Podcasts about wild waters

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart present Out of Doors live from Dynamic Earth as part of BBC at the Edinburgh Festivals. We are joined by an amazing panel of guests, all with their own connections to Scotland and the outdoors.James Crawford is a writer, publisher and broadcaster. His latest book, Wild History: Journeys Into Lost Scotland, was published in 2023 and he has written and presented three series of the BBC One landmark documentary series Scotland from the Sky, which was Shortlisted as ‘Best Factual Series' at the Royal Television Society Awards Scotland.Adventurer Mollie Hughes is certainly not afraid of a challenge. By the age of 30 she had summited Mount Everest twice and solo skied to the South Pole. Growing up in Dorset, the sea was her first connection to the outdoors and its Scotland's coast and rivers that she's turned her attentions to in her book, Blue Scotland: The Ultimate Guide to Exploring Scotland's Wild Waters.Paul Murton is a writer, producer and director who's most widely known for his Grand Tours television series, which include Grand Tours of Scotland, Grand Tours of the Scottish Islands, Grand Tours of Scotland's Lochs and most recently, Grand Tours of Scotland's Rivers. He's loved the outdoors since his youth, but it was a chance decision that led him to step in front of the camera and share his passion with an audience.And Maggie Sheddan had no real clue about seabirds or the Bass Rock when she volunteered to help at the newly established Scottish Seabird Centre 20 odd years ago. Little did she know that she would end up being the Custodian of the Bass Rock and one of the leading experts on the birds that make their homes there.

  Join us on this thrilling episode as we embark on an adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Yellowstone National Park. I recount my first-ever fishing trip in grizzly country, where the towering peaks, endless streams, and grazing bison create a backdrop like no other. Amidst the beauty, he pursues the elusive Yellowstone cutthroat, sharing the excitement and challenges that come with fishing in such an iconic location. Our story begins with a documentary project for the Wild Wishes Program, which takes youth through challenging times on wildlife expeditions to inspire hope. Despite a hectic filming schedule, our host seizes a rare opportunity to fish the legendary waters of Yellowstone. Armed with custom gear and homemade flies, he navigates the rocky banks and crowded rivers, determined to make the most of every precious moment. In a memorable encounter, I land my first Yellowstone cutthroat, describing the awe of holding such a beautiful fish in his hands. He reflects on the deep connection between angler and fish, the fleeting joy of the catch, and the importance of preserving these natural wonders for future generations. This episode highlights the thrill of the chase and the profound respect for nature that fishing in Yellowstone inspires. Tune in as we delve into the urgent issues facing Yellowstone's aquatic ecosystems due to climate change and human impact. Our host passionately discusses the need for conservation efforts to protect these iconic species and their habitats. Whether you're an angler, a conservationist, or a nature enthusiast, this episode will leave you inspired to cherish and protect the wild places that make our world so extraordinary.

Your Paddle N Fin host Adam Fraser Pross sits down with one of the most iconic kayak anglers, Drew Gregory. Drew Gregory is out on the tournament circuit leading the pack. Drew is an innovator and pioneer of kayak fishing designs and layouts. He has played a major role in the development of some of the most popular models in the industry and his innovations have set the standard for features on fishing kayaks at Crescent Kayaks . This year, Drew started the Kayak Adventure Series, going across the nation this summer. Sit back and enjoy the show with this week's The River Run Podcast guest Drew Gregory. Watch Live on the Paddle N Fin podcast on Facebook and YouTube. Podcast & Website- www.paddlenfin.com YouTube-   / paddlenfin   Email- paddlenfin@gmail.com Social Media- @paddlenfin Pelican Professional- www.pelican.com Rocktown paddlesports - rocktownadventures.com Zero Litium- https://www.zprolithium.com/ The River Run Podcast Host IG - @riverrunfishing YouTube-   / @riverrunfishing   Jackson Kayak - www.jacksonkayak.com DUBRO Fishing- www.dubrofishing.com Hard Knox Kayak Fishn' - On Facebook & Instagram @Hardknoxkayakfishn Kayak Bass Canada - On Facebook & Instagram @KayakBassCanada Here is the Link for The Kayak Fishing Life Benefit for CHEO! We can all be a Hero FOR a CHEO

Elle est la petite montante du trail français. On n'a jamais vu une athlète française réaliser une année aussi parfaite.Pourtant, Clémentine Geoffray revient de loin. Pendant de longues années, elle était malheureuse, désalignée et souffrait d'une obsession pour son poids.Elle refusait de manger avec du beurre. Elle tentait des régimes étranges pour perdre 1 kg de plus. Et complexait en regardant le physique de ses concurrentes sur les lignes de départ. Au point où elle avait complètement oublié d'avoir un cycle hormonal “constant”.Avec beaucoup de maturité, de recherche sur soi, et de résilience, il lui aura fallu attendre ses 28 ans pour se sentir enfin alignée et se débarrasser de son trouble du comportement alimentaire. Elle a arrêté de penser “performance” et s'est concentrée sur son bonheur.Ce changement en 2023, l'a transcendée :-En mars, elle est championne de France de trail court.-En juin, elle est championne du monde de trail court.-En août, elle remporte la fameuse MCC à Chamonix.-En octobre, elle termine #1 mondiale du classement Sky Running Series.Aujourd'hui, elle est une athlète aussi performante que rayonnante. ___ Personnes et entités citées : ____Shirine Boukli, Championne d'Europe de judo,LMFAO : libre, 3 X merci, 3 X fiertés, A, apprentissage, O objectif du jour,Nouria Newman, Kayakiste française,Wild Waters,Florent Manaudou,Pierre David,Gorbeia Suzien, Zegama-Aizkorri,Kill bill, Seb la frite,Manon Hostens.— CHAPITRES —00:00 Expérience de trail, changement vie, succès sportif.08:23 Changement d'état d'esprit pour meilleure performance.15:47 Contrôle du sport et de l'alimentation.21:43 L'image corporelle et l'entourage.38:21 Partir vite, éviter d'être coincé, réitérer.54:55 Défis, réinvention, diversité, nouveaux objectifs sportifs motivants.58:46 Reconnaissance de la chance et recherche d'équilibre.✅ S'abonner à la newsletter et recevoir mes meilleurs conseils en prépa mentale : https://bit.ly/newsletter-performance

