer-directory.nationalgeographic.org/zeb-s-hogan Nat Geo WILD's “Monster Fish” TV show: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/tv/shows/monster-fish Hosted by the Witte Museum's Abigail Jacks, Environmental Science Education Manager, and Daemon Piña, Health and Wellness Education Manager. A companion to National Geographic's Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants exhibition, at the Witte for a limited time. This exhibition is developed and traveled by the National Geographic Society. Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants is generously supported by the Will Smith Foundation, Mary Pat and Mike Bolner and the San Antonio River Authority. For more information and to experience Monster Fish at the Witte, visit https://bit.ly/3WfgogF.

Whether you've seen them in rivers, on the menu at a local restaurant or caught one yourself, catfish are found across Texas—and the rest of the world! Discover the biology, ecology and cultural importance of catfish in this week's episode. Plus, find out why Abbey is afraid of fish. To learn more information about the sources and references for today's episode, visit: A-Z Animals catfish facts: https://a-z-animals.com/animals/catfish/ Harry Shafer, Painters in Prehistory: Archaeology and Art of the Lower Pecos Canyonlands: https://store.wittemuseum.org/products/painters-in-prehistory National Geographic Mekong Giant Catfish reference: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/facts/mekong-giant-catfish Texas Parks and Wildlife Catfish guide: https://tpwd.texas.gov/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_br_t3200_0236.pdf Hosted by Witte Museum's Abigail Jacks, Environmental Science Manager, and Daemon Piña, Health and Wellness Education Manager. A companion to National Geographic's Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants exhibition, at the Witte Museum for a limited time. This exhibition is developed and traveled by the National Geographic Society. Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants is generously supported by the Will Smith Foundation, Mary Pat and Mike Bolner and the San Antonio River Authority. For more information and to experience Monster Fish at the Witte, visit https://bit.ly/3VgP8hR.

Dive beneath the surface of rivers around the world in the National Geographic exhibition “Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants,” at the Witte Museum in San Antonio. The interactive exhibition will include five extraordinary, life-size sculptures of monster fish, showcase species found in Texas and the San Antonio River, and provide hands-on experiences for visitors of all ages. “Monster Fish” takes visitors on a journey to river basins around the world and showcases more than 20 fish species and their diverse freshwater ecosystems through detailed maps, sculptures, and custom illustrations. Visitors can also participate in several interactive...Article Link

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This week on Aquarium Dilemmas, we discuss our Experience Keeping Monster Fish. Monster fish our extremely easy to fall in love with and a rewarding experience. However, compared to smaller nano fish, there are challenges and unique stresses in caring for monster fish. This week's episode is our experience keeping my Silver Arowana and other large fish we have supported through the years. The journey of the positives and negatives of keeping large fish, how we feed them, and the process of learning how to care for Monster Fish. Thank you for Listening. Enjoy!ScienceGal Aquatics Kerri and Jesse Garden Basics with Farmer FredThe healthiest food you can eat is the food you grow yourself. We tell you how.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

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This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast Jono and Guesty are joined in the studio by Kayla Brown - former guest of the TV Show and all round keen fisherwoman from Gamilaraay Country. With some incredible captures in her time, the boys spend the episode breaking down each of Kayla's PB's and discussing how it unfolded. With International Women's Day approaching, this episode is one for all the keen women out there who love their fishing. Put the feet up, grab a drink and enjoy another week around the round table with Guesty and the Ferret.         

Trey returned from his trip to Poland! He tells the tail of his findings in a 13th century graveyard. Miles uses a little role play to teach Trey about some weird celestial sounds.And a few other exciting announcements! The Monster Quest this episode is a  S01E08 "Gigantic Killer Fish"! Were we go to known lakes in search of known fish! But maybe they are growing larger and more violent then we suspect? The Monster Quest team spares no expensive looking for these monsters of the medium-depth water.  Miles Greb can be found at @GoldrushcomicTrey the Explainer at @Trey_Explainer

This week I'm chatting to legendary tv angler Jeremy wade, This the last in of a series of podcasts this month talking to influential and celebrity anglers. I'm also working on a crowd funder this month Britains hidden fishes which I'm aiming to make a 1 hour long film on British fish, think blue planet but a much smaller budget and coincidentally Jeremy is narrating that film, there's a link to that in the description. I remember watching Jeremy in jungle hooks a few years before he blew up on river monsters and it was such breath of fresh air seeing all these weird and wonderful fish being caught by someone who was engaging and clearly invested in these animals. Jeremy has spent nearly 40 years trailing around the world catching fish and has since written books and started in many tv shows like river monsters, dark waters and mighty rivers. We talk about about the monsters that eluded him, his break into television and a catfish that swims up your penis along with loads of other adventures he's been on. Jeremy's Website - https://jeremywade.co.uk/ Britains Hidden Fishes - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/britain-s-hidden-fishes/x/15889418?create_edit=true#/ Facebook Page Twitter

