Podcasts about Navionics

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Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2019 41:20

With a short week ahead, Chris and Jason catch up early this morning to talk about the Memorial Day Holiday, the passing of Glenn Browne, MLF scheduling and much more! Chris highlights a few derbies in the Progressive Bass Wrap Up and he reads some Apple Podcast Reviews. All of this and more, check it out!

"It's What We Signed Up For"

Play Episode Listen Later May 23, 2019 65:50

On this last episode before the Holiday weekend, Chris & Jason welcome in MLF BPT Pro Josh Bertrand to talk about Major League Fishing, his feelings on weights and more! The circus joins the boys as Jason rolls through the Costa Countdown to Blastoff looking ahead and seeing what's out there. Check it out and have a safe holiday weekend!

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"Target Rich Environment"

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2019 80:36

On this weeks "Target Rich Environment" AnglersChannel Insider Podcast, Chris and Jason welcome in Alabama Bass Trail Tournaments Program Director Kay Donaldson to talk about the 2019 season which is close to wrapping up but also to look ahead at 2020 and the changes her and her team have put into place to help ABT Anglers make more $$$$$!! The rest of the Circus calls in as they look over the Progressive Bass Wrap up portion of the show and more!

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Featuring Elite Series Rookie Lee Livesay

Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2019 17:04

This week Jason welcomes in Elite Series Rookie and Opens Pro Lee Livesay. Jason gets the 411 on Lee and his fishing background, Texas roots, cooking tips, road food and more! Check it out!

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The Circus is in Town!

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2019 67:26

On this episode Chris and Jason welcome in FLW / TH Marine Pro Luke Dunkin to the show to talk about all things Circus related, Low Budget Live and much more!! Luke even spills the beans on some new TH Marine Products coming and more! Our own Circus joins us later in the show for the Costa Countdown and to get our picks in for the week.

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"Your story has already been written"

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2019 80:18

This week the boys welcome in an emotional Eric Olliverson as he talks about and breaks down his Table Rock Lake Costa win from the weekend along with his Faith, his Family and his Fishing. You can also read a little more background from his wife Christi in this post on her facebook page. The rest of the Circus joins in later in the show as Chris goes through the Progesssive Bass Wrap up. See who takes the lead in the U-pick em content and who goes home with a goose egg.

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Bassmaster Elite Rookie - Luke Palmer

Play Episode Listen Later May 10, 2019 20:26

This week Jason catches up with Bassmaster Elite Series Rookie Luke Palmer to learn more about his 11th place finish on famed Lake Fork last week but to also learn a little more about Luke and hs fishing background. Its one you won't want to miss!

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Costa Countdown to Blastoff featuring FLW Pro John Cox!

Play Episode Listen Later May 9, 2019 70:27

In the last episode of the week, the boys welcome in FLW Tour Pro and Chickamauga Champ John Cox to talk about his win in last weeks FLW Tour event and has thoughts on leading the 2019 FLW AOY race heading into the last event of the season. Later Kenneth & David join the call and the Circus makes their picks during the Costa Countdown to blastoff brought to you by ARE Truck Caps and Accessories.

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Hooksets & Hand Grenades Part 2 - Progressive Bass Wrap Up.

Noob Spearo Podcast | Spearfishing Talk with Shrek and Turbo

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2019 80:43

In their 2nd episode of the week, The boys catch up with MLF BPT Pro Dean Rojas to break down his Smith Lake win last week in Cullman Alabama. Later they wake up the C-O-double B, Mr. Brandon Cobb from a nap and get the skinny on his 114 pound MONSTER Win on Lake Fork! Check it out right here!

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NSP:102 Boating Reconnaissance for Spearfishing (Interview Q&A)

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2019 66:33

Interview with Trevor Ketchion How to find spearfishing locations by boat This is a Q&A with veteran spearo Trevor Ketchion focusing on boating reconnaissance for spearfishing. Finding your own unique fishy locations to mark on your GPS is something every spearo with a boat wants to do. Hammering the same old spots is not a smart strategy as you don't catch as many fish or develop skills to find fish for yourself. If you are ready to learn some new skills then tune in and listen to Trevor lay out some actionable tips:) Full shownotes and links available https://wp.me/p53L7v-1YO Links Mentioned Noob Spearo Noob Spearo Full 6:00 Why you should find your own locations to spear fish. 7:20 How to start start planning your own reconnaissance missions Using a sounder Positioning a sounder Coordinating boat with current, wind and structure beneath Finding ground worth exploring Search patterns 28:30 Good apps, books and websites for finding new locations RipCharts, Navionics Use surfing or kitesurfing weather and condition apps. WindyTV BOM, WillyWeather, SeaBreeze for weather 32:00 How to store, keep and label fishing marks 35:00 How to learn to understand charts 44:40 Surface Temperature. Is it worth tracking and how do you do it? 48:00 Lot's of Noob Spearo Community Questions covering recong, spearguns, rollers vs conventional and more Noob Spearo Partners + some spearfishing discounts . Use the code NOOBSPEARO save $20 on every purchase over $200 at checkout. . Listen to 99 Tips to Get Better at Spearfishing Subscribe to the best spearfishing magazine in the world. Use the code noobspearo to save $20 on the full Penetrator Spearfishing Fin Range . How to Spearfish : use the code NOOBPEARO to save! Spearo Immersion Online freediving classes @ 28-day Freediving Transformation. Want to increase your bottom time? Want to lower your comfortable operating depth? Want to increase your breath hold? In 4 weeks you can transform your physiology to improve your performance as a freediver. Learn the proven strategies competitive freedivers use to strengthen their performance. Equalization Masterclass. If you are freediver who struggles to equalize your ears in the 15-30 ft range this course is the answer. 14 videos discuss every equalizing problem and coach you through the difficulty. Say goodbye to Valsalva and hello to Frenzal and make equalizing easy. Tuesday Ted Talks Freediving. 19 one hour live Instagram episodes where I discuss a variety of freediving topics and answer peoples question live on Instagram. Free online courses – How to take a 20-30% bigger breath and how to make the mammalian dive reflex work for you. – Free online safety resource. View all of Ted’s online freediving classes @

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"Hooksets & Hand Grenades" - Part 1

Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2019 46:50

Today Chris and Jason discuss all the live fishing opportunities viewers had the choice to watch last weekend between BASS, MLF & FLW. Jason gives us the 411 on his on the water MLF experience and Chris, well he's just Chris. Check out Episode 1 of the week right here!

