http://mauromedia.com Because It's All About The Content Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:03:02 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 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-video-short-wright-mcgill-at-ffr/ http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-video-short-wright-mcgill-at-ffr/#comments Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:57:46 +0000 tstouffer http://mauromedia.com/?p=1058 http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-video-short-wright-mcgill-at-ffr/feed/ 0 al noraker,Bioline,eagle claw,Fish,fishing,hopper dropper,mauromedia,Moldy Chum,Recycled Fish,teeg,teeg stouffer,wright & Mcgill Al Noraker, Senior Merchandising & Special Projects Manager for Wright & McGill Co, shows us their new Hopper / Dropper box at the 2009 Fly Fishing Retail Show. He also talks us through the benefits of Bioline - a product recently acquired by their com... Subscribe to The Fish Schtick Podcast on iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=317397756) Al Noraker, Senior Merchandising & Special Projects Manager for Wright & McGill Co, shows us their new Hopper / Dropper box at the 2009 Fly Fishing Retail Show. He also talks us through the benefits of Bioline - a product recently acquired by their company. The highlights: Hopper Dropper box makes life easy by providing simple storage for pre-rigged setups. Bioline is strong, and it's almost as clear underwater as flourocarbon (and way more clear than mono or flourocarbon coated mono). Plus, it biodegrades in 5 years in the environment, and will last 18 months on the reel. Good stuff. This stuff is so new that as of our upload, we're not finding it on their site, but you'll no doubt find it there soon. The website is worth a visit: Wright & McGill (http://www.wright-mcgill.com/index.php). Check out more of our Fish Schtick Video Shorts from the 2009 Fly Fishing Retail (FFR) at the Mauro Media channel on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP7TNxgkqZs&feature=PlayList&p=6E529C13DB61C36E&index=0&playnext=1). Be sure to subscribe to our weekly audio podcast, the Fish Schtick (http://mauromedia.com/category/podcast/fish-schtick-podcast/), hosted by Teeg Stouffer from Recycled Fish (http://recycledfish.org/home/) and Brian Bennett from Moldy Chum (http://www.moldychum.com/). MauroMedia no 5:59 http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-podcast-episode-6/ http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-podcast-episode-6/#comments Sat, 16 May 2009 01:58:36 +0000 Michael Mauro http://mauromedia.com/?p=310 Bioline are responsible for the first Biodegradable Fishing Line to be widely available in America. Combining Performance and Conservation, Bioline uses technologies from the medical industry for advancements in fishing. Plus, just last week he was in a bass fishing tournament so we’ll hear how he did, coming up on The Fish Schtick. Brian / Moldy Chum News Ventura this week? Any fishing? - No fishing but something is in, saw a bunch of guys in the surf, Corbina perhaps? Rivers of a Lost Coast - Good stuff! CRAZY Slabs of the Month lately! - More good stuff Once in a Blue Moon Zombie Fish, not on the Chum yet but coming, really interesting.]]> http://mauromedia.com/podcast/fish-schtick-podcast-episode-6/feed/ 1 Bioline,brian bennett,michael mauro,Moldy Chum,Oregon,Patrick Ferguson,Portland,Recycled Fish,teeg stouffer,Wayne Papp Patrick Ferguson is our guest on this week’s Fish Schtick, he joins us from his ‘save the world’ laboratories in Portland, Oregon. Patrick and his crew at Bioline are responsible for the first Biodegradable Fishing Line to be widely available in America. Subscribe to Fish Schtick 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 Patrick Ferguson is our guest on this week’s Fish Schtick, he joins us from his ‘save the world’ laboratories in Portland, Oregon. Patrick and his crew at Bioline (http://www.biolinefishing.com/) are responsible for the first Biodegradable Fishing Line to be widely available in America. Combining Performance and Conservation, Bioline uses technologies from the medical industry for advancements in fishing. Plus, just last week he was in a bass fishing tournament so we’ll hear how he did, coming up on The Fish Schtick. Brian / Moldy Chum News Ventura this week? Any fishing?  - No fishing but something is in, saw a bunch of guys in the surf, Corbina perhaps? Rivers of a Lost Coast (http://www.riversofalostcoast.com/) - Good stuff! CRAZY Slabs of the Month (http://www.moldychum.com/home-old/2009/5/15/may-slab-of-the-month-south-florida-tarpon.html) lately!  - More good stuff Once in a Blue Moon (http://www.moldychum.com/home-old/2009/5/12/film-review-once-in-a-blue-moon.html) Zombie Fish, not on the Chum yet but coming, really interesting. Teeg / Recycled Fish News SAFE Angling Kits (http://recycledfish.org/home/?p=121) are now in stores! Fly Fishing Film Tour (http://www.flyfishingfilmtour.com/) is coming to Omaha! Our Website works, sorta! Too little fishing, and more ticks than mushrooms – but a good night of bass fishing Guest Intro / Interview Last week we spoke with Ben Hobbins from the Lake Resources Group whose company took medical technologies – the stuff that’s used for skin grafts – and adapted it into plastic worms that just won’t break. They last as long as you want to fish them and they won’t come off the hook, which means fewer fish ingest the worms by accident, less plastic winds up in the environment, and ultimately it leads to healthier fish and fisheries. This week’s guest showcases another medical marvel making it’s way from pharmaceuticals to fishing for the health of fish and wildlife. We’re pleased to welcome Patrick Ferguson from Bioline to this week’s Fish Schtick… Patrick, first and foremost, how’s fishing? We heard you were in a bass tournament last week, let’s hear about that. What stage of the spawn were fish in? How were you fishing? What did it take to win the tournament? What was big fish? What was your big fish? I assume you were fishing with Bioline? Everybody hears ‘Biodegradable’ and instantly imagines their fishing line dissolving in the water, but that’s not what happens at all – it’s tough stuff – tell us about it, and how it works. Recycled Fish Ambassador Wayne Papp ( http://recycledfish.org/home/?p=262) is a guide up at Witch Bay resort on Lake of the Woods in Canada. He fished the stuff all winter through the ice, and has some amazing catches to show off with Bioline, including some massive lake trout. What are some of the most amazing fish stories you’ve heard caught on Bioline so far? Who is using it? Where is it catching on? Why does it matter? What are some of the issues with fishing line in the environment? Any statistics on fishing line in the environment you can share? How does it compare to mono? How much does it sell for and where can people get it? Conservation Brian – you got anything good to get in here? Met the people from Urban City Anglers in Atlanta this week, they’re solving environmental problems in the inner city by taking kids fishing. This was an interesting story after hearing from my wife who went to Detroit this week to plant trees with inner city kids… I used to be on the board of Big City Mountaineers, similar program using the backcountry. This could go nationwide, I would love to help. MauroMedia no 48:51