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Streamed live on YouTube 12.14.2020   On the Aquarium Co-Op aquarium channel we focus on freshwater fish, tropical fish, aquatic plants and in general all freshwater aquariums. Our goal is to help take your pet fish and graduate you to an aquarium hobbyist.     aquarium, aquariums, fish, freshwater, guppies, guppy, koi, planted, podcast, store, tank, tanks, shrimp, nano, Livebearer, auquascape

In this episode all four hosts got together to chat about a myriad of topics. We begin be discussing the American Fisheries Society's Virtual Annual Meeting. All of the hosts except for Nick have begun new jobs in 2020 so we catch up with what everyone's new titles and job duties are. In this discussion we learn that Brett has some pretty spotty internet in his new home so he unfortunately had to bow out. Nick, Julie, and Sue then go over their favorite books about fish that aren't text books. We've compiled a list of titles discussed here, starting with everyone's favorites:  Nick: Beautifully Grotesque Fish of the American West, by Mark Spitzer Sue: The Ecology of Running Waters, by H.B.N. Haynes Julie: The Hungry Ocean, by Linda Greenlaw Brett: For the Love of Rivers, by Kurt Fausch Others discussed:  In Search of Monster Fish, by Mark Spitzer Season of the Gar, by Mark Spitzer Any "Fishes of" book   Main Point: Read a book!

Being slighted by the US Ski Team in 1978, Lonny Vanatta spent the rest of his career trying to prove something and that he did. Turning pro he became the top American on the world pro ski racing tour for many years. He won 20 races and won the slalom title in 1980 - finishing 3rd overall in the season title.Even though he was smaller in stature and weight than most of his competition, he had the heart of a lion that many people feared. His success was profound and was inducted into the Colorado Ski Hall of Fame in 2018. Throughout his career, his passion for hunting was paramount, as intense as it was for smashing his competitors on a race hill.His archery stone sheep in 1989 was the largest Pope and Young sheep ever killed at the time. He completed the grand slam of North American sheep - only the 54th bowhunter at the time to do so. He has 34 Pope and Young animals to his name. Lonny recently sold his successful outfitting business of 31 years.Vanatta is a cancer survivor but continues to attack life the only way he knows, head on - a true inspiration to all.

The So Fly Crew sits with two Ontario anglers Matt and Nick who talk about their trip to the vast, rugged landscape that is The Nipigon. They share tales of fierce waters, untouched wilderness, and of course MONSTER FISH. This remote Ontario region is home to some of the biggest Pike, Brook Trout and Lake Trout in the province. A trip to The Nipigon is a true adventure. For more information on the area, and these two fantastic anglers, see below. Tyler Dunn Guiding http://www.tylerdunnguiding.ca/ Information on Lake Nipigon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Nipigon Nipigon Area History https://nipigon.com/history-nipigon-area/ Matt Martin https://www.instagram.com/matt.martin.fishing/?hl=en Nicholas Roman https://www.instagram.com/salmographer/?hl=en

The snow snakes are real!! The Sturgeon River Bridge was almost the end of me... and I Saw a monster sized fish at Buckys!!! This is Yooper Radio KYRO and you're invited to listen. Thank you and have FUN!!!

Very rarely do you hear of a young person doing something so consistently outstanding that the old timers open their eyes and say - "WOW!"This episode is the story of a young Jared Raskob who was constantly catching monster fish. Young people have young eyes but Jared's are legendary, and elder anglers sought him out. He was doing extraordinary things on the flats.Raskob's reputation erupted and shook up the status quo. I'd left the game by then but from afar admired what I'd been hearing. He'd jumped into the tournament fray and won, and won everything! I finally met this shining star and enjoyed everything about him. He was cool, fun, and assertive - his 6' something frame had a dominant presence.On this episode we sat down with this Jedi and laughed, and spoke of many things including the new millennials soon to run everyone over.Game changers don't come around very often but this one is a legend in the making!

Many people know Jeff Maggio as a social media fishing celebrity but the few people who really know his true core will tell you that Jeff is a passionate, heartfelt, real guy who takes his job very seriously. Lunker Dog, as many people call him after coining that name himself, is not only one of the best inshore bait guides in Broward & Dade County but just an all around upbeat, enjoyable person that will constantly make you laugh.The Mullet Run in South Florida is a spectacle to see with thousands and thousands of bait being pushed down with colder temperatures and monster tarpon, snook, and jacks. Jeff is THE man when it comes to fishing around the mullet run. If you are looking for a quiet, remote fishing trip with back bays, mangrove shorelines, and herons flying low over your head, this is not your ideal trip. The Mullet run is complete insanity - non stop action with vessels coming at you in all directions while dodging 8/0 treble hooks being flung from shore. Everyone wants in on the action and for good reason.In the last couple of years, there has been a dramatic rise in sewage leaks in the state of Florida. Most recently, a couple of leaks in Broward County caused millions of gallons of sewage to be spewed in the Intracoastal waterways leaving thousands of fish dead and our precious waters ruined. Jeff has been using his voice to hold the city and elected officials accountable for their actions. He has spearheaded a couple of protests and has worked tirelessly to help people understand the disasters that are happening in our own back yard.I really enjoyed our conversation with Jeff. He is an intense fisherman with a fiery heart for conservation. I can’t wait for the next time we get to fish together. If you'd like to hear more from Jeff, check out his podcast - Reel Guy Podcast