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"If you wait until you're ready, You're gonna miss out." ~ Bradford Beavers

Play Episode Listen Later May 2, 2019 18:32

In this weeks Rookie Podcast brought to you by TH Marine, Jason catches up with Santee Costa Winner and FLW Rookie Bradford Beavers on his Costa Win and what its like being a rookie on the FLW Tour along with some advice for those thinking about getting into tournament bass fishing. Check it out!

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Patrick Walters - Making a Name for Himself, Quickly.

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2019 13:24

On this weeks AC Rookie Podcast Jason talks to Elite Series Rookie Patrick Walters prior to the Lake Lanier Elite Series event. Patrick is a former Carhartt College Angler and Opens Pro. Patrick talks about growing up in South Carolina and in the outdoors and how all that changed when he fished his first tournament at a young age. A great kid with a bright future in the sport! Check it out!

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Made for TV or Made for the Fans?

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2019 93:02

This week on the AnglersChannel Insider Podcast Chris & Jason get into discussions over Rick Clunn's Win on the St Johns, Who's Winning the "Live" game vs. the Fan Participation Game, Average fish catches, stats, stats & more stats and Intern David joins the boys for the Costa Countdown to blastoff to talk Fantasy fishing & taking the boys money!

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Podcast #20: Petter Noreng

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2019 43:27

Petter Noreng er en seiler som mange seilere kjenner. Han har seilt mer enn de fleste av oss - og på alt fra store maxiratere, via raske 60 fots trimaraner til båten han nyter nå, en Aphrodite 34. Dette er en samtale om alt fra gleden ved å seile, varme farvann og potensialet for bedre sjømannskap. Petter Noreng falt forøvrig over bord under en seilas over Atlanterhavet i 1999 og ble reddet etter 18 timer. Du bør høre den prisbelønte radiodokumentaren Den Gule Hawaiiskorta. Explore Norths podcast er en del av NSFs satsning på friluftsliv. Podcasten er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics.

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S2E6 - Panfish Tactics

Hard Water Fishing Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2019 60:57

Jeff and Jason Talk Panfish Tactics Gear Big nasty pout and trout - Glowing and big Generator Catch Covers Jason - Pistol Bit ice auger Jeff - aquaview underwater camera. https://bit.ly/2Asgpq7 I used my brother in law Brian’s new aquaview underwater camera. We were on a small local lake. Maybe a Iowa lake, but a minnesota pond. I was out with the kids and it was a glorious day. The temperatures were really warm in the 40s. We got out for just a few hours, and did not catch any fish. But for the first time even though no fish came through the hole we saw fish. We were using a aquaview AV Micro plus. He got a really good deal on it and it was really fun. This unit is something you hold in your hand or put on your wrist. It has a very small camera, maybe the size of a large walleye jig. The screen was about 3.5 inches and it had a very slim cord to the camera. I would say no thicker than tip up line. I first opened the thin cover over the screen. It was really handy that it turned on when you did this, no power button to mess with. As I dropped it down the hold you really did not see much. In Fact I was unsure it was working. But as it got towards the bottom it started to show the weedy bottom. And also some sunnies. So even though I could not see them come through my hold we saw them in the lake. I used my flasher to figure out where the camera was in the water column. It showed up as it went down the hole. This was very helpful as you really saw nothing but blackness and a few bubbles as you went down. Their were some lighting options that are infrared and do help you see the fish much better. I was also surprised how well my jig showed up in the camera. It was this really bring light in a somewhat dark landscape. I hope the fish see my jig that well. It was a bright sunny day and the screen was hard to see in the light. I suspect it would be easier to see in the shack. I did not this thing is quite small and would fit down a fish hole. Not sure if it floats but did not want to find out. I tried this out on a non stained lake and it worked great. I hope to get one of these for my ice cave. It has an output to put it on the tv. That would be cool. Line update I am still on the fence on mono vs fluorocarbon. Mono never gets tangled and that Fluorocarbon i keep on having twist in my line. It seems to come out but I have not had that problem with mono. But then I love how it sinks in the water. More to come here but right now Monofilament is winning. Topic - Panfish Picking the spot Transitions from shallow to deep. I start out on my Navionics app to get to a general spot. I find that this worked pretty well. But if navionics says 20 feet, I have never found it to be exact. You will have to drill a few holes along the break until you get find 20 feet. Once I find the spot I will work from deep to shallow along the break and see where the fish are biting. Even if I have fish that are showing on my flasher and they will not bite i move. It's hard to but you have to leave those fish. Hole Hopping Once you have caught a few fish in a hole, sometimes they have seen what you have and grow tired of it. You can switch lures, but I find that if a lure has been working on a lake i stick with it. The color and action work I stick with them. Maybe this is something i need to work on and switch up my presentation but I usually stick with what I have used in the past. Maybe this new mystery tackle box I subscribed to will help me with that. I tried this on my last outing and it worked really well. I had caught at least 12 crappies and sunnies out of this honey hole, and then it cooled off. I decided to move just 15 feet away with the same presentation and I was able to catch a few right away, as soon as I dropped my lure in the hole. The Major Move Now when I am talking about hole hopping I am generally talking about the same area. Not a major move. That is something I do only after many holes have not produced. Meaning I have not caught a fish or the fish are small or not what I am looking for. This is required sometimes and you have to break out the Navionics again and look for some different structure. Tungsten Jigs I have a bunch of lures I use for panfishing. But the ones I go to over and over again are tungsten jigs. They are small and drop fast and are easy to fish with. I tip them with a wax worm and the crappies and sunnies love them. My favorite are the snow drop xl. I have found the pink and blue and green and yellow ones to work best for the waters i am on. I use the 1/32 oz. Thanks for tungsten for making these easy to fish. https://bit.ly/2AAW41N Spoons and minnows I also love using spoons and minnows for panfish. My typical setup will be a small frosty spoon or a small northland glow spoon. Frosty Spoon. Golden pirch, glow red, or silver moon light. Usually the 1/16 oz size. These are just the right size for a crappie minnow. I always have a bunch of these in my tackle. And I always buy at least 2 of each color. If its working and you loose one you have a backup, or if you need to share with a buddy. Depending how generous you are feeling. https://bit.ly/2QssGjo Northland Glow Spoons Or the Northland glow spoons. My current favorite is the 1/16 oz gold with a red glow shot. Of course this are consumable so that kinda stinks but if they work they work. https://bit.ly/2Qr1OQP Wax Worms When I use wax worked I get a bait puck. These things are great to keep your wax worms warm. Wax worms like the same temperatures that we humans do. I put them in my pocket and in a bait puck and this keeps them happy. I actually have a big one that fits the 100 pack of waxies when i buy them from the hardware store/ bait shop. I can leave them in the container and I have been fishing with the same ones for weeks. I just put them on the counter in the washroom and they stay happy. A few die, but that's ok. I just don't tell the wife i have wax worms in the same room as the washer and dryer. (oops she knows know but oh well, if she listens that is) https://beavertailbait.com/sample-page/ Time of Day Panfish are easier to catch during the day than some other fish like walleyes, but I still think the magic hour around dawn and dusk are best. For crappies I have caught them a lot at night also. But this can vary by like. Depth This was interesting. I always start fishing a foot off the bottom. But in my recent fishing trip i was in 18 feet of water and i had fish 2 feet under the ice to the bottom. I could hardly see my bait. What a problem. I did have my finder on wide beam which will show some fish further away. I found the fish at the bottom were very slow and did not want to bite. Now they could have been further away also. You really cannot tell the difference on a flasher. The fish in the middle and upper of the water column were much more active and would bit. It’s one of my favorite things to see that line on your flasher start to move to your bait when you jig. Moving it up and they follow it. These are the aggressive fish you are looking for. Not those ones that are down their and just stare at your jig. Or your camera if you have one. How aggressive How do you know when to jig hard and when not to. This is important slow fish want a dead stick or almost no jigging. When active fish will react better to jigging. Also know when to stop when they show up on your flasher. Not sure if this is correct but usually when they come in i will let it sit for a while.