Have you ever felt the raw power of nature while holding a fishing rod, battling the winds of Patagonia? Our latest episode takes you on a whirlwind tour with Marin Saide, a fly fishing guide whose life is woven with the rivers and fish of this untamed landscape. From the lush northern territories to the ice-cold southern extremes, Marin's journey of becoming a masterful guide is as much about personal transformation as it is about the thrill of the catch. We traverse the spectrum of fly fishing experiences, understanding the balance between angler and environment, and the camaraderie that's fostered on these remote waters.Patagonia's rich fishing tapestry is tinged with historical intrigue and modern-day challenges. Listen as we unravel the fascinating introduction of non-native fish species and their impact on local ecosystems, and how they have reshaped fishing practices. The guide's toolbox is crucial in these parts – think Patagonia waders and loop rods to combat illegal fishing practices, and the art of selecting the perfect fly from intruders to Scandinavian types. Marin shares tales of DIY adventures and spey fishing mastery in the relentless Patagonian winds, painting a vivid picture of the life aquatic.But fly fishing is more than just a sport – it's a communion with nature and a testament to the human spirit. This episode is a reflective journey through the eyes of a guide who has seen the solitude of nature magnified by the pandemic. As we discuss the aspirations and hurdles of guiding across continents, from Chile's vibrant culture to the bureaucratic mazes for an international guide in Canada, one thing remains clear: the transformative power of fly fishing reaches far beyond the rivers it graces. Join us and cast your line into the stories and souls of those who live to fish.•Martins Instagram https://www.instagram.com/msaides?igsh=MWNsZHlxMHh1dTRzcw==•A few other links worth checking out https://www.instagram.com/magallanesflyfishing?igsh=MTN5ZHpxeGU5dzBrMA==https://www.instagram.com/andresflyfish?igsh=MWFzNWNobWF1N2wxZg==https://www.instagram.com/rodandgun.chile?igsh=YXh3Z25ibnBzZHNwhttps://www.instagram.com/twinpeakesflyfishing?igsh=MTdyYW5veGVsN3d6Mw==

Post the industrial revolution the UK's waterways became very polluted, but the last 30 years have seen a massive turnaround in the UK's water quality. Since the pandemic wild swimming has had a boom in popularity, with the UK's beaches, lakes and rivers becoming popular destinations for being in nature and going for a dip.... The post #244 Water Quality: Navigating Challenges in UK's Wild Waters first appeared on Engineering Matters.

Ever found yourself at the brink of pulling your hair out because little Timmy decided to finger-paint the walls with mashed peas? Or had to suppress that inner scream when Susie throws a tantrum in the middle of the grocery store because she can't have the candy? (*Wipes tear.* Been there, done that!) But, seriously... have you ever stopped to think maybe it's not about the peas or the candy? What if those misbehaviors are just your kiddo's SOS signals in a chaotic world? In this podcast, we'll journey through the hilarious roller coaster of parenting, laughing at our collective mishaps while shedding light on what our kiddos might really be craving. And spoiler alert: It's not just candy! Dive in as we unmask the real culprit behind those kiddo tantrums and discover how connection, and maybe a pinch of sanity, can transform your parenting game. And hey, if you're feeling brave by the end (or just need to vent about Timmy's latest escapade), give us a shout! We promise to lend an ear... and maybe share some of our own facepalm moments. Happy parenting!

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On this episode of The Catch, Matt and Brad welcome eon their good friend Drew Gregory. The guys talk a little sports talk at the beginning and then dive into an awesome conversation about fishing wild waters and choosing the best possible bodies of water and stretches of river. Check out Drew's youtube channel here: @RiverBasserDrew  Sponsored by  @darkhorsetackle8267  . Use promo code THECATCH5OFF to save $5 off your first monthly subscription to the weekend warrior box. https://www.darkhorsetackle.com/subscribe/?cart_synced=True&return_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.darkhorsetackle.com%2Fsubscribe%2Fhttps://www.drewgregory.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-catch-pod/support

Today Mary is talking to Richard Nairn.Richard is an ecologist and writer. His latest book is Wild Waters which is the third title in a trilogy which includes Wild Woods and Wild Shores. He is a lifetime naturalist who has worked as a nature reserve warden and was the first National Director of Birdwatch Ireland. He lives on a small farm in County Wicklow. Wild waters by Richard Nairn and published by Gill books is now available to purchase in book shops and online.Contact Richard Nairn at r.nairn236@gmail.comContact Mary Bermingham at mary@burrennaturesanctuary.ie Check out Burren Nature Sanctuary at www.burrennaturesanctuary.ie

Kim Chakanetsa hears about the awe-inspiring journeys of two white-water kayakers from the US and France, and the resilience that's kept them at the top of their discipline. Nouria Newman is the first and only woman to run a 30-metre waterfall, a feat captured in the film Wild Waters which charts some of her most audacious expeditions. After a career on the canoe slalom competition circuit, she left that behind to explore her love of the great outdoors, a passion which has taken her to some of the world's most remote and challenging rivers. Having heard many times what small, slight women like her weren't expected to do, Darcy Gaechter set out to prove them wrong. Her memoir, Amazon Woman, describes the 4,300-mile long perilous journey she undertook in 2013 from one of the sources of the Amazon to where it meets the Atlantic Ocean. Produced by Fiona Clampin (Image: (L) Nouria Newman, credit Getty Images. (R) Darcy Gaechter, credit Matt Power. Background image: East Fork Kaweah River, credit Don Beveridge.)