Capt. Skip Smith is a world renowned offshore captain who dedicated a large part of his life seeking record marlin in over 25 different countries. His incredible book, The Tales of A Hooker and Her Madam, documented his and boat owner Jerry Dunaway’s breathtaking 11 year adventure chasing the migrations of the oceans premier game fish. Their innovations and success was profound amassing a total of 49 IGFA World Records. For the past 25 years Skip has been the President of Smith-Merritt Insurance, Inc. in Pompano Beach, Florida, he continues to maintain the day-to-day operations of a multi-million dollar yacht insurance company while serving on several industry boards, including Chair of the IGFA’s prestigious Tommy Gifford Award - which is presented to legendary captain and crew nominees who are selected by a committee of internationally-renowned captains and mates. With Smith’s tight connection to custom-built sport boats, he helped create the Custom Shootout in 2002 - presenting the industry an opportunity to give back and benefit many charitable organizations for the past 14 years. Captain Skip Smith was inducted into the Broward Sports Hall of Fame in 2003 as a fisherman. What a career this man has had…

Thom Pollard is an Emmy award-winning Director of Photography and Filmmaker who has filmed from Easter Island to the summit of Mount Everest and everything in between. His adventure photographs have appeared in numerous books and publications, including National Geographic.  Thom shares his fascinating story of why spending time on high-risk wilderness expeditions is a therapeutic process for him and what drives him to continue to return to Mount Everest year after year. Listen to his Baker Street Podcast!   From his Eyes Open Productions Website: Thom Pollard of EYES OPEN PRODUCTIONS is an award-winning Director of Photography and Filmmaker who has filmed from Easter Island to the summit of Mount Everest and everything in between. His films and camera work have won numerous television, film and production awards, including an Emmy for (Orphan Orca/PBS), finalist of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts for best cinematography (Lost on Everest/BBC) as well as a Silver Telly in the Nature/Wildlife category for his camera work on a Mako shark documentary (Monster Fish). His photographs have appeared in dozens of books and languages worldwide, as well as in numerous publications, including National Geographic Magazine. Thom is an experienced public speaker, thrilling audiences across North America with his tales of adventure, using his brilliant photographs and films. He is said to have the “It” factor. His presentations create powerful impressions for schools, businesses and annual events. Thom has filmed four Everest documentaries spanning two decades, for PBS, the BBC, National Geographic and Sony.  

Recently began reading Kelly Galloup's Modern Streamers for Trophy Trout II and so far it has completely blown my mind. I have only read the first chapter and some other seasonal specific approaches, but wow game changed. I explain my major takeaways from the initial chapter. @beyondtheriver98 on all socials (drop the 8 on Twitter)

Big Fish month keeps coming and this week we are joined by Captain Dan DiPasquale.  Capt. Dan lands some of the biggest fish known in the waters off the East Coast.  Listen in as we learn about how he got his start and what it takes to boat these monster fish.  Check it out... For more Sonic Campfires go to https://rutandriverpursuits.com/ Instagram:  _dangram_ Brought to you by Dusk To Dawn Bowfishing.  Maryland's premier bow fishing guide service.  No experience, no license, no equipment needed...check them out at https://dusktodawnbowfishing.com.   

In Cambodia this year Jessica visited a national park and while experiencing the amazing waterfall and river was startled by some monster fish. She relates how situations in life occur and evoke feelings. We can't change the feeling but we can change the story we attach to our feelings. She leaves this episode encouraging you to create positive and courageous stories around your feelings so you can live out your life with courage and light.