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Episode 39 Boat Maintenance Tips/ Striper Update

The Inshore Journal

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 30, 2018 11:58

Join Capt Rennie Clark as he gives tips on how to winterize your boat. He also talks about what is biting in Southeastern, NC. As the end of a very rainy and unstable year of weather Capt Ren gives a current assessment of the Cape Fear River and the Striper Bite in the Wilmington, NC area.

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Podcast 18: Trond Aasvoll i Antarktisk

Symantec Cyber Security Brief Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 28, 2018 47:01

Trond Aasvoll har mye erfaring fra seiling på Svalbard, og han var også den første som seilte rundt Nordpolen på to sesonger. Helt på tampen av 2018 fikk han også mulighet til å få en smakebit av Antarktisk - noe han grep begjærlig. Opplevelsen var stor, men også veldig stressende. I denne podcasten forteller han om seilasen Ushuaia- Antarktisk tur-retur - og her er det mye å lære. Trond har forøvrig skrevet et kapittel i boken High Latitude Sailing om sin rundtur rundt Nordpolen. Boken kan du kjøpe her. Denne podcasten er endel av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt, og den er også støttet av Raymarine og Navionics. Båten og selskapet Trond jobbet for finner du her.

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Red's Review, For Gerber - Navionics

Reel Adventures

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2018 4:12

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Gallmaker research, Navionics breach, and Fitbit data used by cops in murder investigation

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 11, 2018 22:50

In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Dick O’Brien is joined by Symantec threat researchers Jon DiMaggio and Candid Wueest to discuss the big cyber security stories of the last week. We talk about Symantec’s latest research on a previously-unknown attack group called Gallmaker, which is using “living off the land” and publicly-available hack tools to target organizations in the government and defense sectors. We also discuss the hack of the SpankChain cryptocurrency project, the breach at Garmin-owned boating app Navionics, and how Fitbit data has been used in a murder investigation.

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#16: Are Wiig og Harald Bjerke om Bare Are

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2018 36:15

Starten på Golden Globe Race 2018 gikk 1. juli fra Les Sables d'Olonne, Frankrike. Vi tok en prat med skipperen selv og Harald "Rikki" Bjerke om det som ligger foran ham kvelden før den store dagen. Du kan lese mer om Are på Aresailing.no Denne podcasten er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt og er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics. Are Wiig er #HoldHavetRent ambassadør.

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#15: Magne Klann Nordkapp-Lindesnes på 48 dager

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 15, 2018 32:42

Magne Klann nådde målet sitt om å seile Nordkapp-Lindesnes i en enmannsjolle. Han brukte 48 dager på turen fra snøføyke i Finnmark til full sommer på Lindesnes. Vi tok en prat med ham om norskekysten, jolleseiling som turopplevelse, det enkle livet og mye annet. Du kan lese mer om eventyret hans på hjemmesiden klann.no og Instagram. Denne podcasten er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt og er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics. Magne Klann er #HoldHavetRent ambassadør.

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#14: Are Wiig om veien til Falmouth og videre

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 13, 2018 26:03

Are Wiig tok turen fra Norge til Falmouth som en treningstur, og rakk både å bygge om motoren og slepe en konkurrent til Falmouth. Vi snakket med ham om forventninger, båten, de andre seilerne og hva som ligger foran ham i Golden Globe Race 2018. Starten på Golden Globe Race 2018 går 1. juli fra Les Sables d'Olonne, Frankrike. Du kan lese mer om Are på Aresailing.no Denne podcasten er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt og er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics. Are Wiig er #HoldHavetRent ambassadør.

