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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV, I have on Susquehanna River fishing guide Chris Gorsuch returns to Fishing the DMV for a detailed look at summer smallmouth bass fishing across one of Pennsylvania's most recognizable river systems. From the main stem near Harrisburg and North Liverpool to the North Branch around Laceyville and the Endless Mountains, Chris explains what he is seeing from the fishery and how anglers can adjust when quality smallmouth are not holding in their usual places.Chris believes the Susquehanna River is still fishing well, especially for anglers looking to catch numbers of smallmouth bass. However, he has seen fewer fish in the 19- to 20-plus-inch range than during the previous several springs. Bigger bass are still available—including two 23-inch smallmouth caught from his boat—but finding them has required more movement, more fuel and a willingness to fish away from the same heavily pressured areas. We discuss how year classes, winter ice, delayed grass growth, floods, low water, high summer temperatures, pollution, predators and changing forage can all influence the Susquehanna River smallmouth population.The conversation also turns toward summer smallmouth fishing techniques and the best baits for different sections of the river. Chris considers a chatterbait essential on the lower Susquehanna and main stem, while crankbaits are a major part of his North Branch fishing from spring through late fall. On the nearby Delaware River, he leans heavily on spinnerbaits, especially white skirts paired with silver, gold or copper blades that resemble young American shad and other baitfish.Chris also breaks down several developments from FITT Lures, including the Flea Flicker swimbait, VIG and Javelin. The Flea Flicker features a keeled body that allows anglers to shorten the bait while maintaining its profile and action. The VIG is a compact, thick-walled tube-style bait that can be fished on a Ned head, screw-lock jig, Carolina rig or other presentations. Chris explains how these baits can be used around grass, deeper holes, current breaks and other productive river smallmouth habitat.Fish care is another important part of this episode. Chris shares why he nets every bass, keeps his camera ready before lifting a fish from the water and releases weak post-spawn fish without taking a picture. He also discusses shortening fight times during warm-water periods and why proper handling matters when catching large Susquehanna River smallmouth.In this episode, we cover:The current state of Susquehanna River smallmouth fishingWhy anglers are seeing fewer 20-inch bass than in recent springsHow to locate bigger smallmouth by covering water and changing areasChatterbait, crankbait and spinnerbait fishing for river smallmouthGrass, current, deeper holes and summertime bass positioningFITT Lures Flea Flicker, VIG and Javelin rigging optionsChoosing lure colors based on depth, water clarity and forageProper summertime smallmouth bass handling and fish carePlease support Fishing the DMV on Patreon: https://patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@gmail.com  FITT Lures: https://bit.ly/4w5lgHtLMD Enterprises: http://lmdoil.com/ Jake's bait & Tackle Website: http://www.jakesbaitandtackle.com/  Link to Tactical Fishing Company: https://tacticalfishingco.com/  Fishing Pro Tech: https://www.facebook.com/FishingProTech  Phone Number: (757) 566-1278 Email: lin@fishingprotech.us Fishing Pro Tech Address: 7812-A Richmond Road, Toano, VA, United States, 23168    Max4 Fishing: https://bit.ly/4unuiOs Flint Financial Planning: https://bit.ly/43t8h5N #FishingtheDMV #SmallmouthFishing #FishingReport Support the show

Dan Meis, Stadium Concept Design Guardian for the Everton Stadium, made another transatlantic trip in August 2022, to view progress on-site. In a new podcast Dan, along with Chief Stadium Development Officer, Colin Chong, discuss the project, from early sketches on a napkin to the astonishing engineering feat that is steadily transforming the skyline of North Liverpool and creating the next chapter in Everton's illustrious history. Meis said: “I've a huge smile on my face because last time I was here the cores were there, so you got a sense of where the stadium was, but now you can feel how the stadium is - and it's amazing! “When you see how many people come together, the logistics of it and the investment of time and people, it feels like you have lit this fire and it's out of control. “It's a giddy feeling that ‘wow, it really is here'. It's a very unusual site and it was hard to tell, when it was still a dock, what it was going to look like when it was filled in and how the stadium sits on the site. "All those worries go away with a relief that it really does fit, but not just that but it feels so tight and intimate.”

In this episode, I chat to Laura all about Mini Professors and how children can take part and enjoy science.