This episode is brought to you by the retired aquarium/tropical fish keeping podcast ''Aquatic Wetline''. This episode aired 5 years ago in 2014. Fish keepers from the United States and all around the world love monster fish! Fish such as pacus, red tail catfish, Iridescent sharks and even Arapamia are sold to fish hobbyists! The unsuspecting fish hobbyist raises these fish to monsturous sizes and then have a hard time rehoming these fish due to their large sizes. Many of these fish wind up in local waterways where they can become invasive or are dumped to local fish stores or aquariums. In the USA, a fish rescue exsits called Ohio Fish Rescue. In the United Kingdown, there is River Giants! Join Aqua Alex Cardinale and Crayfish Man James Jones as they interview Nathan, the owner of River Giants!About River Giants:River Giants are a new, unique and specialist re-homing sanctuary based in Maidstone in Kent. We re-home some amazing, wonderful fish that span the globe.There's something primal that leads people to wonder what's lurking below the surface of any large river. Humans seem to be hardwired to be both fascinated by, and somewhat fearful of, Volkswagen-sized catfish.There’s something in the back of everyone’s mind when overlooking a large river, lake or bay. “What’s lurking below the surface?” Grainy images of the Loch Ness Monster feed those thoughts. In the wild, these amazing animals live in remote locations from Australia’s Outback to the steamy jungles of southeast Asia.  You will be thrilled by the prehistoric-looking arapaima, weird-looking wallago, giant freshwater rays and other BIG fish.Our fish collection includes rare and exotic Species of all sizes, BIG FISH with BIG APPETITES for BIG TANKS. It's not easy for most people or other "regular" fish keepers to understand why we maintain this type of collection and spare no expense on this fascinating hobby. Like us on Facebook:

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This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav we're hitting the water with a panel of angling experts to tackle the pre-spring fishing action. We'll break down water temps, how to approach each body of water and what baits are triggering bites. Joining us will be Trev Gowdy, host of "Trev Gowdy's Monster Fish", Saturdays at 8:30 am ET and Jared Lintner, from "Major League Fishing", Saturdays at 2:00 pm ET, both seen on Outdoor Channel. Jim and Trav are talking The Hookup and it's presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.

Fish of the Week returns from a 4 month hiatus! Welcome to the first Fish Of the Week episode of AHP in 2019! Our first featured fish of 2019 is a catfish that hails from Southeast Asia including Mekong, Thailand, and Laos. It is often reffered to as a ''Shark'' because it resembles and looks just like a shark. However, there are NO true sharks that live in freshwater available for aquariums. They are a catfish species that looks like a shark and is very active. It is a member of the  Pangasius fish family. This week's (Febuary 6th to Febuary 10th) Fish of the Week is the Iridescent Shark (Pangasianodon Hypophthalmus).Find out what you need to know about the monsters Iridescent Sharks turn out to be! Find out how to keep and care for them!Enjoy the show and Thanks for listening!Like Us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/aquaalexcardinale/Subscribe to us on I-Tunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aquarium-hobbyist-podcast/id1254532480?mt=2Join our Official Facebook Group for all Fish Keepers! For the LUV of Fish:https://www.facebook.com/groups/theluvoffish/The Official Iridescent Shark Catfish Facebook Group for all ID Shark Lovers:https://www.facebook.com/groups/2265701513713142/Support the show

Today hear podcast host Bob Svetich and celebrity angler Trev Gowdy talk about how to catch monster fish on today's Let's Go Fishing episode.   https://www.patreon.com/thesportinglife

Today hear podcast host Bob Svetich and celebrity angler Trev Gowdy discuss fishing for Permit on today's Let's Go Fishing episode. 

Many freshwater fish in the aquarium hobby often grow too large for most aquarists to house. Fish like pacu, red tail catfish, Irredescent sharks, and the like are cute when small but grow up as gigantic monsters reaching several feet in length. What is a aquarist going to do with a fish that reaches up to 28'' plus? Often times local fish stores and even public aquariums will turn these fish away due to lack of tank space. It usually results in the fish being killed or released into our waters where they can become invasive.Two hobbyists located in Ohio have turned a big part of their house into a ''Monster Fish Mansion'' where they have several huge aquariums and ponds with tank sizes like a 4400 gallon aquarium.They provide these monster fish forever homes in the gigantic aquariums and ponds. For the fish that they can't provide long term homes, they will find homes for them. It is an incredible thing that these two hobbyists do for the aquarium hobby. If you live in Ohio and have fish that need new homes? They will adapt!Big Rich Price and Josh Price of Ohio Fish Rescue join Aqua Alex for a discussion on monster fish, taking in monster fish, and some awesome tropical fish chat!!!Planned for the show:~ How did Rich get into the Hobby?~ When did OFR start?~ Monster fish chatEnjoy the show!!! AND PLEASE BE SURE TO SUPPORT AND CHECK OUT OHIO FISH RESCUE!!!''Join Ohio Fish Rescue Facebook group'':https://www.facebook.com/groups/OhioFishRescue/Support Ohio Fish Rescue:https://www.patreon.com/OhiofishrescueSubscribe to Ohio Fish Rescue on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/bigrich545Like Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast on Facebook:

Monster Fish Keeper Robert Schmidt joins Aqua Alex for a fun Monster fish chat here on Monster Fish Month. Robert Schmidt keeps Oscar Cichlids, Peacock Bass, a Silver Arowana, and Motoro (freshwater) stingrays. What monster fish chat will Robert bring to Aqua Alex? One thing is for sure, monster fish keepers will enjoy this show! For the first time ever on Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast, Rob and I will be discussing Peacock Bass! Peacock Bass are an amazing predatory fish! PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:~ How did Rob get into Monster fish~ What Monster Fish he is keeping~ Peacock Bass discussion~ Are piranhas considered monsters?Enjoy the show and Happy Monster Fish Month!!''Like'' us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/aquaalexcardinale/Check us out on I-tunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aquarium-hobbyist-podcast/id1254532480?mt=2Support Aqua Alex On Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/aquariumhobbyistpodcastSupport the show

Some tropical fish have the potential to grow to epic enormous sizes!! These tropical fish species can reach sizes of 3 feet to 5 feet. We call these species of fish ''TANKBUSTERS''! We call them tankbusters because they can literally bust a fish tank wide open when spooked. Believe it or not, it has happened. However, the term tank buster mainly implies that the fish gets too big for any home aquarium.Welcome to the first ''series'' on Monster Fish Keepers!! I will be doing some episodes on different tank busting species!On this episode, I will be focusing on the most common tank busters! These are fish that you will see at your local fish store as cute babies and you will want to take them home and raise them! Many people don't realize the size that these fish get!Red Belly Pacu are often called vegan piranhas. As juveniles they look like baby red belly piranha. But, pacus grow BIG QUICK and outgrow most aquariums. Reaching around 3 feet, pacus are a schooling fish and require 300 gallons and bigger.Iridescent Sharks are one fish that do not belong in the aquarium hobby. They grow up to 4 feet, are schooling fish, and super skittish!Red Tail Catfish are super cute! But they grow up to five feet and eat everything in site.Find out more about these species as your host Monster Alex dives into the topic of TankBusters!LIKE US ON FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/aquaalexcardinale/Subscribe to US ON I-TUNES:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aquarium-hobbyist-podcast/id1254532480?mt=2SUPPORT AQUA ALEX ON PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/aquariumhobbyistpodcast

Time for another episode of Monster Fish Keepers here on Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast. October is Monster Fish Month where I, Aqua Alex will discuss the monster fish that come out to hunt and eat the little fish. No little fish is safe as monsters of all kind, all sizes, and all personalities come out to prey. In 2015, on Aquatic Wetline, Aqua Alex hosted a special fish keeper debut with his friend William T Hannaford aka Discus Man Willy T. The debate was called Monster Fish VS Feeder Fish (smaller community fish). We went head to head debating both sides of the hobby and which one is the best. It was a kind of goofy but fun show and definitely worth playing here on Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast!Two (2) best friends and fish keeper's with different beliefs go head to head in an aquarium ''no holds barred'' debate. In one corner stands Aqua Alex who represents Monster fish and in the other corner stands Discus Man Willy T who represents community fish which are referred to as feeders!Which fish are better? Monster fish or feeder fish?TOPICS:DO MONSTER FISH BELONG IN THE AQUARIUM HOBBY?IS IT MORALLY RIGHT TO FEED SMALL COMMUNITY FISH TO MONSTER FISH?WHY DOES AQUA ALEX LIKE MONSTERS AND DISCUS MAN WILLY T LIKE FEEDER FISH?PLUS, WHAT SIDE OF THE HOBBY WINS? MONSTERS OR COMMUNITY FISH??!!Enjoy the show!!!!Check out and support Aqua Alex on Pateron:https://www.patreon.com/aquariumhobbyistpodcastSupport the show

It's October and that means it's time for the monsters to come out, scare the little fish, and play! All month long on Aquarium Hobbyist Podcast it will be Monster Fish Month as we celebrate Halloween! To kick start Monster Fish Month, I am going to be talking about a fish that comes from South America! This fish can deliver a very painful and toxic sting! Locals fear this fish more than the piranha! What fish can cause more intimidation than a piranha? THE FRESHWATER STINGRAY OF COURSE! Yes, stingrays do live in freshwater! They are related to the sharks and stingrays from saltwater!! DID YOU KNOW THAT THE FRESHWATER STINGRAY IS MORE VENOMOUS THAN THE SALTWATER STINGRAYS!!!To talk about freshwater stingrays, Aqua Alex is proud to welcome Freshwater Stingray Enthusiast Marty Jandura to the show!Marty and Aqua Alex will discuss:~ Keeping StingraysLearn how to take care of freshwater stingrays everything including feeding to tank size and tankmates.Enjoy the show and let the MONSTERS ROAR!!!Support the show