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#13: Magne Klann nyter naturopplevelsen

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2018 31:09

Norge om babord-prosjektet til Magne Klann har tatt ham langs verdens vakreste kyst, fra vintersnø til sommervarme og sannsynligvis inn i Guiness rekordbok som den som har seilt lengst i en enmannsjolle. Vi tok en prat med ham mens han lå værfast i Solund rett nord for Bergen. Magne startet fra Nordkapp 25. april og har nå 10 dager igjen av sin tilmålte tid. Med litt flaks med været rekker han helt ned til Lindesnes. Du kan følge eventyret hans på hjemmesiden klann.no og Instagram. Denne podcasten er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt og er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics. Magne Klann er #HoldHavetRent ambassadør.

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#12: Opal (26) på eventyr i 26 fot

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2018 29:34

Det enkle livet er livet for Opal Mariell. Det siste året har hun bodd i en Tur 80 utenfor Tromsø sammen med sin husky Findus. I juli kaster hun loss for å seile sørover, over Atlanterhavet og opp østkysten av USA - pluss litt til. Vi tok et prat med den unge eventyreren som lovet seg selv å aldri mer seile etter et havari i Karibia. Denne podcasten er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt og er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics.

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#11: Are Wiig på vei mot start i Golden Globe Race

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2018 21:15

Torsdag 31. mai kastet Are Wiig loss fra Hvile Havn, Leangbukta etter to år med forberedelser. Nå er han endelig i gang, men han måtte gjøre et stopp i Svelvik for å få om bord litt (les mye) mat og en del utstyr. Vi la oss på hjul og møtte ham for en prat om all støtten han har fått, forventninger og gleden av å være i gang. Starten på Golden Globe Race 2018 går 1. juli fra Les Sables d'Olonne, Frankrike. Du kan lese mer om Are på Aresailing.no Denne podcasten er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt og er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics. Are Wiig er #HoldHavetRent ambassadør.

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#10: Norge om babord

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2018 35:01

Magne Klann hadde lyst på en utfordring - og det har han fått. Han sjøsatte jollen sin i Skarsvåg, sørøst for Nordkapp, onsdag 25. april og satt kursen over Nordkapp og deretter sørvestover. Det er fortsatt full vinter i nord. Planen til Magne er å seile til Lindesnes - hvis han rekker på den tiden han har til rådighet. Vi tok en prat med ham om norskekysten, opplevelsene, marin forsøpling og veien sørover. Du kan følge eventyret hans på hjemmesiden klann.no og Instagram. Denne podcasten er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilerprosjekt og er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics. Magne Klann er #HoldHavetRent ambassadør.

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Podcast 9: Marstur til Fair Isle

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2018 27:27

Erik Aanderaa har en hang for øyene i vest. 17. mars satt han kursen fra Haugesund til Fair Isle for å virkeliggjøre dronefoto drømmen. Etter at dronen hans ble angrepet måtte han seile til Shetland for å kjøpe ny. Deretter tilbake til Lerwick igjen for å kunne besøke øya Unst. Hør hans fortelling her og se hans fantastiske dronefilmer på hans youtube-kanal. Denne podcasten er en del av NSF turseilerprosjekt 100 Nautiske klubben, og den er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics.

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Leo seiler norskekysten

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 22, 2018 38:01

Johnny Leo Johansen er ut på sin livs seiltur langs norskekysten. Han startet fra Fredrikstad i 2016 og har det på ingen måte travelt. Vinteren har han tilbrakt på Skrova og han har også fått seg en medseiler: Skippshunden Zkippy. Hvor lenge han skal seile vet han ikke selv. Målet er å oppleve mest mulig i sakte tempo. Leo bor og seiler en 32 foter. Du kan følge hans eventyr på bloggen. Dette er podcast nr 8, og den er en del av Norges Seilforbunds turseilersatsning. Bloggen er støttet av Raymarine og Navionics.

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S1E8 - Ice Fishing For Panfish II and The Legend of the Bike

Hard Water Fishing Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2018 66:35

Jason and Jeff talk panfish tactics and the legend of the bike. Fishing Report Pelican I was out on Pelican Lake in Wright county and everyone was fishing for pike. After trying a few places I went home without icing a fish. I did see a few pulled in by near by anglers. There was a ton of people out on the ice. A few people were out using sails and snow boards to surf across the lake. Lake Minnetonka I was out on lake Minnetonka with my son and managed to catch a few sunfish. It was a great day to be out. The fishing was slow but we managed to catch a few on tungsten jigs with wax worms. Gear Baitup I purchased a small baitup and have been using it. It works pretty well but it did freeze up on my when I was on pelican fishing without a shack. Overall I would recommend it. panfish The show topic this week was panfish. Jeff and Jason's favorite tactics. Working Transitions Working transitions from shallow to deep is a great way to find panfish. Also look for transitions from hard bottom to a weedy bottom. You can find visual queues on shore such as bull rushes. Using a mapping software such as Navionics can help you pinpoint locations on any lake to start working. New Lakes - Go Where People Are When working new lakes, you can go to where other people are. Often they will push shacks where people typically find fish. Resting Holes When you drill a bunch of holes you make a lot of noise that can spook the fish. After drilling holes work the one end of the area while the other rests. When things have been quite for 10 or 15 minutes go back to them. If you have spooked the fish, they may be back. Small presentation for slow fish. When fishing is slow, use a small presentation. When fishing is hot, use something larger. For example I will use a small tungsten jig with a waxy when the fishing is slow. When fishing is hot, maybe I switch to a frosty spoon and a minnow. Legend of the Bike Jeff talk's about the time when he was 5 and won a Legion ice fishing contest on McCarrons lake. The sunfish was as big as my hand, but a five year old has pretty small hands. It was good enough to win a 10 speed bike. Many years later I was old enough to ride the bike.

