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Clay offends numerous fly anglers with his thoughts on trout at the F3T Fly Tying Symposium. He also discusses the finer points of fishing for bats with Nate Hill of Hill Country Guides Service. Dave takes friend and virgin ice angler Kim Starbuck to the Bellamy Reservoir in Madbury, NH where they find black crappie and discuss barriers to getting into the sport. Gyotaku artist Barry Singer explains the Japanese art of fish printing, and Australian Fish Nerds correspondent Luke Chamings (Chamo’s Lures) hosts this week’s “Fish in the News” that explores a problem with great white shark ecotourism Down Under. Finally the Nerds talk up their upcoming live appearance on the Cold River Radio Show in Conway, NH on May 10, 2015.

Dan's week of scouting for turkeys here in Michigan What he found Patterning his shotgun Putting the puzzle together California lead ammo for hunting ban Banning all lead ammo for hunting in the state How does the ATF play into this equation What is the outcome for the hunters of California Taxes on fishing supplies, the Johnson Dingle Act of 1950 What is taxed Where does it go How is it similar to the Pittman Roberston Act of 1934 Ladies day out at Cabela's this coming saturday Talking turkeys Talking ticks Throw Back Thursday Up North Journal style! Running our original pilot episode that has never been published Running our first 42 shows each and every thursday, these shows are no longer available on the internet until now!

In this episode of The Turkey Hunter Podcast, Jimmy Primos with Primos Hunting shares his decoy set up tips to help us have more success in the Spring turkey hunting woods. Jimmy tells us what set ups he uses for early season, mid season, and late season turkey hunts. Be sure to tune in to next week's The Turkey Hunter Podcast where we will learn some habits and patterns of wild turkeys with Ronnie "Cuz" Strickland with Mossy Oak.

HuntFishTravel - Keeping Your Game Fresh After the Kill You’ve killed it and field dressed it but now what? Wildlife Information Specialist, Certified Fisheries Biologist for the Indiana DNR Michelle Cain is this week’s guest. We’re going to talk about how not to spoil the meat once you have an animal on the ground.   http://www.outdoorpodcastchannel.com/   Subscribe and leave a review on iTunes for us: http://www.outdoorpodcastchannel.com/itunes .   Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/outdoorpodcastchannel Follow me on Twitter: http://Twitter.com/CarrieZylka Follow me on Instagram: http://Instagram.com/CarrieZylka 

Dave’s comfortable, yet impractical ice fishing mobile prompts Clay to extol the benefits of a good “sittin'” chair. The Nerds then discuss strategies for fishing late season ice on NH’s biggest lake, and why staying home sometimes makes the most sense. In “Fish in the News”, Dave and Clay cover stories on a record paddlefish, dottybacks and a Kickstarter campaign for Tiny Fish Fingers. Lastly Dave shares his expertise on fishing bobbers.

Have you ever thought about making a big difference in the lives of others? Join me as Ray Howell shares part of his story from prison to founder of [Kicking Bear Foundation][kicking], a nationwide, faith-based non-profit organization with outdoor and archery programs for underprivileged, at-risk, or any youth who wants to get into the outdoors.   Guest's Opening Quote: "I was chasing my dreams all over the world with a bow in my hand. I've always stayed focused on not giving up and the same thing with bow hunting. As you're chasing the super slam, it isn't a matter of **IF** you are ever going to get that animal, it is a matter of **WHEN**. It is persistence that pays off. And it is persistence that pays off in anything that you go after." More About My Guest: Ray was raised on a farm by foster parents. His younger years were filled with boyhood dreams of hunting and fishing; however these dreams didn’t become a reality until after he turned 18. He was taken on his first whitetail hunt by his social worker a

Off Road Vehicle propsed laws New Legislation being proposed What does that mean for the buyers and industry Time to get ready to start thinking about your food plots, and interview with Tim Billet of Rough Ridge Seeds. The 4 P's Soil testing Plots sizes www.roughridge.com My hunting property, lost lease. Upper Peninsula of Michigan proposed deer hunting rule changes for 2015 season PSE Q & A with Bobby Vargas PSE Marketing Manager: what is the effective range of today's compound bows? Understanding arrow launch. https://youtu.be/mdsAGXF2DGs https://youtu.be/sRxB57QkNws

In this episode of The Turkey Hunter Podcast I share 8 keys to a proper turkey hunting setup, 7 windy day turkey hunting tactics, and a simple way to sight in your turkey hunting shotgun without breaking your shoulder or your wallet. Setting up properly on a turkey is extremely important to filling a turkey tag this Spring. Setting up in the wrong spot will make it very difficult, if not impossible, to be able to get your shotgun on a gobbler's waddles. In this episode, you'll hear 8 of my keys to a proper set up. If you'll keep these 8 things in mind when you are approaching that gobbling Tom, then you will increase the odds of not eating turkey tag soup for dinner. Many of us do not have the luxury of hunting turkeys only on those bluebird days when the winds are calm and the skies are cloud free. In fact, most of us have to turkey hunt whenever we get the chance to hunt whether it is raining, windy, cold, snowing, or just cloudy. Of all the weather conditions that we hunt in, my least favorite is the wind.

We're sitting down with Jodie and Brandon Carter of Reel Shot TV and chatting about the amazing hunting that can be had in New Zealand.

With spirits high from recording their first news piece for public radio, the Nerds headed to Concord, New Hampshire to record a podcast at the Sportsmen’s Banquet and Expo. As the crowd bustled around them, Dave and Clay talked about the virtues of fish slime, the challenges of being a Shaker and what books they plan to write.  Also on the podcast, Dr. Erika Martin talks about the widespread and at times invasive brown trout, and Dave has an interview with Greg Power of NOAA Fisheries about management in the Gulf of Maine.

Have you ever dreamed about making a big move, but just couldn't bring yourself to do it? Join me as Rick explains how and why he made the huge move from Connecticut to Montana with his wife, five kids, and no confirmed job in order to pursue his life-long ambitions for fly fishing and bowhunting. Also learn how his "awesome" wife supported him in going after his big dream, despite the big risks.     Guest's Opening Quote: "I think that when my job changed, it forced me to make that decision. I'm glad that it did. At the time it didn't feel good, but as soon as I made the decision, I was super excited!"   More About My Guest: Rick is a fly fishing guide in Dillon Montana working primarily on the Big Hole River and the Beaverhead River.  Rick grew up in Connecticut with fly fishing and bow hunting as his two primary passions.   For years Rick dreamed of living in Montana for the exceptional hunting and fishing opportunities and when his career changed, he decided to do something he loved and moved his family

What is the Pittman Roberston Act of 1934? What is taxed What does the money go for Additions to the act New Michigan Hunting Laws Concerning Drones Hunter Harrassment with drones law Drones will be illegal to hunt with in Michigan Several Deer Found Dead in New Hampshire Due to Winter Feeding What killed them Why did it kill them What should we as outdoorsmen do  Why do we need a stabilizer on our bow? Tech Tip from Bobby Vargas of PSE

Joshua Carney, Son of the South, is a remarkable young man with a remarkable story and a remarkable gift.  Josh was injured in a turkey hunting accident almost 10 years ago.  As a result of his accident he has been given the gift of reproducing animal sounds with his natural voice. In this episode of The Turkey Hunter Podcast, Josh shares the story of his accident, and some safety tips that we need to be mindful of while we are in the turkey woods this spring. Also, I answer the question of what to do with a flopping, but not yet dead, turkey in the new Ask the Turkey Hunter segment of the show. Enjoy listening to the interview with Josh Carney, and be sure to tune in next week for Episode 028 - Proper Decoy Setups with Jimmy Primos.

Thanks for listening to 100 episodes! This episode explains the new format, new website and new brand. Check out the new site at http://HuntFishTravel.net   4:00 Brief introduction. 10:00 Segmentation in the industry. 19:00 Favorite hunting and fishing spots. 25:00 Bucket List. 35:00 Travel mishaps. 38:00 Being "hangry".

Long time friend Mike Earp and fellow member of The Crush TV show with Lee and Tiffany Lakosky stop's in and we cover all the details for food plots to trial-cam's and tree-stands on the Lakosky farm a in depth look of how they do things day to day. 

The Fish Nerds love public radio and in this episode they reminisce about their favorite appearances on New Hampshire Public Radio and WGBH in Boston. Then Doc Martin focuses on the climbing goby that is also a world-class gardener.  “Fish in the News” investigates the likelihood that a Japanese tsunami could transport fish across the Pacific to the west coast of the United States.  Finally, Dave and Clay talk about late season icefishing and why they think this is the best time of year to fish.

Are you living the lifestyle that you really want to live? Are you creating excellence in your life that you really want to create? Join me as I talk to Tony Bynum, professional wildlife, hunting, adventure, and nature photographer about his outdoor adventure lifestyle and the model that he lives by.   Guest’s Opening Quote:   “I mean I can’t tell you how many young people just can not afford to come and visit me. They say ‘I can’t afford that. Oh it’s a plane ticket. When am I ever going to get time?’ And five years later they are in the same place they were in five years ago. They are still trying to figure it out. Quit wasting all your money on drinking beer and going to Mexico. What do you want to do with your life?”   More About My Guest:   The About page on Tony’s website has a quote by him “Trails are for hikers, I’m an explorer!“. He is an adventure, conservation, wildlife, nature, and outdoor commercial [photographer] and is based in East Glacier Park, Montana, on the Blackfeet Reservation. Tony has

Thanks to my UNJ crew for everything! Local media embellished coyote kills and a coyote that was shot Vintage guns, what gun would you want from years gone by Squirrel Barking What is it? How to hunt this way Are hunters forced into paying for conservation Pittman Roberston Act 1934 Outdoor conservation groups Upcoming Saginaw Michigan Cabela's events Charter Captains Day Spring Outdoor Days Ladies Day Out Store Marketing Manager's bow kill, a story that has a good ending Washing your hunting clothes from a different perspective