Bass Fishing Tournaments and Covid 19
Jason Barnucz from OBN talks about the good news and the bad for the 2020 bass fishing season on this episode of Blue Fish Radio
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Great Lakes and St Lawrence Collaborative
The Collaborative just released its ten-year action plan focusing on addressing shoreline erosion, outdated infrastructure, exposure to toxins, and beach contamination. The Plan comes with a $2.2 Billion price tag.
IJC on New Great Lakes Fish Health Advisory Committee
Good news, the International Joint Commission just announced the formation of a Fish Consumption Advisory Project with the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, and Dr. Chan is Co-Chairing the initiative!
Rescuing Alberta’s Native Trout
The Alberta Native Trout Restoration Program includes The Alberta Conservation Association, Cows and Fish, Trout Unlimited Canada, Foothills Research Institute, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society and the Alberta Government.
Old Enough to Know What We Have Lost
Hear Stephen Hume in conversation with Lawrence Gunther on this episode of Blue Fish Radio
River Monster Host Jeremy Wade Part 2 of 2
Jeremy and Lawrence went deep on this final Blue Fish Radio segment as we explore why youth continue to be fascinated with exploring their local underwater worlds – a pastime that in 2020 is attracting youth in numbers not witnessed for decades
River Monster Host Jeremy Wade Part 1 of 2
Hear Jeremy Wade in conversation with host Lawrence Gunther on this first of this two part series “Giants of the Fishing Industry” on Blue Fish Radio.
Singer and Angler Uncle Kracker on Fishing During Troubling Times
Hear Matthew Shafer in conversation with Lawrence Gunther on this special “Fishing Musicians” episode of Blue Fish Radio
John Anderson and the Decline of St Lawrence Muskie
John Anderson recently published an article summarizing what we know from anglers and scientists, and has put out a call for action.
Covid-19 and the West Coast Recreational Salmon Fishery
Hear west coast angler Brian Braidwood discuss what anglers are doing to stay safe, and how they are seeking to have rules changed to allow for the retention of hatchery Chinook salmon