Mats Grimsæth på sin andre norgesturne

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 15, 2017 36:13

Den alltid smilende og eventyrlystne Mats Grimsæth kaster nok en gang loss fra Larvik for å seile verdens vakreste kyst: Norskekysten. Denne gangen har han ingen returdato. Han skal bare seile og ta bilder. Innimellom skal han jobbe. Men det betyr akkurat det samme: Seile og ta bilder som får oss andre til å ville seile mer. Vi traff ham om bord i Larvik to dager før avreise. Første etappe går direkte fra Larvik til Bergen. Der blir det julefeiring og så fortsetter turen nordover. Denne gangen skal han helt nord. Følg hans eventyr på Facebook og Instagram Explore Norths podcast er en del av NSFs satsning på turseiling. Andre gode bidragsytere er Helly Hansen, Raymarine og Navionics.

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Bass Edge's The Edge - Episode 270 - Josh Douglas

Bass Edge's THE EDGE

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 14, 2017 58:54

Breaking down the use of Navionics and electronics, with FLW Tour Pro Josh Douglas right here on the latest podcast of Bass Edge Radio, presented by Megaware KeelGuard. Show hosts Aaron Martin and Kurt Dove discuss with Josh his use and understanding of these important bass angling tools.

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Our Big Adventure - Living Aboard with Jim Palmer

Anchors Aweigh

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 1, 2017 36:28

Jim Palmer is a marketing and business building expert and in-demand coach. He is the founder of the Dream Business Academy and Dream Business Coaching and Mastermind Program. He is the host of Dream Business Coach TV, the hit weekly Web TV show watched by thousands of entrepreneurs and small business owners, and he is also the host of Dream Business Radio, a weekly podcast based on Jim's unique brand of Smart Marketing and Business Building Strategies. Jim is best known internationally as 'The Dream Business Coach' and creator of No Hassle Newsletters, the ultimate 'done-for-you' newsletter marketing program used by hundreds of clients in nine countries. Jim has authored seven books and speaks and gives interviews on such topics as entrepreneurial success, newsletter marketing, client retention, how to build a profitable business and how to create your own Dream Business. Jim is a cancer survivor, has been married for over thirty-five years, has four grown children and two great children. Recently, Jim and his wife Stephanie JUST SAID YES to their dream of living on a boat. Join their adventure, which is chronicled on Our Floating Home. Jim and I spoke about growing up boating, how they decided to live aboard, finding the perfect boat, and a whole lot more. This one is definitely worth a listen all the way through as Jim packed a lot of inspiring advice into this half hour, much more than I could fit in the blog. Enjoy! On early boating experiences.....I grew up boating. My grandparents had a cottage on a Lake in Western Massachusetts. My parents grew up in that cottage. I remember I learned how to water ski there on this little 14’ boat with a 40 hp Evinrude engine. I just really love the water and boating. My parents had a boat. My older brother is big time into boating. My own boating career started four years ago. We bought a 30’ Sea Ray that we kept at the top of Chesapeake Bay. On deciding to live aboard.....A little more than a year ago, Stephanie was retiring from her career and came home and said ‘I think its time for a big adventure.' We didn’t know quite what that meant. Eventually she said hey, what if we lived on a boat? We sold our house and we bought a 50’ Carver motor yacht. On how the adventure is going so far.....We are so in love with this boat. I loved my Sea Ray, the only difference is Sea Ray had so many great t shirts and Carver makes nothing! We have been loving life. It is slower, easier and we can feel disconnected from everything so much easier. It's an amazing lifestyle. On how boating equals stress relief.....We had about an hour and twenty minute drive on Fridays from our home to our boat and we could feel ourselves de-stressing on the drive. When we stepped on the boat, 100% of whatever was going on that week was forgotten. It was an amazing way to de-stress. We could go ten minutes, drop anchor, and feel like we were on vacation. On how to follow their adventure.....We started a blog – ourfloatinghome.com – everybody was so curious about where we were going and how to stay in touch. I just wrote a blog post called ‘Simple, Slower, and Chores’ and I describe how simple life is on the boat. We get up, I go up and watch the sun go up over the water, have breakfast. I love watching boats. We’re always looking at the water. It’s a slower way of life. We have no commute. We’re not dealing with traffic. We’ve got reality TV just outside our boat. And then for chores, when I had my home, I was tired of cutting the grass and shoveling the driveway, all that stuff. The thing about the boat, it’s always gotta be clean, something always gas to be fixed, and I don’t mind! I would so much rather wash and wax my boat than mow my lawn or weed whack! On planning their route, or not.....It’s less planned out than you might think. We came up with an 18-month plan. It’s not bothering us that we don’t have a specific reservation or know where we’re going. I’ve structured my coaching business to do three days per week. All the calls happen Tuesday-Thursday. Friday through Monday we can be mobile. If we pull into somewhere we love we can stay there. We’re totally flexible and loving not having an exact idea of what we’ll be doing. On useful technology for living aboard.....I have so many apps. I have an app called BoatTracker which will tell you your average speed, top speed, how long you were out. That’s a very good way for me to keep track of oil changes and things like that. It will also show you with a satellite where you were with your entire trip. There’s another one I got called Anchor Alarm. When you set your anchor, you use your finger and draw a little area that the boat is allowed to swing. If it heads out of the circle you have drawn, it will alert you. The other thing I use is Navionics. It’s always updating and is really cool. On 'Just Saying Yes'.....Some people say you should have waited a year and maybe, but are you ever really ready? Sometimes you just have to say yes and go for it. Sometimes you can overthink things, the what if. When you get really excited about doing something big in life, you get romantically excited about it but then the other side of our brain kicks in and we start playing the what if game. On using Social Media to further boating education.....We both belong to a lot of these Facebook groups. There’s a facebook group called LiveAboard, Trawler Living, Carver facebook groups. There's boat repairs, so many things you can learn from other people. There’s an education out there if you’re willing to look and be open minded. On possible future boating plans.....There’s a thing called the Great Loop! We started reading these books and it’s something we are considering. We’ve read several stories of people who do the Great Loop, it takes them about a year. One of the things that appeals to us when you do the great loop, most of it is slow. You're seeing parts of this country that nobody really sees. Please, listen to the whole podcast. The blog really doesn't do this one justice! Happy boating! And to all the Northern listeners, I hope you delay the shrink wrapping as long as possible!