We talk a lot about connecting to nature here on the podcast, but it's usually through the lens of agriculture, cultivating, and farming.But that's just the beginning. Wildcrafting, hunting, and fishing connect us to the natural world in powerful way. I'm thrilled to be joined by author and angler, Conor Sullivan, in this podcast episode. We talk about the similarities between the ocean and the prairie, why fishing may just be your next old-fashioned adventure, how to start fishing as an adult (even if you've never done it before), and his best tried-and-true fish cooking tips.Learn more about Conor Sullivan here: https://www.conorjsullivan.com/ Follow Conor Sullivan's Instagram account here: https://www.instagram.com/sullivanlures/Preorder Old-Fashioned on Purpose now and get exclusive bonuses! http://oldfashionedbook.com/Learn more about the Modern Homestead Conference here: https://modernhomesteading.com/ Have a message you want to share with the world? Apply to be a guest on the Old-Fashioned on Purpose podcast here: https://www.theprairiehomestead.com/podcast-guest-applicationWeekly musings from my homestead: http://theprairiehomestead.com/letterMy essays on an old-fashioned life: www.prairiephilosophy.comMy homesteading tutorials & recipes: www.theprairiehomestead.comOur Wyoming-raised, grass-finished beef: http://genuinebeefco.comJill on Twitter: http://twitter.com/homesteaderJill on Instagram: @jill.wingerJill on Facebook: http://facebook.com/theprairiehomestead

