http://mauromedia.com Because It's All About The Content Wed, 09 May 2012 04:26:25 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Because It's All About The Content MauroMedia no Because It's All About The Content http://mauromedia.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://mauromedia.com http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-podcast/fish-schticks-podcast-episode-2/ http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-podcast/fish-schticks-podcast-episode-2/#comments Thu, 14 May 2009 03:19:23 +0000 Michael Mauro http://mauromedia.com/?p=225 Fly Fishing Film Tour, presented by The Drake. In just it's third year, The Fly Fishing Film Tour has become the fishing entertainment event of the year. The Film Tour is going on now, we’ve been talking about it nearly every week on the Fish Schtick, and it will be seen in well over 75 cities this year. The goal of the Fly Fishing Film Tour is to energize the industry and inspire filmmakers to create new cutting edge films to both entertain and educate outdoor enthusiasts. Fly Fishing Film Tour director Thad Robison is on the Fish Schtick with us this week.Brian / Moldy Chum News]]> http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-podcast/fish-schticks-podcast-episode-2/feed/ 1 American Rivers,films,Fish,fish schtick,Fly Fishing Film Tour,mauromedia,michael mauro,Moldy Chum,Recycled Fish,Thad Robison Thad Robison joins us on the Fish Schtick this week. Thad is on the road with the Fly Fishing Film Tour, presented by The Drake. In just it's third year, The Fly Fishing Film Tour has become the fishing entertainment event of the year. Subscribe to Fish Schticks on iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=317397756) Subscribe to RSS (http://feeds2.feedburner.com/MauromediaHomeFishSchticksPodcast) (http://mauromedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/the-fish-schtick-icon-300x3001.jpg) SHOW NOTES Thad Robison joins us on the Fish Schtick this week. Thad is on the road with the Fly Fishing Film Tour (http://www.flyfishingfilmtour.com), presented by The Drake. In just it's third year, The Fly Fishing Film Tour has become the fishing entertainment event of the year. The Film Tour is going on now, we’ve been talking about it nearly every week on the Fish Schtick, and it will be seen in well over 75 cities this year. The goal of the Fly Fishing Film Tour is to energize the industry and inspire filmmakers to create new cutting edge films to both entertain and educate outdoor enthusiasts. Fly Fishing Film Tour director Thad Robison is on the Fish Schtick with us this week.Brian / Moldy Chum News Teeg / Recycled Fish News Guest Intro / Interview * Give us a rundown of the films on the tour * Highlight revenue sharing with the filmmakers * Do you have a favorite? * What kind of atmosphere is taking place out there * Who is coming? * What happens when you aren’t doing an event at a theater – life on the road * Stories from events this year * Getting in any fishing? * I hear your coming out with a line of Yak vodka? Conservation: American Rivers announces its 10 most endangered rivers for 2009 Carp barrier now in operation for the great lakes: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today that it will activate on April 8th a new electric barrier, known as Barrier IIA, in the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal near Lockport, Ill. 

The Army Corps has been operating a similar demonstration barrier in the Sanitary and Ship Canal since 2002. Both Barrier IIA and the demonstration barrier will operate at the same time to provide redundant back up. Both will operate at a field strength of one-volt per inch. The purpose of the barriers is to block the passage of aquatic nuisance species between the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins. Currently, the greatest concern is preventing Asian carp from moving into the Great Lakes.

 Chicago District Commander, Col. Vincent V. Quarles, hailed the activation of Barrier IIA as a significant step forward in halting the spread of invasive species via the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. He cautioned, however, that much more work remains to be done. 

“The barriers are not a panacea,” Quarles said. “They serve to plug the biggest hole, but much more work needs to be done and we all need to start looking at options for blocking other pathways.” Montana stream access bill passed - heading to the Governor's desk for signature. Final Word: April is national poetry month We ask a simple question
 And that is all we wish:
 Are fishermen all liars?
 Or do only liars fish? ~by William Sherwood Fox, Silken Lines and Silver Hooks, 1954~ Contact Us: Teeg Stouffer – http://www.recycledfish.org (http://www.recycledfish.org) Brian Bennett – http://www.moldychum.com (http://www.moldychum.com) Michael Mauro – http://www.mauromedia.com (http://www.mauromedia.com) Thad Robison - http://www.flyfishingfilmtour.com (http://www.flyfishingfilmtour.com) MauroMedia no 55:00