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EP:48 What Kayak Is Right For YOU

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 22, 2017 35:57

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Learning from the Pros Episodes 1-5

Anchors Aweigh

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2017 8:51

I learn so much in every episode, it is sometimes hard to keep track of it all! Every once in awhile, I'll do a little recap. The first five episodes featured Dan Glickberg, CEO of Dan Glickberg Food; Lisa Almeida, owner of Freedom Boat Club Jacksonville; John Giglio, President and CEO of Freedom Boat Club; Barry Slade, VP of International Sales, Regal Boats; and David Karpinski, President of Taylor Made Products. Here are some great tidbits on equipment, destinations, boats, and advice if you are thinking about getting into the boating lifestyle! Equipment: My guests are very focused on safety which is great! Being a safe boater definitely makes it a more enjoyable experience. John mentioned a PFD (personal flotation device) as the best investment anyone can make. He also recommended a handheld GPS, something that can make sure you get out safely and get back in safely. Dan made a great point about protecting your eyes and making sure all your senses are operating well with a good pair of polarized sunglasses. He also suggested a couple of his favorite fishing manufacturers, Ugly Stik and Penn reel. Barry talked about the importance of a cell phone and something to charge it. Some of the apps he uses are Navionics and Garmin, and Windfinder. Lisa also mentioned Navionics, which I can tell you we recommend to all our members. He also discussed going offshore and having a float plan and a ditch bag, which has many things that you would potentially need in an emergency. Lisa went the fun route and introduced us to Maui Mats! They are a blast, check them out. She suggested Being a BoatUS member and a Sea-Tow member as well. Dave let us know about the importance of having properly sized fenders for your boat to protect the important investment! They’ve continued to innovate in color with their new line called Storm Gard. Boating Destinations: Hearing about where my guests have boated and want to boat is one of my favorite parts of doing this. I know I have a lot of new places I want to check out! Dave started on the Sacandaga Lake in upstate NY and has been all over for his job but remembers very fondly a great fishing trip with his son to Ft. Lauderdale catching sailfish. Barry has traveled the world - Singapore and Hong Kong, the Red Sea, the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Mexico, the Carribean, and more. They are all so unique and special, he recommends them all! A few places he would like to get are Croatia. Fiji and Bora Bora. Dan grew up fishing in Montauk and loves to fish in the Florida Keys for Tarpon - his favorite activity. He hasn’t been but would like to go to the Bahamas for bonefishing. John loves his Florida boating with his family and cruises through Lemon Bay and to Don Pedro State Park. Through his job he has loved boating in the Carolines, the Great Lakes, the West Coast of the US, every time he’s on the water he thinks it’s the most beautiful place, til the next trip! Lisa likes her boating events and wants to go to Put-In-Bay in Ohio and the Columbus Day Regatta in Miami, where thousands of boaters come together. The connectivity of these events is her favorite part of boating. She also loves boating around Fort George Island where it’s like a party of your 500 best friends. Advice for would-be boaters: Boating is an activity that appeals to lots of people who dream about it but can’t get off the fence. There are many perceived barriers to entry. I love to find out what kind of advice the guests have for these would-be boaters. Dan and Lisa say to stop thinking about it and do it! It doesn't have to be a dream. Just make it happen, make the decision, there’s no time like the present. Lisa, Dave, and Barry all suggest starting with a visit to Discoverboating.com. John and Barry both point out the importance doing your research on what type of boating is the right fit – buying, renting, joining a club. And take a class to make sure you’re comfortable! Barry also suggests researching your local dealers as a resource. Across the board, the biggest thing they all want potential boaters to know is that joining the boating lifestyle is a decision that will lead to great experiences, memories, and something that will make you very happy! Boats, boats, boats!: Our guests have been fortunate to have experiences on all types of boats, and still themselves dream of their ‘next’ boat. Barry was a first mate on a Hatteras and now has access to Regal boats through his work. He loves the idea of a trawler style and points to Nordhavn as a manufacturer to check out for this type of boat. Dan got his start on a 25 foot Mako fishing boat, and is ready for a Claude Torres fishing boat of his own like the one he later fished on as a child with his dad. While John has a fleet of over 450 boats in his club and a 14’ side console for his kids to learn on, he thinks for his lifestyle a 23-25 foot center console with a 4-stroke outboard is a perfect boat. Lisa got started on the family Glastron, and later a Wellcraft. She currently cruises in her 32 Monterey cruiser with twin Mercs and her 22 Sea Ray Sundeck. Because you know one is never enough! Lisa daydreams of upgrading to a 46 or 48 sedan bridge to enjoy the views from up top! Dave’s first experiences were on a 1969 Glastron IO boat that came with the family lake cottage. He currently has a 22 Regal bowrider which is great for his family boating activities. Random Notes and Quotes: Lisa: It was always a mindset of, 'of course you can do this!' It's really not that hard, I believe it's more of a mindset that women can do it. It's really just about pushing through the fear of the unknown, of the not doing, and if you've got someone there coaching you, teaching you, and letting you just be like, it's okay you made a mistake, then gaining experience and confidence is just what it takes. It’s really fun to bring your animal on board, but you also want to remember that you're in charge of them. You want to make sure they're safe, so number one - your dog should have a life jacket that fits them well and makes them comfortable. Also, when you're coming down to the dock you want to have them on a leash because if it's a floating dock they might feel wobbly and uncomfortable. Then definitely you have got to have water and a water bowl for them. John: There are a lot of technological advances now, specifically with marine electronics. The electronics companies have really started focusing on customer experience. There’s been a huge focus on trying to engage minority boaters. They are cultures that didn’t necessarily grow up boating but that is a huge opportunity for our industry. What you are going to see over the next several years, as the baby boomers age out of boating and the industry continues to look for the young people to get engaged in the industry, people are going to focus a lot more on bringing those new markets into the boating industry. Boating should be fun. The people on the boat should have a fun time and a safe time. With the training that we offer and with some training the industry is going to be coming out with, hopefully that will solve a big part of the attrition with boat buyers moving out of the industry. If they’re going to make that leap and buy a boat or join a club, we want them here for a long time. Dan: I learned by doing it. To me there's no trick, it takes a little time, a little experience, but once you do it often being on a becomes second nature. It's really about putting in the time. Being out on the water is really about the people you are with and the stories you tell. It's really a time when you can put everything else going on in your life away, put your cell phone away, and detach and focus on being in the moment. Salmon is probably the easiest fish to cook. You can just put some olive oil, some lemon juice, and some fresh herbs on it. Put it on the pan, brown both sides, and put it in the oven for 5-10 minutes depending on how big a filet it is. With any fish, especially if the skin is on it, put the skin side down first, and then flip it to the filet side and you want to cook them for about the same amount of time. If you cook it well enough on the skin side, you can actually eat the skin. It tastes pretty good, very high in protein and Omega-3's. David: At their younger age, everything is about respecting the boat, the people around you, the experience, the safety requirements. You can add on the lessons about navigation and tying knots but everything up until now is - we do it right and we do it safe. They’ll grow up to love boating, but they’ll have the base of knowledge and respect of the craft to do it right. The first piece of advice was from my dad – docking is the hardest part, have good fenders! His comment to me which I still take to this day is to take it slow. People don’t realize there aren’t brakes on a boat. When he taught me, he said do it deliberately, take your time, there’s no hurry to get into the spot, do it right and do it once. The other thing which is instilled in me is the entire safety component. Don’t drink and boat. Don’t be unsafe in the way that you boat, and respect the others around you and it will be a good day! Barry: The first thing that is really apparent in the market is the trend towards outboards. They’re becoming immensely popular. The surf market, the tow boat market, is also one that continues to grow and attract boaters. We want to connect with the emotional side of boats and boating. It’s a big discretionary item, there’s a lot of emotion involved. It’s also a memory making machine. We look at our boats as things that families will use to create memories that they’ll have for a lifetime. The younger generation still has that opportunity. Albeit they’re being introduced to a lot of different ways to come into boating. There’s boat clubs like the Freedom Boat Club, there’s the sharing economy through other vehicles, but once you’re there and you’ve had that experience, we’re all the same. The emotion is an integral part of boating.