Transcript included below…Today we're going to talk about how to serve and play our best, regardless of what our audience does.I've led a lot of worship and played a lot of concerts over the past three decades.  And I've got stories that could make you laugh, drop your jaw, or shake your head.Perhaps today's thoughts will lead you to do any or all of those things.But really, my hope is that you'll allow yourself the freedom to reflect on the types of audiences you play for, or hope to play for, and then to ultimately open your hands for how the Lord might use you.Worshiping on the InsideI led a morning of worship for a men's breakfast one time at an area church in Seattle.  I had been entrusted with the privilege of providing the music component alongside a speaker.My song choices, were, I thought, pretty well-known, because this was not a community I served weekly. This was a one-time endeavor, so I was relying on the renown of my song choices to facilitate an environment where these men would sing out.And sing out they did – all but one of them.  As I led the singing, I saw one man near the front with his arms folded and his mouth closed.  The expression on his face was clearly a frown.  And it stayed that way the whole time.“What could I do to make this guy sing, or at least smile?”  I wondered. Well, I tried to bring levity and joy to my verbal remarks, I led the singing with a smile on my face, and at a certain point, I even looked right at him and met his eye for an extended moment.Still, no smile.It didn't occur to me that this guy might be worshiping on the inside, because he just looked so unhappy and miserable on the outside.I began to silently say to myself, “If he loves Jesus, why doesn't he notify his face?” and “If he's so unhappy, why doesn't he just leave?”But those weren't productive things to focus on, so I just led the singing and I did the best I could to steward the opportunity that had been entrusted to me.After the event was over, this very same man – the one who looked so unhappy – came right up to me and told me he wanted to talk to me.“Uh oh,” I thought.  “Here it comes – a list of things I did wrong.”But to my utter delight and surprise, this man said (and I wish you could see my face as I try to duplicate his remarks), “Young man, you really blessed me today.  You presented such a sincere, quality offering, and your delight in the Lord was very evident.  I am so grateful for your Christ-honoring ministry.”His face was unchanging, still bearing the deep frown from earlier.  The words were encouraging, even in spite of the visual display of what looked like disappointment or even bitterness.I didn't have the heart to tell this guy that his face looked the opposite of what he was saying.  I just thanked him for his words of affirmation, gave the glory to the Lord, and tried to focus mainly on what he said, not how he looked as he said it.Well, obviously, I've held onto how he looked, because I'm still talking about it to this day.  But what did that experience teach me?It taught me that I shouldn't judge someone merely on their appearance.  Was he interested and appreciative, even though he didn't look like he was?  Yes. Should his lack of positive body language have affected me as much as it did?  Perhaps not. It's been several years since this experience, so perhaps if I saw someone looking like him in a current worship environment, I might not take them as seriously.This experience also taught me that although I can present an invitation to sing to the Lord, not everyone is going to take me up on it.  And that's ok.Lastly, it taught me that perhaps my focus should not be on the people I'm leading in worship – at least not most of my focus.It has happened in the past that a handful of people in the worship congregation have looked less than enthusiastic as I've been working so hard to lead them well.And this guy looked genuinely annoyed.  Perhaps that's just how he always looks. But my main take-away from that experience was that ultimately it wasn't about me.  Who was it about?  The Lord, right?Stuck on Top of a WaterfallSeveral years ago, I submitted one of my recordings for a “Battle of the Bands” competition, and I got in. Living on the western side of the state of Washington, I knew that if I made it to the final round, I'd be traveling over to north Idaho.  And that's just what ended up happening.I grew up on the east side of the state, and the venue for the final round of this Battle of the Bands was actually a water park I went to as a kid. So, I got in the car with my mom, who has always appreciated my music, and who graciously agreed to support me in this endeavor.  Together, we made our way across the state of Washington to Wild Waters in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.When I checked in for the competition, it became clear that I had come as a solo performer.  The rest of the contestants (and there were three others) had full bands. “Wow, you're really talented,” one of the other band members said to me at the check-in desk.  His voice was definitely sarcastic, as if to say, “Good luck competing with our full bands while you just play your solo acoustic guitar.”I tried not to give it too much thought, because my focus was to share my music and bring my best.Interestingly enough, they had retrofitted the water park with a huge stage that was literally on top of a waterfall. The edge of the stage was lined with a couple dozen huge speakers that made the platform into a rectangular “turret,” and the performers presented their songs from behind the speakers, so that everyone in the water park could hear them.As I looked at the stage from below, it became clear to me why they had lined it with all those huge speakers.  The water rushing from below the stage, forming the huge waterfall, was really loud. They needed some serious sound reinforcement to overcome the sound of the waterfall.As I stepped out onto the stage, I looked across the large pond I was above, and saw a crowd of a few hundred people on the lawn, ready to listen to each of the contestants. I tried my best to be winsome and to incorporate my signature humorous remarks, stories, and anecdotes between the songs I shared…but everything I said seemed to fall flat.  I couldn't hear any laughter or vocal response from the audience. I played well, but I felt very lonely up there, because the relationship with the audience seemed like a one-way street with no audible response from the crowd.I stepped down from the stage, and went to sit with my mother, who had experienced my performance.“That was incredible,” she said.  “You played so well, and the crowd loved it.”“Really?”  I said, with surprise in my voice.  “It sure didn't seem like it.”After talking with her for a few minutes, I realized that the people in the audience had had a very different experience from the performers. The audience could hear everything that was shared from the stage.But because there was so much sound near the stage from the waterfall, the performers couldn't hear the audience.So, I didn't know that they were responding enthusiastically to my words and music.My mom shared with me that the audience actually roared with laughter at my humor.But I couldn't hear them over the roar of the waterfall.  And although I had good enough stage presence to press on, this really tested me. Several times after hearing no laughter when I shared things that people had laughed heartily at during past concerts, I felt tempted to say, “Wow…tough crowd,” but fortunately, I didn't say anything.  I just kept singing and playing, as if the audience was enjoying what I was sharing.I played a great set, and I even surprised myself by winning the contest. When I spoke with one of the judges afterwards, she shared with me that all the performers had been evaluated on multiple aspects, including: musical presentation, lyrical depth, and of course, performance.Interestingly, the fellow band member who had been a little snarky with me before the contest didn't have anything to say to me after my victory had been announced.And as a result of winning, I was awarded a prime slot on the Grandstand stage at the upcoming Spokane Interstate Fair…and this time, I brought a drummer and bass player with me. My takeaway from this?  I need to be sure not to let the sound of the audience (or lack thereof) affect what I'm doing as I offer my gifts.The Lord was the true audience at this event, and as long as I was leaning into my giftings and playing for Him, my focus was in the right place.There have been performances before and since that event, where I've had a very reserved or quiet audience that barely clapped, in contrast to audiences who have whooped, whistled and cheered.  When the audience gets quiet, what can we do?  Focus on the Lord.  That will allow us to enjoy what we're doing, and ultimately, to allow the audience to do the same.This Side of the Video CameraSomething made it inevitable.  At a certain point in my ministry, I was going to be on camera.  This would take the form of YouTube, Facebook Live, a digital streaming concert, and eventually Instagram. What do all of these platforms have in common?  I'm playing to, and speaking to a camera that literally has a one-way signal.  I'm sharing my heart, my gifts, my songs, through the lens of a video camera or smartphone that really only delivers feedback in these various platforms after the fact. It may come back in the form of likes, shares, views, or comments.  And there may be many of each of those.  Or there may only be a few.Responses from the more vocal people can give me a sense of how I'm connecting with the digital audience.  In the case of a digital streaming concert, of which I've filmed two, I've been compensated – by donation – by those who want to watch the show. These folks have contributed financially to my ministry based on what they were able to give, and how they felt led to donate.That is a form of affirmation.  Some videos out there (not mine yet) have gone viral, which can generate a lot of publicity or interest for the performing artist.  But is a viral video the only metric of success?  I would say “no.”  Think about some of the viral videos that are out there on some of these platforms, and how some of them lack substance or meaning of an eternal significance.  And yet, they go viral because they're eye-catching or amusing.That's fine – the artists who go viral have my respect, because many of them are working hard, and they're cluing into the algorithm and what allows their content to reach more people.But I've also met some world class musicians with whom I've collaborated, who either have no social media presence, or they're choosing to focus their efforts elsewhere. Does the fact that they are not dominating these social media platforms mean that they are somehow less effective with their gifts?  I would again say, “no.”In God's economy, of which I know only a little, there are things that may seem insignificant to the world, but which are very important to God. And someone who is quietly and faithfully obeying and following the Lord with their gifts may not be held in high regard by the world. But God see them and will reward their faithful obedience.On the flipside, someone who is adored by the world, garnering household name recognition and performing in sold-out arenas, may or may not be doing work that is pleasing to God.So, when I'm on this side of the video camera, and I have very little sense of what the audience is thinking or doing, I have to check my motives, and open my hands to what the Lord might do through, and in spite of, the digital venue in which I am sharing my music.With only one or two likes or comments, or worse, some “dislikes” or negative comments, I can be tempted to think that what I'm doing is of little significance.  But to whom is it insignificant?  Is there more to the story? At the end of time, will I be found faithful for having sung and played from my heart, to the best of my ability, for the Lord of Creation…and will He smile at what I've done?That is my hope.  I do want to gain traction and momentum, to play on real and virtual stages with the music He has entrusted to me, but I also want to please my Lord more than my audience.Can that be done?  I would say, with prayer and faithfulness, “Yes.”Well, here at Guitar Serious Fun, we enjoyed another story time designed to shed light on the idea that the people who experience our music could be a tough crowd…or an appreciative audience.The first story had to do with how the audience member looked.  That man at the prayer breakfast did not look happy as I led worship…but he was actually very deeply blessed by what I shared.The second story had to do with how the audience sounded.  It seemed that the crowd below the waterfall in the Battle of the Bands contest was rather indifferent to what I was offering…but they were actually roaring with laughter and applauding enthusiastically.And the third story had to do with how I wasn't even able to see or hear the audience.  Performing into a video camera can feel exhausting, because there's no immediate feedback. But after doing this for a while, I try to picture an audience on the other side of the lens, taking in what I share, and appreciating it.Ultimately, though, it's the Lord who is the Audience of One.  You've heard that expression before, right?It's a true test, though, to play for an Audience of One, because our flesh longs for an audience of many, and we often find ourselves craving appreciation and words of affirmation.  We can also feel discouraged by words of criticism.The Lord does want us to sing a new song, to play skillfully and to shout for joy (Psalm 33:3) – His love for us is not conditional based on our musical execution…but we are called to play well.  So, let's do that.  Let's play well, let's learn all we can with the time and resources we have available, and let's steward our gifts faithfully for the Audience of One. When the tough crowds come – and they will – let's always remind ourselves that our Heavenly Father is indeed an appreciative Audience of One who knows our hearts better than anyone.And if you're looking for ways to learn and develop your gifts, please check out GuitarSuccess4U.com.  Thanks for experiencing this episode.  I'll see you next time.Thanks for reading Guitar Serious Fun! 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Jeff and Drew discuss so many river bassin secrets and reveal some sneaky subtle places river bass prefer to live. They answer some questions from the live listeners and spill a ton of juice on this one. Links to Drew Gregory's Fishing Gear & Equipment... The post RB LIVE: Jeff Little & Drew Gregory on Secret & Subtle Spots River GIANTS Choose & Why appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Susanne in her own words:   “I think we have become dangerously complacent about referring to how we are disconnected from nature.    Actually, we are inescapably connected to nature.    For every single breath we rely on plants doing the photosynthetic work that also yields oxygen for us to breath, and half of that work is done by ocean dwelling microscopic plants.     When you start looking into agricultural products you see how dependent these outputs are on rain cycles and aquifers. Marine bioprospecting is a frontier of hope in finding non-addictive treatments for chronic pain and novel chemicals for treating cancer.     The deeper you dive the more connections you find between people and wild species.    Perhaps I am more aware of the reliance we have on wild species because of my research on wildlife trade at Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Seeing the work of my academic peers who also look at supply chains feeding markets for products derived from wild species shows that wildlife trade spans both the earth and the phylogenetic tree of life far beyond the niche of wildlife trade that I work on (edible orchids).    The problem is we are connected to nature, but we loose sight of that connection.   This is coupled with barriers in being able to commune with nature including public wildlife areas being difficult to reach by public transport, terrain presenting physical challenges, and social challenges to people being allowed to feel comfortable, safe, and welcome in outdoor spaces.     Biodiversity and ecological illiteracy are additional limitations.    So when I write about people outdoors or wildlife it feels more like introducing the reader to an entity—a landscape or a species— that they might consume in products they buy or forage, and that they might see when they are out and about.     I love being out in wilderness. But I am particularly interested in nature that is easier to find—wild species hidden in products that appear on supermarket shelves, wildlife that inhabits cities, creeps along canal paths, or inhabits shorelines where you can find it without needing a boat or dive gear.”     New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday at 7am UK time - Hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out.    You can support the mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media by signing up as a patron. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast and subscribe - every patron makes a difference. Thank you for your support.   Show notes Who Susanne is in her own words What she does Loving the outdoors, nature and wildlife Studying and her progress as a scientist Doing biology, chemistry, geography, physics and English literature Choosing a degree as a teenager Volunteering in the mental health service while at university Moving to London Working in mental health and substance misuse support services Always having more interest in plants Doing taxonomy studies on the side Getting into more detail about taxonomy Doing an 8-month journey around England, Wales, and Scotland in a campervan Realising that knowing things about plants could be a job Getting a Master's degree in Ethnobotany Interviewing people about the plants they use for homebrew Recognising how people connect with wild landscapes Making her own homebrew How she enjoys outdoor swimming Having a dog around her Moving to Bournemouth Swimming at high altitude in Bhutan Learning and understanding how the body works Attending a big science conference in Bhutan - The International Society of Ethnobiology (ISE) Hiking in Bumthang Valley Her book: Wild Waters: A wildlife and water lover's companion to the aquatic world Meeting and working with Alice Goodridge Continuing swimming all throughout the year Her plans for 2022 and 2023 Planning to finish her PhD next year Having a sister with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Looking after her niece along with her mom and dad Doing a PhD on the International Trade in orchids Final words of advice   Social Media   Website: https://susannemasters.com    Instagram: @mastersmiss    Twitter: @Ethnobotanica    