Tune into the Demented Demonoids of Flesh Wound Radio this Wednesday, August 8th at 9:00pm EST / 6:00pm PST (or anytime shortly after we wrap live). On this brand new episode we cover the much talked about new horror flick Who's Watching Oliver, as well as the throwback slasher, The Row. In addition we have Blu-Ray reviews for Lamberto Bava's Jaw's inspired Devil Fish aka Monster Shark, and more aquatic terror with Scream Factory's long delayed Piranha 2: The Spawning. All that plus What's Playing in Theaters w/ Black Klansman, Spy Who Dumped Me, Darkest Minds, and more. Don't miss it and be sure to download us and Squared Circle society on itunes, Spreaker, Stitcher, and checkout our website fleshwoundfeatures.com

Coming from four parts of the world, the Arowana is a majestic monster fish. Often called Water Monkeys because of their ability to jump out of the water onto branches to eat insects and other small animals. Arowanas are also called dragon fish because their scales resemble those of a dragon!!! Arowanas are said to bring luck to their owners and are very popular in Asian culture. Arowanas can grow anywhere from 2 feet up to 4 feet! Silver Arowanas, Black Arowanas, Jardini Arowanas, African Arowanas, and Asian Arowanas are true bony tongues and are in the same family of the MONSTER ARAPAIMA!Aqua Alex discusses his favorite monster fish, the Arowana! On the show:~ Find out about Aqua Alex's Silver Arowana~ Things to Know about Arowanas~ Information on Silver Arowanas, Black Arowanas, Jardini, African, and Asian~ What is Drop Eye?Enjoy the show!!!! DON'T FORGET NEXT TUESDAY MAY 15TH, 2018 AQUARIUM HOBBYIST PODCAST DEBUTS! Support the show

It's time to talk about the MONSTER CATS! Monster catfish that is! Monster Catfish of the Amazon and South America. Red tail catfish, Piraiba catfish, jau catfish are three of the largest catfish in the world and they come from South America. Many other catfish from South America grow large and can be considered monsters. These catfish include Niger cats, Irwini catfish, shovelnose catfish, and more.The 2 catfish genus on this show are as follows.Pimelodidae- The long whiskered catfish. Doradid ''armored talking catfish.''Join Aqua Alex as he discusses his favorite Monster catfish from the Amazon!PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:~ Shout Out to Luke Dombrowski (copy and paste link below)https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3V90PTMzCoLvzQ1V8n-lRw~ MONSTER CATFISH SPECIES: Red tail catfish, niger catfish, irwini catfish, tiger shovelnose, and more!!!Enjoy the show!Don't forget to post your Monster catfish in the Exotic Aquatics Facebook group, FISH KEEPER'S ON MAY 15TH AC NETWORK TURNS INTO AQUARIUM HOBBYIST PODCAST.... STAY TUNED FOR MORE FISH SHOWS. Support the show

Amazon is home to thousands of tropical fish species. Many of those thousands are unique exotic oddball type fish! Many more of them are monster fish!!! There are monsters underwater! Monsters under caves, monsters swimming freely, and monsters swimming at the top. Amazon is home to swim giants!! How about a 200 LB catfish that is known to have swallowed a man? How about an arapaima weighing in at 350- 400 lbs or more and 9 ft tall making it the largest fish in the world for freshwater. Let's dive deep into the Amazon and discuss these monsters!On this edition of Exotic Aquatics Monster Fish Keeper's, I will be discussing the common monster fish from the amazon available in the aquarium hobby and the 2 NOT suitable for the aquarium hobby.Planned for the show:~ Discussion on the following Monsters in Aquarium Hobby:Red Tail CatfishTiger Shovelnose CatfishOxydoras Niger CatfishSilver ArowanaPacuElectric EelWolffishBlack Rhombus PiranhaPiraiba CatfishArapaimaEnjoy the show monster fish keepers and predatory fish lovers!!!Thanks fish keepers for listening to the show!Happy fish keeping! Aqua Alex says thanks for the listen.NEED A VOICE OVER?! Check me out at www.fiverr.com/alexcardinaleSupport the show

Love BIG fish? Love predators? Love predatory fish? Love MONSTER fish? Then this is the MONSTER show for you. Tropical fish keeper's welcome to Exotic Aquatics newest series, Monster Fish Keepers. on Monster Fish Keeper's, I Aqua Alex will discuss any and everything MONSTER aquarium fish of both freshwater and saltwater. Ever since I was a kid, I've always enjoyed keeping some of these cool large growing predatory fish! I've decided to create a series called Monster Fish Keeper's to connect with other monster fish lovers across the world to share my love, knowledge, and passion for the monster fish hobby. On MFK, you can expect nothing but the biggest and best tropical fish chat. I will speak on different monster fish species, have special guests, and provide a fun but informal show on monster fish!Today, it's Monster Fish Keeper's debut! What will the show be about? What plans do I have? I'll answer all that and more!!On the show today:~ Plans for this series Monster Fish Keeper's~ Monster Fish I will NEVER keep again~ Monster Fish I will NEVER Keep~ Monster fish I have respect forAND MY FAVORITE MONSTER FISH!Fish keeper's, enjoy the show and please feel free to share!!!!!Purchase some aquarium supplies from Aqua Alex at:www.willowsreef.comContact me for info on Clearwater Algae Scrubbers and how to get onealexandercard93@gmail.comNeed a voice over for a upcoming party or your own podcast/youtube? Contact me below (copy and paste link)https://www.fiverr.com/alexcardinale/record-a-voice-over-for-youSupport the show