EP:42 Ice Fishing For Deep Water Perch

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2017 40:05

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Innovation at Home and Overseas – Boating Around the Globe with Barry Slade

Anchors Aweigh

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2017 32:14

Barry Slade is currently the VP of international sales for Regal Marine, where he is responsible for sales and marketing efforts supporting 72 international dealers in 51 countries. Barry has overseen over half a billion dollars of boat sales in his career and has been involved in every aspect of the boat business – starting as a First Mate, running a charter boat, and a variety of roles and responsibilities at some of the top boat manufacturers. Barry’s illustrious career includes stops at Anchor South Management where he oversaw management of multiple facilities featuring over 1500 slips and 74 houseboats; Sea Ray Boats as Director of International Operations and Global Brand Management, coordinating sales activities for Sea Ray and Boston Whaler brands; Baja Marine as VP of global sales; Director of Sales at Azimut where he helped launch Azimut USA; and Hatteras as International Sales and Marketing Director. Barry’s experience as a licensed captain as well as a recreational boater and industry leader on the manufacturing side provided the opportunity for a wide ranging and incredibly educational and fun conversation. It is the first and I’m gonna guess last time Stinger Missiles are mentioned on the podcast, and we cover things like manufacturer building trends, how he learned to boat in the Caribbean, differences boating internationally, and a whole lot more. Enjoy! On getting started in the industry…..Following college, I had taken some trips to the Bahamas on a raggedy old 65’ ketch with 16 or 18 college kids on it. It was my first time in blue water and following some experiences early in my childhood it all came together. I just knew that’s where I wanted to be. I was in the auto industry, I turned in my car, sold my house, and moved to the Virgin Islands. I got my captain’s license and started in the charter business. After a season, I came back to the US and got a job with Hatteras as a first mate on their demonstrator. I feel fortunate and blessed to be in a business that I love with a product that I just can’t get enough of. On boating memories from his youth…..I had one defining moment. On my ninth birthday, I remember vividly my father waking me up and saying, ‘You’re not going to school today, we’re going fishing.’ We went out on about a 70’ head boat out of Carolina Beach, and I was sick as a dog all day long but I had the best time. I remember the Coke, I remember the saltines, and we caught fish. We had a great day and I fell in love with big water and the ocean. On his time as first mate…..We learned to sail, learned to work lines, anchoring techniques, navigation. Coming back in to Government Cut in Miami from the Bahamas was always an experience. It was fun but also a great learning experience. Some things come easier than others but by and large I felt like there are others who have come before us and done it so I can too. On personal boating…..We are fortunate at Regal that there are some boats that we have access to occasionally. Some of it is product testing, some is enjoyment. One of the great things about Regal is many of the employees are avid boaters so by using boats we can be better critics and offer suggestions that make our boats better. My kids have grown up on boats, I honeymooned on a yacht in the Virgin Islands. Boats have been an integral part of my life and especially the enjoyable times in it. On favorite places to boat…..I’ve boated in Singapore and Hong Kong, the Red Sea, the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Mexico, lots of places. They’re all unique. They all have something to offer and are wonderful in their own way. If I had a favorite it would most likely be the Caribbean only because I’ve spent so much time there and have many memories. There are a few places I’d like to boat. One is Croatia. I’ve heard some of the islands are just breathtaking, simple, take you back in time boating. The other is Fiji and Bora Bora. They are overwhelmingly beautiful and seem like they would be good places to cruise and dive. On building boats for the overseas customer…..There are some differences. We as a manufacturer have to cater to those differences. There are a lot of places where they need enclosures. The weather is cold and the seasons are short so they like a pilot house enclosure even on small boats. Mooring is quite different. Most of your international marinas, particularly for boats over 10 meters, you have what’s called a Mediterranean moor. You’re anchored on the front and tied at the back and as a result you have a passerelle which is a boarding gangway. On differences boating on big boats…..Your mistakes get a whole lot more expensive! It’s really just anticipating what’s ahead. With a large boat, you have a lot of momentum, a lot of mass. It’s a spatial orientation. Understanding where you are and where you want to go, and how the forces of nature and your engines and thrusters can all work in concert to move you in that direction. On design and building trends in the industry…..The first thing that is really apparent in the market is the trend towards outboards. They’re becoming immensely popular and we’re up to a full family of boats with outboards. Starting at the 23 OBX, we’ve got a 26, a 29 and a 33. We’ve got a full complement of beautiful outboard boats. The surf market, the tow boat market, is also one that continues to grow and attract boaters. We’ve developed a family of surf boats that we believe are among the best in the non-traditional tow boat segment. Using Volvo Penta’s Forward Drive we’ve been able to create a surf system that creates an extremely good wave but also allows the boat to do all the things it was originally built to do. It cruises well, it handles well, it docks easily, great fuel economy. Everything about the boat that made it a terrific all around boat gets the benefit of now being able to surf. We’ve moved into the fly bridge market with the recent introduction of our 42 Fly. We’ve traditionally been a Coupe builder, along with the 42 Fly we’ve got the 42 Grand Coupe. Large retractable sunroof, single level, and beautiful state rooms below. Were always monitoring what’s out there, what’s selling, what the competition is doing and trying to be ahead of or in the mix with the competitive forces in the market. On reaching out to new markets…..We want to connect with the emotional side of boats and boating. It’s a big discretionary item, there’s a lot of emotion involved. It’s also a memory