Our main guest is Dr. Andrew Taylor, who has been studying bass long enough to get his PHD in fisheries! He's done some incredible work in the Ozarks on the rare smallmouth bass strains (Neosho & Ouachita) that live there. Plus, he's an angler as... The post RB LIVE: Dr. Andrew Taylor, new smallmouth developments in Ozarks PLUS Jeremy Chrenko on Smallie Games appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Part three of "Wild Waters" monthly series. Pastor Richard finishes the series showing that it's not enough to occasionally ATTEND CHURCH. We're supposed to EXPERIENCE a VIBRANT and DYNAMIC RELATIONSHIP with JESUS.

Part two of "Wild Waters" monthly series. Pastor Richard continues the series by showing that the Bible talks about some SPIRITUAL ATMOSPHERES where God is WELCOME and others where He is NOT!

Jeffl Little joins me as a host as we learn from fisheries biologist from Clemson University, Brandon Peoples. Part II Q&A with Jeff Little will be uploaded soon! Links to Drew Gregory's Equipment and Gear ✦ Crescent Kayaks – https://bit.ly/crescentkayaks  ✦ Realtree Fishing – https://bit.ly/RealtreeFishing... The post RB LIVE: Fisheries biologist Brandon Peoples w/ guest host Jeff Little appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Jeff Little joins the show to talk River Bassin and take on questions from the livestream viewers with Drew Gregory. Links to Drew Gregory's Fishing Gear & Equipment ✦ Crescent Kayaks – https://bit.ly/crescentkayaks  ✦ Realtree Fishing – https://bit.ly/RealtreeFishing ✦ Z-MAN Lures – https://bit.ly/ZMANbaits ✦ 13... The post RB LIVE: Jeff Little & Drew Gregory Q&A appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Fishing the Wild Waters is the new book from today's guest Conor Sullivan. He was one of our earliest podcast guests here on WildFed, and at that time he'd mentioned he was writing this book, but it was still an early manuscript. Well, the book is out, and we've had the pleasure of reading it. This book is certainly a proud addition to our fishing library, a genre that we haven't always found very useful. But Conor's book is different. It's part memoir, with really inspiring and informative fishing stories from some of the United States' more remote fisheries. It's also part instructional manual, with several appendices that give detailed descriptions of fishing gear and angling strategies for specific species he writes about. In particular, we really appreciated the appendix called “how to fish like a local” which gives great tips on how to get started in a new fishery. Conor's career in the Coast Guard has taken him all over the wild waters of this incredible country, and he's really taken advantage of that opportunity, honing his angling skills wherever duty has taken him. He's here today to share with us a bit about how we too can become better, more effective anglers ourselves. And to encourage us to ply the wild waters wherever we live. Because there's adventure, fulfillment, and food out there, just waiting for you! View full show notes, including links to resources from this episode here: https://www.wild-fed.com/podcast/127

Part one of "Wild Waters" monthly series. Pastor Richard begins a new series for April focusing on two major things...OPEN HEAVENS and STRENGTHENING your IDENTITY in Christ.

