Curt Redden lives in Hattiesburg, Mississippi and loves fishing, art, and promoting catch & release for trophy fish. It was a natural combination to produce a gallery of beautiful fish art and to give anglers who wanted to hang a trophy on the wall an opportunity to do it through original painted art. Curt is involved with conservation, fishing and art in a handful of different ways – and he’s had time in the media, too. We’ll dig into his story today on The Fish Schtick. Read More
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Fish Schtick Episode 44 – Curt Redden
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Fish Schtick Episode 43 – Catch Up
It's been a busy summer and we are just getting a chance to catch up. Read More
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Fish Schtick Episode 41 – Ryan Roberts
Ryan Roberts is the National Fish Habitat Action Plan Communications Coordinator for the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. If I lost you somewhere in there, he’s one of the guys in Washington, DC who is working to make sure that our fish have the habitat they need, which is good for us who like to fish for them. Every year, they come out with their “10 Waters to Watch” list, and we asked Ryan to come on the show to talk about them. Read More
Fish Schtick Episode 40 – Jackie Smith
Jackie Smith may be most well known as a professional football player and NFL Hall of Famer. He played tight end for the St. Louis Cardinals and the Dallas Cowboys from 1963 to 1978. His career included 480 receptions for 7,918 yards, and 40 touchdowns. At the time of his retirement, Smith's 7,918 receiving yards were the most ever by an NFL tight end, and would remain so until narrowly surpassed by Ozzie Newsome in 1990. Aside from being in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Jackie was inducted Read More
Fish Schtick Podcast Episode 39 – Jim Hudson
Jim Hudson is the man behind the Learn 2 Fish Fishing Schools – you heard about those a couple weeks ago on our episode with Pete Maina. He’s also the man behind the Ice Roads “On Ice” Clinics – we talked about those during our Ice Fishing Spectacular. If you saw our Ice Fishing 301 video, you saw Jim talking about new products from the Clam Corporation. When he’s not running one of these schools, he’s guiding on Chequamegon Bay and the Apostle Islands on Lake Superior out of Bayfield, Read More
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Fish Schtick Podcast Episode 37 – Dr. Bruce Condello
Bruce Condello is from Lincoln, Nebraska where his time is split between his dental practice, his thriving aquaculture business, raising a handsome family, and chasing the biggest bluegills that North America has to offer. He’s also an avid angler of all things that swim, so we’ll pluck some stories out of him, but he’s known among fishing circles for the Condello Strain Bluegill, his website, BigBluegill.com, and he’s on the cover of this month’s In-Fisherman magazine holding a fish the size of a dinner plate. Read More
Fish Schtick Podcast Episode 35 – Anders Halverson
Anders Halverson joins us on today’s Fish Schtick. He’s the author of “An Entirely Synthetic Fish: How Rainbow Trout Beguiled America and Overran the World.” Anders is an award-winning journalist with a Ph.D. in ecology from Yale University. With support from the National Science Foundation, he wrote this book as a research associate at the University of Colorado’s Center of the American West. We’ll pick on the Rainbow Trout on today’s Fish Schtick, but first … Read More
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Fish Schtick Podcast Episode 34 – Andrew Bennett – Deneki Outdoors
Andrew Bennett runs Deneki Outdoors, which operates fly fishing lodges in Alaska, British Columbia, the Bahamas and Chile. They also have one of the freshest, richest blogs on the internet, and you get their daily dose right in your e-mail inbox. We’re going to get Andrew to unload some fish stories from some of the greatest destinations on the planet today, and we know he’s got them because we read ‘em every day. Read More
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Fish Schtick Podcast Episode 33 – Bryan Huskey
Bryan Huskey of Fishbite media is a photographer and filmmaker inspired by the open spaces of the Rocky Mountains and the Northwest United States. He is establishing his own niche in the fly fishing media community, Bryan’s photos have been featured in the last two Scott Rods catalogs, CATCH Magazine, and he just won the gold medal at the Oregon Fly Fishing Film Festival for his "Oregon Water" short. He also produced the “Casting 4 A Cure” video we talked about with guest Bill Farnum a couple of weeks ago. Read More
Fish Schtick Episode 45 – Darren Gallaher
Darren Gallaher is a friend from Chattanooga, Tennessee, or pretty close to there. He’s been fishing competitively since he was just a little kid, kind of a bass prodigy. As an adult he guides and fishes competitively, he’s a spokesperson for a number of brands like Berkley and Bass Pro Shops, and has even held a tournament director title. But the reason we wanted to have him on the show more than anything is that he’s a great guy who loves to fish and has a million good stories. Plus Read More