making machine. We look at our boats as things that families will use to create memories that they’ll have for a lifetime and we want those to be good memories. They call it pleasure boating for a reason and if it ceases to be a pleasure, then we’ve not accomplished our mission. You’ll see in some of our video the emotion that’s a part of boating. The Dreaming With You video connects back to the childhood emotion that I identify with as a kid, that 9 year old with boats and boating. That’s what bonds us all. The younger generation still has that opportunity. Albeit they’re being introduced to a lot of different ways to come into boating. There’s boat clubs like the Freedom Boat Club, there’s the sharing economy through other vehicles, but once you’re there and you’ve had that experience, we’re all the same. The emotion is an integral part of boating. On what stands out at the Regal factory tours….The people. We have an incredibly tenured team. Some real dedicated and fantastic boat builders that love it when people come through the plant. They love to show their art, their trade, their expertise. The thing I recall from my first visit was what I call ‘Seeing boats doing what boats were meant to do’ – that is, floating and running. Most of our boats go into a test tank where systems are run while they are floating. They see what a boat is gonna do when it gets out into the real world. The larger boats go into a test track where we can essentially give it a sea trial. On Barry’s retirement boat…..I’m more attuned to a trawler style. They offer some great benefits of extended range, offshore capability, something with redundant commercial grade systems. A pilot house boat, something with side decks, something with good launch and retrieval capabilities for tenders and toys, a cockpit of some kind is a must. Nice access to the water because I’d want to dive and be on or close to the water much of the time. You look at the market and there are a number of people building good boats like that. One of them that comes to mind is Nordhavn. On what he would never go on the water without….If I’m just going out local it would be a cell phone. You can do a lot with a cell phone, you’ve got charts, the phone, the weather. So, a cell phone and a way to charge it. If I’m going off shore the two things that are essential are a float plan and a ditch bag, which has many things that you would potentially need in an emergency. Its designed so that you can ditch it. The bag itself is designed to float with the contents in it which would include things like flares, a VHF radio, EPIRB, dye, comfortable life jackets. I even carry a set of wooden plugs so if you ever spring a leak you have something that’s tapered and fits right in. A mask so if you ever need to see something on the outside of the boat you are all set. On boating apps…..A good weather app, there’s a ton of those. Something that allows you to see the detail in the storm, allows you to see the lightning. Navionics and Garmin, some of these guys have really good apps that tie in with their electronics. There’s one that’s called Windfinder that I really like. There are tide apps if you’re coastal boating. A lot of the glass cockpit technology that you see in the modern boats they have that same functionality. On advice for someone thinking about getting into boating…..You’re about to embark on a very wonderful stage of your life. You should do your homework and investigate the different ways to expose yourself to boating. Make the investment to learn about boating and boats. Find a good dealer in your area that can help you through the process. You can go to Discover Boating. There are a lot of ways to boat and a lot of different kinds of boats and you want to have a good experience with a boat that matches your needs.

Navionics is a world leader in the production of navigation and sonar charts. For those of us who love to boat and fish, it's an important tool to have on board. It's also helping to ensure the future of fish and fishing. Find out more about how Navionics is supporting anglers and researchers and how Navionics hasleveraged the sharing of citizen science to ensure the future of fish and fishing during this interview with Tshombe Moore from Navionics.

EP:23 Shorefishing For Salmon

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 6, 2016 53:38

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EP:22 Kayak Muskies

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2016 36:32

EP:21 Some Thoughts On Human Powered Vessels

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2016 42:03

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EP:20 Considering A Pedal Driven Kayak

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2016 30:13

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EP:19 Fly Line Management

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 10, 2016 30:06

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EP:18 Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 3, 2016 28:49

EP:17 Stalking Fish In Shallow Water

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 27, 2016 31:22

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EP:15 Fishing with Kids

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2016 34:06

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EP:14 The Catfish Episode

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2016 39:31

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EP:13 Musky Lure Basics

Fish Talk Radio – John Henigin

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 28, 2016 39:44

Fish Talk Radio – Become a Bass Pro – Talk Truck and Fin Fish

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 13, 2016 39:51

Writer and Bass Pro Angler Mark Lassagne of Bass Angler Magazine will help you reach your goal. Scott Brown with Dodge Ram talks off road and trucks with Mark. Tsombe Moore has a Navionics app that you have to have. And it is almost free.

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EP:10 Wading Lakes

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2016 24:04

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EP:05 Choosing a Kayak Fishing PFD

Play Episode Listen Later May 2, 2016 23:01

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EP:04 What Makes A Carp Fly, A Carp Fly

Play Episode Listen Later May 1, 2016 24:17

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EP:03 Fishing Kayak Questions

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 29, 2016 21:16

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EP:02 Finding Urban Waters

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2016 23:39

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EP:01 Search Baits for Cooler Water