Jeremy Crowe is one of the most down to earth River Bassers that anyone can ever have the pleasure of meeting. He is seriously skilled small mouth bass king, a family man and an all out good guy. We recall on how we met, some... The post River Bassin Rivals – Jeremy Crowe appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Today on Too Opinionated we visit with actress, Alexandra Paul! Alexandra Paul was modeling when she decided to forego college at Stanford University and pursue acting. With lead roles in 75 feature films and television programs, she can also be seen in the award-winning documentary Who Killed the Electric Car?  Internationally recognized for her 5-year starring role as "Lt. Stephanie Holden" in the hit series Baywatch (1989), Alexandra began her acting career in 1982 at age 18, starring in the highly rated telefilm Paper Dolls (1982). She was then cast in studio flicks like Stephen King's Christine (1983); American Flyers (1985) opposite Kevin Costner; 8 Million Ways to Die (1986) opposite Jeff Bridges and Andy Garcia; Dragnet (1987) opposite Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd, and Spy Hard (1996) with Leslie Nielsen. Alexandra hosted the extreme sports series Wild Waters on the Outdoor Life Network for 4 years, and hosted the WE network series Winning Women for two seasons. She co-hosted 150 episodes of the environmental TV talk show Earth Talk Today through 2008. Throughout the 1990s, Alexandra had regular roles in several television series: Baywatch (1989), Fox's Fire Co 132, Daytona Beach (pilot), and the last 8 episodes on Melrose Place (1992). She also filmed two movies in war-torn Croatia with Pierce Brosnan and did many independent films. In the first decade of the 21st Century, Alexandra starred in 11 movies on Lifetime Movie Network.  Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please Subscribe)  

Ken & Drew intro the show and then bring on reigning Hobie BOS Angler of the Year Jordan Marshall to talk river bassin and answer some questions from the viewers. Did winning the Hobie BOS AOY flood Jordan with sponsorships? Bailey Eigbrett joins to debate... The post RIVER BASSIN: LAST MONTH LIVE EPISODE 02 appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

River Bassin is a lifestyle. In this series, I will be highlighting and chatting with my rivals that I have collected over my kayak fishing career. OG River Basser, Tim Perkins, shares an early River Bassin Tournament Trail story, explains a new project for youth,... The post River Bassin Rivals – Tim Perkins appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Ken Morris brings Travis Von Neuman to the show, an original rival from the beginning of Ken's River Bassin Trail career. Travis is a well traveled fellow Ohioan that has vast experience in waterways in Ohio, Florida, Tennessee and many more States. We discuss how... The post River Bassin Rivals – Travis Von Neumann appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

We are back! Drew and Ken debut their newly named River Bassin podcast (formerly Hooked on Wild Waters). We have a fun year ahead of us as we live recap the events from the month  in a “long form” podcast format. We'll bring in guests,... The post River Bassin: Last Month Live Episode 01 appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Have you spent much time exploring the water? Whether by swimming, kayaking, or hiking along the edges of aquatic habitats—there is always something interesting to see… and sometimes even tasty to eat! On this episode I speak with Susanne Masters, author of the new book Wild Waters: A wildlife and water lover's companion to the aquatic world. We discuss curious creatures like eels, anemones, kelp and watermint and explore their history and present roll in the culinary traditions of Britain and Ireland. #kelp #eels #watermint #WildWaters

AD: 24:08 Justin and Kory chat with Conor Sullivan, hunter, angler, lure crafter, and author of Fishing the Wild Waters. They discuss Conor's new book, cod fishing, hunting axis deer, making lures, fighting tuna, guava wood chips, and so much more! - Leave a Review for a chance to win a hat! - Love our content? Buy us a cup of coffee to say thanks! - Learn to Cook Wilder with the Harvesting Nature Supper Club's cooking classes Special Guest: Conor Sullivan: a lifelong outdoorsman, writer, artist, and lure craftsman. He is an officer in the US Coast Guard, serving in numerous leadership positions, including as the Commanding Officer of the North Pacific Regional Fisheries Training Center in Kodiak, Alaska, and as the Captain of a Coast Guard Cutter in the North Atlantic, specializing in fisheries conservation, search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement. He has a new book Fishing the Wild Waters: An Angler's Search for Peace and Adventure in the Wilderness. Follow Conor on Instagram @sullivanlures Follow Conor on Facebook  Buy the Book: Buy on Amazon Buy on Target Buy on Barnes & Noble Buy on Bookshop.org Show Notes: Updates from Justin and Kory Reviews for hats Black powder shortage Podcast: Episode 304, Mountain Men of Pennsylvania Introducing Conor Conor's background Lure craftsman Catching fish with lures and flies that you've made What's in Conor's freezer Smoking deer with guava chips while in Alaska Conor's inspiration for Fishing the Wild Waters The need for fishing adventure stories Fishing with orcas The places and experiences that fishing provides A fight with a tuna in New England The inside of your hand is hollow Vasovagal syncope Where's the clean rag? Cod fishing in New England "Cod" by Mark Kurlansky Catching cod with family  Fishing in Kodiak with bears The world's healthiest protein is the stuff your catching or hunting Axis deer in Hawaii 5 hour fight with a marlin   Poke bowl with yellow fin tuna Where to find the book Follow him on social media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is the official annual meeting of the SUPfm book club, looking at some of the ways you can connect with the water, read about inspirational paddlers and gain information so you can live your best SUP life in 2022 In this episode I chat with Sarah Thornely (SUPJunkie) about books and a film and we catch up from a Chilean airport with Jordan Wylie. The Book and Film List The Power of the Paddle by Jordan Wylie https://www.bitebackpublishing.com/books/the-power-of-the-paddle (Buy from the publishers here) or https://www.amazon.co.uk/Power-Paddle-mission-inspire-adventure/dp/1785907255/ref=sr_1_1?crid=EZCQOGZIIW3&keywords=jordan+wylie&qid=1637496401&sprefix=jordan+wylie%2Caps%2C156&sr=8-1#customerReviews (from Amazon) Wild Waters by Suzanne Masters Available from the https://susannemasters.com/books/ (author's website here) or https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wild-Waters-wildlife-companion-aquatic-ebook/dp/B09HRL1RVV (from Amazon) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Diaries-Unbalanced-Paddleboarder-Crash-RISE/dp/1636844472/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= (Crash and Rise by Mike Shoreman) https://www.naturalnavigator.com/books-and-library/ (The Secret World of Weather and How to Read Water) - both by Tristan Gooley https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stoked-Chris-Bertish/dp/1770227644/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1B0TPRY16IYB4&keywords=chris+bertish&qid=1640043836&sprefix=chris+bertish%2Caps%2C67&sr=8-1 (Stoked by Chris Bertish) FILM: Brave Enough by Frit Tam and Jo Moseley https://vimeo.com/ondemand/braveenough/502656424 (NOW available from Vimeo here) Check out https://www.supfmpodcast.com/episode/the-supfm-book-club/ (The First SUPfm Book Club )Episode here We've spoken to many of these contributors on the show and if you want to hear more of their stories here are their episodes https://www.supfmpodcast.com/episode/supjunkie (Sarah 'SUPJunkie' Thornely) https://www.supfmpodcast.com/episode/the-great-british-paddle-jordan-wylie (Jordan Wylie - The Power of the Paddle) https://www.supfmpodcast.com/episode/brave-enough (Jo Moseley - Brave Enough) https://www.supfmpodcast.com/episode/how-to-read-water-with-ted-speaker-and-ny-times-bestselling-author-tristan-gooley (Tristan Gooley - The Natural Navigator) https://www.supfmpodcast.com/episode/the-unbalanced-paddleboarder-mike-shoreman (Mike Shoreman - The Unbalanced Paddleboarder) https://www.supfmpodcast.com/episode/bertish (Chris Bertish - Stoked and Last Known Coordinates) This episode is brought to you in association with Starboard. Starboard has a long history in board design, with Svein Rasmussen entering the windsurfing market with innovative designs back in 1994, building the brand to become market leader within a decade. The brand was quick to recognise the huge potential of stand up paddling and while maintaining careful consideration for their environmental impact, have continuously strived to produce the best boards and paddles for all abilities. Visit Starboard at https://sup.star-board.com/ Keep up with SUPfm: on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SUPfmPodcast/ (@SUPfmPodcast) on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supfmpodcast/ (@supfmpodcast) AND subscribe to our newsletter https://supfm-podcast.aweb.page/p/e41b5a80-42e1-4f27-87db-e0b7486c5ef6 (here) and get your FREE guide to the apps we recommend, to live your best SUP life Our comprehensive online SUP Safety Course gives you the knowledge you need, to keep safe on the water and all for less than the price of an hours on water tuition (£37) . It's available here at https://supfm.thinkific.com/ See you on the water! Support this podcast