In honor of Halloween taking place this month, I have decided to do an episode of some of the giants in the aquarium hobby. Some of the giant, creepy, sneaky, and toothy monsters in the aquarium hobby. This is going to be a fun hour of MONSTER fish chat that you will love!So, you want something different after being bored from the community fish?! Well, it's TIME FOR YOU TO GO BIG OR GO HOME! It's time for you to get into MONSTER FISH! Perhaps one of the best fish to keep in the hobby, and you will be a king. Many people dislike monster fish keepers because they know OUR FISH CAN DESTROY AND EAT THEIR FISH. :)I think you will enjoy this week's episode of Exotic Aquatics!PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:~ Things to Know Before getting into the Monster Fish Hobby~ How to succeed in Keeping Monster Fish~ The different Monster fish Species~ Which monster fish are good for my tank?ALL THAT AND MORE!!!Have a fish keeping question/s? GREAT! Go to www.speakpipe.com/acnetworkhotline and send them in!Check Out our supporter and get some fancy plecos: https://www.facebook.com/Freshwater-Exotics-225670350928108/Support the show

Kevin, Ben and Connor crack open a couple cold ones and talk about Uber Drivers, Monster Fish, The Olympics of Snacks, Open Weed Bars and Higher Education

This week we got a little hate, but not enough. We also get into Skyler and Carol Ann, the early years. Plus we talk a bit of murder because we are Murderinos. Listen to the My Favorite Murder podcast to be one too.    Troll us on twitter and instagram @finallysaw. Send us hate mail at finallysaw@gmail.com. We used to get so much hate in High School and now... nothing. Come on people! Give us hate!

The tropical fish keeping hobby is definately a fun hobby to be in. Not only do you get to recreate a part of the Amazon and other big rivers or a piece of the ocean in your living room, office, or bed room but you also get to experience the joy and ups and downs of raising tropical fish, This is a hobby that will definatley have it's ups and downs. Every hobby has controversy and there is a shit ton of controversy in the fish hobby. Aqua Alex over the next few months is going to break down some of the controversy in this hobby and discuss what he thinks is wrong with the fish keeping hobby, Planned for the show: ~ Wal-Mart Selling Tropical Fish ~ Over Stocking Aquariums and the Inch Per Gallon rule ~  Saltwater fish being caught with controversial methods ~ Monster fish being sold to unsuspecting hobbyists ~ Hobbyists rehoming of fish Illegally  ~ The great feeder debate This should be a fun show! Please check out Aqua Alex on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaVCMmd_C6Bz2PTId0kHlTQ

The tropical fish keeping hobby is definately a fun hobby to be in. Not only do you get to recreate a part of the Amazon and other big rivers or a piece of the ocean in your living room, office, or bed room but you also get to experience the joy and ups and downs of raising tropical fish, This is a hobby that will definatley have it's ups and downs. Every hobby has controversy and there is a shit ton of controversy in the fish hobby. Aqua Alex over the next few months is going to break down some of the controversy in this hobby and discuss what he thinks is wrong with the fish keeping hobby,Planned for the show:~ Wal-Mart Selling Tropical Fish~ Over Stocking Aquariums and the Inch Per Gallon rule~  Saltwater fish being caught with controversial methods~ Monster fish being sold to unsuspecting hobbyists~ Hobbyists rehoming of fish Illegally ~ The great feeder debateThis should be a fun show!Please check out Aqua Alex on youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaVCMmd_C6Bz2PTId0kHlTQ

Feb 3rd - Jay Mohr, Cleaning the Fridge, Cleaning the Closet, On the News, Uber, Monster Fish, Taxis, Steve Kemper, JC MacKenzie HBO VINYL

Feb 3rd - Jay Mohr, Cleaning the Fridge, Cleaning the Closet, On the News, Uber, Monster Fish, Taxis, Steve Kemper, JC MacKenzie HBO VINYL

Imagine crossing a shark with a piranha. That's how one experienced angler describes the "living nightmare" known as the Goliath tigerfish. The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