Top Rope Brewing began way back in January 2015, when Ben and Neil met at Brewdog Liverpool's homebrew club. Bonding over a shared interest in beer and pro wrestling, the guys set to homebrewing, before transitioning to Ben's back-garden, and then on to a Brewery in Sandycroft North Wales. Like many of the guests on this podcast, the guys scrambled and ultimately prospered under COVID, and opened their brand new Brewery and Taproom in North Liverpool in February of this year. https://www.topropebrewing.com/ Neil wholeheartedly recommends the following fine establishments: https://www.aigburthtap.co.uk/ https://www.thebowleggedbeagle.co.uk/ https://www.deadcraftybeercompany.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/79604295723

Today I am joined by local foodbank North Liverpool Foodbank (St Andrews Community Network) who talk about their foodbank and how they help people Any enquiries contact me at : itsafunnnyoldlife@yahoo.com

John Preston joined The Conservation Volunteers (then BTCV) whilst still at school, after a degree (geography and statistics) at St Andrews. He came to Leeds as a live-in Long Term Volunteer at Hollybush Conservation Centre. After 18 months in Doncaster with BTCV on Community Programme he came back to Leeds as a Project Officer. For 20 years he was the “Centre Manager” of Hollybush, leading its evolution into the busy inclusive environmental volunteering centre it is today. In 2018 he moved sideways to be Business Development Manager for TCV covering the North (Liverpool to Hull) this role has a strong Leeds focus as 15% of TCV nationally is Leeds.  He continues to contribute to environmental and general third sector forums.  Outside of work he is a volunteer recorder and speaker for the BTO and holds a private pilot licence.   Support this podcast

This is a replay of one of the most popular episodes to date - its that good I thought i'd share it with people who might not have listened to it. Former Britain's Most Wanted Criminal Paul Walmsley Shares His Story - From an overcrowded council house in Norris Green, North Liverpool, UK to the opulence of Marbella on the Costa del Crime in Spain.  Follow Paul on Twitter Here: https://mobile.twitter.com/PaulWalmsley23 Big thanks to Paul for sharing his story and as per usual please click that subscribe button. 

Former Britain's Most Wanted Criminal Paul Walmsley Shares His Story - From an overcrowded council house in Norris Green, North Liverpool to the opulence of Marbella on the Costa del Crime   Excerpt from Pauls Book "Just an Ordinary Decent Criminal" - to purchase Paul's book click Here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Just-Ordinary-Decent-Criminal-Walmsley/dp/1973476932/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1536306169&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=paul+walmsley&dpPl=1&dpID=51T0joH3sSL&ref=plSrch Follow Paul on Twitter Here: https://mobile.twitter.com/PaulWalmsley23 "From an overcrowded council house in Norris Green, North Liverpool to the opulence of Marbella on the Costa del Crime. Via Istanbul, Amsterdam, Heysel, Switzerland, Jamaica, New York and Toronto; this story plots the life of an ardent supporter of Liverpool Football Club, who fell into the murky world of drug dealing as a young teenager. A genuinely funny and occasionally terrifying account of life as a cheeky Scouser trying desperately to extract himself from his nerve-racking lifestyle. Rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous one day, plunged into the depths of despair the next, constantly looking over his shoulder to keep one step ahead of the police, SOCA and jealous associates. Love, laughter, betrayal, espionage, music, terror, passion, travel and football provide the backdrop to this compelling life story; originally written from a prison cell by way of an apology and explanation to his beloved Mum" Big thanks to Paul for sharing his story and as per usual please click that subscribe button.     

This week, The Life Rooms in Walton is getting a visit from HRH Duke of Cambridge Prince William to show him what incredible work they’re doing in North Liverpool. Director of Social Inclusion Michael Crilly joins Mick in the studio. Also on the show, Olympic hero Sally Gunnell talks wellbeing with Professor of Psychology Geoff Beattie. And we hear about the fantastic work being done at Liverpool Samaritans, who are busier than ever in 2017. Visit www.liferooms.org, www.samaritans.org/contact-branch/248 and check out @mrmickcoyle @LiverpoolSams

KidsFest is a free family event and takes place for the third consecutive year at Stanley Park in Anfield at the end of the Summer holidays, organised by the James Bulger Memorial Trust. The free festival has become the ‘go to’ event for families in North Liverpool and beyond, with more than 15,000 visitors since it was first held two years ago. James Bulger's mum, Denise, and her partner Stuart, joined David Easson to talk about the festival and the exciting things coming up for the charity.

Mick Coyle was joined by Ian Byrne (Spirit of Shankly) & Dave Kelly (The Blue Union) to talk about their 'Fans Supporting Foodbanks' initiative. They're urging both reds and blues to donate whatever food they have spare to help local families in the North Liverpool area.

Progressive Lifestyle Solutions is a Not for Profit CIC based in North Liverpool. They work with Service Users to help assist and progress them towards independent living. To do this, they provide them with the necessary resources, skills and knowledge to make it sustainable. This conversation with their founder, Paul Martin, was recorded a few weeks back. More information can be found at their website: http://progressivelifestyle.co.uk/

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