On this episode of The Blue Fish Radio Show Brad offers advice on how to build a career as an outdoor communicator, and how he’s pivoted from writing exclusively, to become a producer of multi-media content such as his new “Harvest Your Own” podcast.
Brett Kissel is our guest on The Blue Fish Radio Show, and shares his thoughts on family, fishing and hunting, and how living life gives him the strength, motivation and experience to make an authentic living as an entertainer.
Dr. Harrison shares her insights on where community supported fisheries are now, and what we the public need to do to ensure these artisanal fishers have the respect and support essential to their continued operations such as working waterfronts.
In November 2021 Dr. Chris Harvey-Clark was diving with a colleague at the mouth of Halifax harbour when they encountered a 3-meter Great White shark.
Dr. Cooke shares research results concerning topics such as the post-release behavior of Largemouth and Smallmouth bass, hook removal best practices and things to avoid.
Dr. Andrew Trikes from the University of British Columbia and his research team at the Marine Mammal Research Unit just published their findings on Chinook salmon
Join Chris Bos and I as we discuss the need for science-based precautionary conservation measures in the fight to save these whales and BC’s billion-dollar marine recreational fishery.
Dr. Michael Murray served as a senior biologist with the National Wildlife Federation for over 20 years.
Watersheds Canada has taken shoreline restoration to new depths with their new “Fish Habitat Enhancement Toolkit”.
Rob Walton speaks candidly about on-going advocacy and public outreach initiatives on this episode of The Blue Fish Radio Show