Ghost story season continues with this eerie Halloween tale. Another ghostly ship that sails the Wild Waters of Wales . Please sit back clear your mind and join me at the Time between times for another tale. Thanks for your continued support Owen x Owenstaton@aol.com www.ko-fi.com/owenstaton

Drew joins me to talk about his Hobie B.O.S. and KBF as well as his thoughts on who is going to win AOY on both tournaments.  Waypoint TV- https://waypointtv.com Patreon-https://www.patreon.com/paddlenfin Podcast & Website- www.paddlenfin.com YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/paddlenfin Email- paddlenfin@gmail.com Social Media- @paddlenfin Yak Gadget- www.yakgadget.com Pelican Professional- www.pelican.com Rocktown paddlesports - rocktownadventures.com JigMasters Jigs- https://jigmasters.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello ladies, I hope you're looking after your lovely selves.What an amazing podcast I have for you today, with an absolute incredible woman. The first guest who actually had me stunned for words.I am already excited about the next one with Charlotte…we did continue off line and have so much more to talk about.Dr Charlotte Gooding is a GP with a specialist interest in Menopause.Charlotte works as an associate to Dr Naomi Potter at ‘Menopause Care' and is passionate about women receiving accurate information about their health in midlife and encouraging women to be empowered to look at their menopause in a positive and holistic way.She is based in beautiful Northumberland and is a busy mum of 3 children and knows the challenges of menopause symptoms having started to experience peri menopause in her late 30s.She is happiest being outdoors preferably with a bit of wild swimming thrown in!You can follow Charlotte on instagram @drcharlottegooding.She is just delightful, funny, caring and brilliant. Grab your cuppa, relax and enjoy…Most of all be kind and loving to yourself ladies.Please do follow, subscribe and share my podcast with all of your girlfriends. I really want to make a difference.You can also message me on Instagram with feedback or maybe you'd like to share your;‘I don't know how it happened,…but' moments or menopause experience and stories.https://www.instagram.com/letlifebeyoga/PS. Check out my ‘Yoga & Menopause Workshop' You'll meet Charlotte & my lovely listeners always get early bird price. Link in insta bioWe are all in this together.Annie xx

This week Dr. Noisewater (Ken Morris) and I recap my 4th place finish at the first ever BASS Nation Kayak Series Championship, held in conjunction with the Bassmaster Classic. It was quite the event! We're also joined briefly by fellow Championship competitor Shane Lemmon, and... The post #48 – BASS Kayak Series Championship recap appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

On today’s episode of Bass Fishing For Noobs, Drew Gregory from the Hooked on Wild Waters podcast joins Sean and Ryan to go over breaking down water for tournaments. Drew is known for doing his research and finding places that most people don’t and he shares some of that knowledge here. They also go over keeping your lure selection simple and more! Be sure to give it a listen! Waypoint TV- https://waypointtv.com Patreon-https://www.patreon.com/paddlenfin Podcast & Website- www.paddlenfin.com YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/paddlenfin Email- paddlenfin@gmail.com Social Media- @paddlenfin Yak Gadget- www.yakgadget.com 153 Baits- www.the153anglers.com Pelican Professional- www.pelican.com Rocktown paddlesports - rocktownadventures.com JigMasters Jigs- https://jigmasters.com

This week Dr. Noisewater (Ken Morris) and I invite some live viewers to join the show to talk about whatever it is that they want to talk about! We also quickly recap my performance at the B.A.S.S Lake Eufaula tournament and our good friend Jake... The post #47 – Viewer call in show…this could go anywhere! appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