On this episode of the Aquatic Wetline, 2 best friends and 2 fish keepers who have different beliefs in the Aquarium Hobby will go head to head and debate on each respective sides. Oscar Alex and Discus Man William T. will battle it out over Monster fish and feeder fish! Oscar Alex is representing the Monster fish and Discus Man William T. is representing the feeder fish! PLEASE NOTE: THE FEEDER FISH WE ARE TALKING ABOUT IS THE FISH USED IN COMMUNITY AQUARIUMS. NOT FEEDER GOLDFISH OR GUPPIES. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT GUPPIES,SWORDTAILS, AND SMALL GROWING FISH! Which side of the hobby is better? Large fish or fish you need a microscope to see? Tune in to hear both of us Argue our case. Topics we will cover: Do Monsters really belong in the Aquarium hobby? Is it morally right to feed smaller growing fish to larger fish? Why does Alex like Monster fish? Why does William like Feeder fish? All that and more! YOU THE FISH KEEPERS ARE WELCOMED TO CALL IN AND LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD ON THIS MATTER. ARE YOU A MONSTER FISH LOVER? OR A FEEDER FISH LOVER? LET US KNOW..... 1 347-989-8142 FYI..... ANYONE WHO CALLS INTO THIS SHOW WILL BE PLACED AS OUR BEST CALLERS IN THE HISTORY OF AW! :) HAPPY EASTER 2015!

Shad fishing, Mosquito Lagoon Fishing, Duck Hunting and interview with B.A.S.S. Southern Open Winner on Lake Toho Chad Morganthaler

Ken Duke and interview with professional angler Bill Lowen on Fishing Florida Radio. Steve and Ken go over their different Bassmaster Classic Odds. Great and funny show.

First show of the year and going back and looking at your New Years Resolutions for the outdoors and our recent fishing vacations. January 10th 2015

Fishing Florida Radio show for December 13th 2014

Fishing Florida Radio show for December 6th 2014 with interviews from Chris and Bobby Lane and callers and Steve's first hunting experience.

November 22nd 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman at GUMBO WARS

November 15th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman 11/15/2014

UCF Tournament Recap, BooDreaux gator hunting, Dr. Hograth and more on Fishing Florida Radio 11/08/2014

October 18th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman and Hobie World Kayak Championship Qualifier Justin Ritchey

October 11th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman

October 4th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman

September 6th 2014 Fishing Florida Radio Show with BooDreaux, Captain Mike Ortego and Steve Chapman

September 20th Fishing Florida Radio all internet show with Reel Finatics, the Fish Nerds, Ken Duke, Steve Bergeron and the Mantis Shrimp and callers.

September 13th Fishing Florida Radio show at the Florida Outdoor Writers Association 2014 Conference with loads of friends including the Plantation on Crystal River, Swivel Stake, Tommy Thompson and more.

The three amigos talk fishing and hunting, red snapper, local fishing and interview from Pigman: The Series Brian "Pigman" Quaca.

Back from a week off, the three amigos come back with in-studio guest, Ken Duke and interviews with Coach Lee Corso and B.A.S.S. Elite Champion of the Delaware River, Mike Iaconelli. BooDreaux pays Mike back and loads of fun.

The three amigos talk funniest fishing story with callers and also interview Hunt for Big Fish Larry Dahlberg on Fishing Florida Radio

Host of Moster Fish on Nat Geo Wild Zeb Hogan on Fishing Florida Radio 7/26/2014

Steve and Captain Mike interview Zeb Hogan from Monster Fish on Nat Geo Wild and Donnie Fears from Fishin' with Dixie as well as take calls and talk fishing on Fishing Florida Radio July 26th 2014

Jon Patch talks to Zeb Hogan, host of Nat Geo WILD's popular series Monster Fish. Hogan, a researcher in the Department of Biology, travels the globe to find, study and protect the world's largest freshwater fish. Hogan's show, televised in North America, Asia and Europe, offers a mix of science, adventure, and exploration around the world, with challenges such as expeditions up the Amazon and the remote Rio Roosevelt, a rugged 400-mile-long river in western Brazil that has remained largely unexplored since Theodore Roosevelt first boated down it in 1913. Questions or Comments? Send them to: jon@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Monster Fish with Jon Patch

Lake Owner, Billy Chinook, 4 Dude Wrestling, Pyramid Sarah, Shooting Arrows, We Are Those People, Noodle Battle Champion 2013, Silent Rock, World Of Crazy, Sinkholes In Florida, Forrest Gump-y, Monster Fish, Squatch Watch

Tanner, Zach, and Nick talk about their incredible week long fishing trip they take annually in Canada with friends and family. This episode is great evidence that these trips are more than just about the fishing!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-voyageur-way/donations

Zeb Hogan of National Geographic's “Monster Fish” joins Shane and The Howler on this week's episode. Zeb tells the guys about career chasing the world's biggest fish and his journey from biologist to television host to author. #fish #fishing #monster #monsterfish #nationalgeographic #midweekhowl #zebhogan #biologistAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy