Black Ice, Methane Bubbles & Ice Safety in the Finger Lakes

Black Ice, Methane Bubbles & Ice Safety in the Finger Lakes

Ice safety in the Finger Lakes isn’t just about thickness. In this episode, Captain Ken walks the frozen lake with Michelle Rose to break down black ice, methane bubbles, snow ice, and what anglers should really understand before stepping out. If you fish anywhere in upstate New York, this conversation could change how you read the ice.

Mastering the Catch: Tarpon Tips, Lure Colors, and Mullet Run Strategies

* Bowing to the fish is important when tarpon fishing * Certain colors, such as red and white, black and purple, and pink and white, work well for lures * Using a center pin rod can provide advantages in certain fishing situations * The mullet run is a great time to catch big fish * Fishing locations like Ponce Inlet and Sebastian Inlet offer good opportunities * There are upcoming events and promotions for fishing enthusiasts

ICAST Insights: History, Conservation, and the Future of Fishing with Douglas Fly Rods

The conversation at ICAST covered various topics related to fishing, including the history of the event, the importance of conservation, and the introduction of new fishing products. The hosts discussed their personal experiences with fishing and their involvement with organizations like the Coastal Conservation Association. They also highlighted the features of Douglas fly rods and their plans for future fishing events. Overall, the conversation provided insights into the fishing industry and showcased the passion and enthusiasm of the hosts. 00:00 Introduction to ICAST and its History 04:19 Winner of ICAST 2024: Penn Fathom Electric Reel 06:28 Introduction and Background 07:29 The Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) 08:00 The Billion Clam Project in the Indian River Lagoon 08:54 The Mosquito Lagoon Re-nourishment Area 09:21 Challenges of Predation on Clams 09:34 Interest in Interviewing Captain Blair Wiggins 09:43 Introduction and History of Douglas Outdoors 10:50 The DX Gen 2 Series 12:11 Creating Fun and High-Performing Rods 14:05The Possibility of a Saltwater Camp 14:31 Other Products Offered by Douglas Outdoors 14:57 Where to Purchase Douglas Outdoors Products 15:10 Introduction and Overview of ICAST 2024 23:30 Exploring Fishing Opportunities in the Area 24:56 Previewing New Fishing Products at the ICAST Show 27:13 Conclusion

Fishing Insights with Special Guest Kevin Kram: Melbourne Conditions, Center Pin Reel Techniques, and Sebastian Inlet Report

In this conversation, Ken Strimple, John Grasta, and Kevin Kram discuss their experiences and love for fly fishing. They talk about the Wolf School of Fly Fishing and its impact on their fishing techniques. They also discuss the use of center pin reels and two-handed spay rods in fly fishing. The conversation covers various topics such as fishing in Melbourne, the history of fly fishing in the United States, and the future of the sport. Overall, the conversation highlights the joy and excitement of fly fishing and the importance of continuous learning and improvement. 00:40 Fishing Conditions in Melbourne 02:46 Challenges and Variability in Fishing 03:57 Using a Center Pin Reel and Spay Rod 05:41 Fishing in Florida with a Center Pin Reel 07:55 Adjusting Depth and Presentation 09:16 Fishing for Big Fish with a Center Pin Reel 12:05 Fishing Report for Sebastian Inlet 15:41 Acknowledging Sponsors and Social Media

Epic Striper Tales with Manhattan Cup Winner Mike Dean & Local Fishing Reports

🎣 Join Captain Ken Strimple and Big Flies Johny Grasta as they welcome special guest and Manhattan Cup Fishing Tournament winner, Mike Dean, to discuss the thrilling story behind catching a 61 lb striper. 🏆 The Manhattan Cup honors our first reponders and veterans, making this win even more special. In the second segment, tune in for local fishing reports and tips to enhance your next fishing adventure. Don't miss out! 🎧🐟 #LetsCatchFish #FishingPodcast #StriperFishing #FishingTips #ManhattanCup #Spacecoast 🎥 Watch the episode now on our YouTube channel! [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ_Err]