This week Dr. Noisewater (Ken Morris) and I quickly recap my performance on Lake Dardanelle, for the Hobie Bass Open Series. We also discuss how to effectively pre-fish, given what happened to me at Dardanelle. PLUS a viewer/listener sent us an incredible weight/length comparison chart... The post #46 – Weight vs length conversion, recapping Dardanelle, Pre-fishing strategy debate appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Ken (Dr. Noisewater) and Drew pick the brains of two of the nation’s best kayak anglers, Guillermo Gonzalez and Matthew Scotch, to preview the site of the B.A.S.S Kayak Nation Championship at Possum Kingdom Lake. The guys are fresh off their wins on the KBF... The post #45 – Previewing Possum Kingdom Lake for B.A.S.S. Championship w/ Matt Scotch & Guillermo Gonzalez appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Ken (Dr. Noisewater) and Drew recap an insane week last week at the KBF Trail Series events on Pickwick, Wilson and Wheeler, where Ken came in 1st via tiebreaker over Drew!!! What are the odds! Learn more about how the guys found their fish and... The post #44 – Did we really just go #1 and #2 at KBF Trail Series? appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Truth be told, this podcast will be much better to watch on YouTube or Facebook than just listen to the audio, as Dr. Noisewater and I walk viewers and listeners through several of my “must have” items. We also recap the latest “Drew’s fishing chaos”... The post #43 – Drew’s “must have” products from each partner appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Dr. Noisewater and I discuss and reveal some juicy tips on scouting new lakes/rivers and tournament preparation before the event begins. Plus, we recap the latest industy news, including BASS moving their championship from Lake Lewisville to Possum Kingdom Reservoir and my recent appearance on... The post #42: Going Live in the Current #3 – Scouting & pre-fishing tips, plus the latest kayak fishing news appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

Dr. Noisewater and I recap all the insanity from the KBF Trail Series kickoff down in Kissimmee and the Hobie BOS Lake Seminole event. Drew’s typical fishing chaos happens yet again, as he shares some of the more wilder and crazy stories! Plus, the duo... The post #41: LIVESTREAM #2 – DREWS FISHING CHAOS! Recapping KBF Kissimmee & Hobie BOS Lake Seminole appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

We return to the island of Seil in the Inner Hebrides to spend a day with poet Kenneth Steven exploring the wildlife and wild waters that swirl around his island home. He tells of terrifying power of the nearby Corryvreckan whirlpool and recounts the tale of a prince and his ship lost beneath the writhing currents. Plus, join us for nature sound of the week and the Plodcast postbag See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First GOING LIVE IN THE CURRENT LIVESTREAM! Dr. Noisewater and I are joined by Captain “Christian” Goggles from Fish Fear Me Charters to preview the Kissimmee Chain of lakes where the upcoming KBF Trail Series and TENvitational will be held. He previews the chain with... The post #40: LIVESTREAM #1 – Previewing the KIssimmee CHain with Captain Googles appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

On today's podcast, we have on Hobie BOS Angler of the Year, Leader with Crescent Kayaks and host of the Hooked on Wild Waters, Drew Gregory! We talk about the different bass species, kayak vs boat and MUCH more! Drew's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drewgregoryfishing/ Drew's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/RiverBasserDrew/videos Drew's Podcast: https://hookedonwildwaters.com/category/podcast/ Thanks for watching! Comment, Like and SUBSCRIBE! If you would like to support the Serious Angler Podcast, here is how: PayPal: paypal.me/baileyeigbrett Venmo: @SeriousAngler Want Serious Angler apparel? Click the link below to purchase! https://teamlocker.squadlocker.com/#/lockers/serious-anglers?_k=xbhyts Follow Along On Serious Angler Social Media: Instagram: seriousangler Facebook: Serious Angler Podcast YouTube: Serious Angler Podcast ---------------- Want Premium Tungsten Jigs and Terminal Tackle? Check out Queen Tackle Receive 20% off at Queen Tackle, use code: seriousangler20 Click here to order: https://www.queentackle.com/ Have any boating or kayak needs? Give Morgan Marine a call and they will get you set up! Click the link below: https://www.morganmarine.net/ Are you looking to get yourself into the most efficient and highest rated fishing kayak? Check out Hobie Kayaks at: https://www.hobie.com/kayaks/ -------------- Follow Our Personal Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bailey_eigbrett/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fullfishingguideservice/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bailey_eigbrett Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bailey.eigbrett/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fullfishingguideservice/ ----- Want assistance with Social Media, Website Creation, Podcasting, Content Creation and MORE? Check out Serious Angler Media Services! https://www.seriousanglermedia.com/ ----- #SeriousAngler #SeriousAnglerPodcast #BassFishing --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/serious-angler/support

In the first ever Driving with Drew (DWD), I’m on my way back from NC, driving up to OH. I update you guys on why I was briefly in NC, what I think about the B.A.S.S. Kayak Nation Championship being moved to June, why I... The post #39: Driving with Drew (DWD) #1 – Lewisville in June, Why I prefer same Length/Action on all my setups, you can present lures upstream! appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

On this Episode the guys are joined by Drew Gregory from Hooked on Wild Waters and Crescent Kayaks. The guys discuss kayak development, tournament prep and much more on this episode of The Paddlers Playbook. So sit back, relax and enjoy the paddle.

In part II, Dr. Sammons, Drew and Ken discuss the redeye bass, its sub-species and yet to be classified strains, plus discuss the Guadalupe bass, the Suwannee bass and the newly discovered Choctaw bass! There is A LOT of confusion about the black bass family... The post #38 (PT 2) Making sense of the black bass species w/ Dr. Steve Sammons appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.

There is A LOT of confusion about the black bass family. For this reason Drew & Dr. Noisewater (Ken Morris) contacted one of Drew’s good friends, Fisheries Biologist with Auburn University, Dr. Steve Sammons, to set the record straight. The amount of incredible info and... The post #37 Making sense of all the black bass species w/ Dr. Steve Sammons (PART 1) appeared first on Hooked on Wild Waters.