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The Blue Fish Radio Show

Blue Fish Radio

Blue Fish Radio is produced and hosted by Lawrence Gunther (www.lawrencegunther.com). The show features interviews with people that have expertise and first-hand knowledge about fishing, fish and aquatic ecosystems. Lawrence Gunther applies his expertise, experience and engaging style to both educate and entertain listeners. Each show lasts 30 minutes and is streamed by a number of broadcasters.Production and distribution of the Blue Fish Radio Show is intended to share valuable lessons and

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25:26

Jeff Gussy Gustafson is One Focussed Angler

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/03/08

Jeff Gustafson, known throughout the fishing World as Gussy, grew up on the shores of Lake of the Woods in Kenora, Ontario. At age 14 he guided his first paying client, and now fish’s the BASS Master Elite tournament trail with an eye on winning the BASS Master Classic. Jeff is a prolific outdoor writer, professional photographer, and for six years hosted the TV show “Fishing with Gussy”. Jeff is the guest on this episode of Blue Fish Radio. With his customary good nature and humility, reveals the

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26:03

Taking the Pulse of the St. Lawrence

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/03/01

Dr. Leigh McGaughey has researched diverse aquatic ecosystems all over the world, and is now focusing on the St. Lawrence River. The report intends to address the questions of importance to members of the public. Can I eat the fish that I catch? Is it safe to swim? How healthy is our water? It’s about the health of the River now, how it compares to the past, and what can be done to make it better. The report is intended to focus research programs in areas that are data deficient and provide

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25:29

Outdoor Journal Radio Features Lawrence Gunther

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/02/22

The Fishing Canada TV show and Outdoor Journal Radio are two programs that exemplify responsible outdoor enjoyment and ethical behavior in the outdoors. Blue Fish Canada’s president Lawrence Gunther had the honor of giving the key note address when the TV and radio program founding Viola brothers were inducted into the Canadian Sport Fishing Hall of Fame. This episode of Blue Fish Radio features Angelo Viola’s interview with Lawrence Gunther on Outdoor Journal Radio as the featured guest for the

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29:05

Citizen Science Means You

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/02/13

Blue Fish Canada’s founder and president Lawrence Gunther often finds himself in classrooms with a mission to engage and inspire youth to become the next generation of conservation minded outdoor enthusiasts. He engages students with a mix of stories and compelling reasons why fishing connects us all to nature in profound ways. Lawrence takes it one step further and challenges youth to use their passion for the outdoors to become citizen scientists by using their fishing skills as a tool for

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26:14

Gulf of Mexico Fish Stocks and the 2010 BP Oil Spill

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/02/08

Since the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster in 2010, ongoing findings and research are delivering a clearer understanding of what such spills mean for the long term health of affected ecosystems. The oil disaster’s negative effects are increasingly clear, present and far from resolved, but with $16 billion set aside to address ecosystem restoration, the verdict is still out on whether it’s possible to achieve full recovery. Joining Lawrence Gunther on this episode of Blue Fish Radio is Ryan Fikes, a Staff

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27:49

Canada's Cold Water Sharks and Remembering Rob Stewart

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/01/31

Canada’s Rob Stewart, creator of the award-winning documentary “Sharkwater”, perished while diving off Florida’s coast two years ago today. Dr Chris Harvey Clark, one of Canada’s leading experts on cold water sharks, was a frequent collaborator of Rob’s. Dr. Harvey Clark joins Lawrence Gunther on this episode of Blue Fish Radio to explore the mysterious world of cold water sharks along Canada’s east coast, and the transformative role Rob Stewart played in changing how people view sharks. Rob Stewart

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24:17

Dr Chris Harvey Clark on Booming Indigenous and...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/01/25

Dr. Chris Harvey Clark is a leading expert and frequent contributor to numerous research studies, TV shows and documentaries, including our own feature-length documentary “What Lies Below” now airing on CBC Documentary Channel. We ask Chris what he thinks is fueling the hyper-abundance of Lobster and Gray Seals now found along Canada’s east coast, and why marine species are transitioning north into Canada’s territorial waters. Link below to hear Dr Chris Harvey Clark’s conversation with Lawrence

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23:51

SUCCESS -- BC Municipalities Vote Yes for Wild Salmon

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/01/18

Watershed Watch is devoted to addressing issues impacting wild salmon stocks throughout British Columbia. Whether it’s to improve conditions for struggling southern BC Chinook salmon stocks to help feed resident Killer Whales, or to ensure indigenous fishers and recreational anglers can continue to catch salmon to feed their families and sustain their coastal communities, the organization and its many volunteers are working hard to resolve spawning opportunities and habitat issues.Link to listen to

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24:45

Save the River Takes on Invasive Carp

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/01/11

John Peach is the Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper, Executive Director of Save The River, and this week’s guest on Blue Fish Radio. Listen this week as John lays out his plans to engage the U.S. and New York state governments to fund the proposed $778 million to establish innovative technologies developed to prevent Asian Carp from entering the Great Lakes, while still allowing ships to transit between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River. Proposed structural measures to the Brandon Road Lock

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28:13

Chris Harvey-Clark on Sea Turtles Along Canada's East...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2019/01/04

Dr. Chris Harvey-Clark is the Director of Animal Care at Dalhousie University in Halifax Nova Scotia. He’s a marine biologist by training, a veterinarian, author, cinematographer, sculptor, and a popular guest on numerous TV shows and documentaries.This week on Blue Fish Radio Dr. Harvey Clark shares with host Lawrence Gunther his work on rescuing cold-shocked sea turtles along Canada’s east coast.

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28:01

Peter Bowman on Playing it Forward

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/12/27

Peter Bowman is the associate producer and co-host of Fish’n Canada going on 28 years, and was inducted into the Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame in 2012. Pete’s probably fished more of Canada’s lakes and rivers than anyone walking – live or dead. He’s figured out not only how to catch just about anything that swims, but how to do it in a way that ensures the next angler can do the same – playing it forward for the next angler.Pete is Lawrence Gunther’s guest on this episode of Blue Fish Radio:

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28:06

Angelo Viola on the Future of Fish and Fishing

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/12/21

Over 33 years of co-hosting Fish’n Canada with Pete Bowman at his side for the last 28, and as the host of Outdoor Journal Radio, Angelo Viola has witnessed a remarkable progress in the way we fish. He firmly believes that the fishing ethic Canadians practice has contributed to making Canada a world class eco-tourism destination. Angelo is also a believer in the one-health view of life.On this episode of Blue Fish Radio, Angelo Viola explains why the 8-million Canadians who fish are actively

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20:22

BC Angler Wins Fight against billionaire over Access...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/12/13

Giant killer Rick McGowan took his 30-year fight with a billionaire owner of the massive 250,000 acre B.C. Douglas Lake ranch all the way to the BC Supreme Court, and won! It confirms the public’s right to access public water located on private land and, who controls the public roads that cross these private spaces. Thank you Rick and all those who stood behind him over the years – especially his wife who did most all of the “paralegal” work.Link to this episode of Blue Fish Radio to hear Rick

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29:31

Killer Whale and Chinook Abundance

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/12/07

Dr. Andrew Trites is the director of the University of British Columbia's Marine Mammal Research Unit, and is one of Canada’s top scientists researching Killer Whale and seal populations along Canada’s west coast. Dr. Trites is one of a number of scientists trying to get to the bottom of why southern resident Killer Whales are thinner than their resident cousins to the north, who are thriving. He’s concluded the estimated 600,000 large Chinook salmon in the area where southern resident Killer Whales

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26:44

Why Alaska's Wild Salmon Are Thriving Except for Chinook

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/11/30

What buffalo once meant to the First Nations people of the Plains, salmon are to the people of the Pacific Northwest. Working hard to identify why Chinook or King salmon are struggling along North America’s west coast has fish ecologists scrambling.Link to hear Dr Peter Westley from the University of Alaska explain why Alaskan Chinook numbers are down, at the same time Sockeye, Pink and Chum numbers are higher than ever, on this episode of Blue Fish Radio.Link below for more about the research

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27:38

Back to Basics with the Environment Commissioner of...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/11/22

Dianne Saxe could very well be Ontario’s last Environmental Commissioner due to recently announced budget cuts. Commissioner Saxe is this week’s guest on Blue Fish Radio, and speaks with Lawrence Gunther about water pollution, the loss of wetlands, threats to wildlife, and how each of us can voice our concerns and suggestions on what needs to be done to conserve Ontario’s wildlife, wetlands, and the future of fish and fishing.Link to hear what Commissioner Saxe has identified as priorities in her

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30:52

Fish Pain Explained by Dr Steven Cooke

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/11/15

Surprisingly, there isn’t a lot of credible research on the topic of fish pain, but that doesn’t stop people from speculating. Dr. Steven Cooke is Canada’s Research Chair in Fish Ecology and Conservation Physiology, and knows a thing or two about fish.Link to hear what Dr. Cooke has to say about how and when fish feel pain on this episode of Blue Fish Radio.

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23:41

Return of New Brunswick Striped Bass Fuel Economic Boom

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/11/09

New Brunswicker Jeff Wilson is a citizen scientist and steward of the Miramichi River’s rebounding Striped bass fish stock. He’s also the Co-host of the Miramichi Striper Cup, an annual catch&release tournament that attracts over 2,000 participants. Striped bass are a native fish species that have been commercially fished to near oblivion along the Atlantic coast on several occasions, but due to climate change and commercial fishing embargos, their numbers are rebounding with astonishing speed.Link

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27:08

What's Next for Lake of the Woods

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/11/02

In 2008 Minnesota declared the southern portion of Lake of the Woods polluted. Mr. Todd Sellers, Executive Director, Lake of the Woods Water Sustainability Foundation, has always lived and fished in the area, and wants to make sure future generations will also experience the world-class fishery that serves as the single greatest draw for tourists and cottagers.Listen to this episode of Blue fish Radio as Todd shares details about the 5-year $8.4 million research projects now underway, and his

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23:39

Miramichi River Atlantic Salmon Score a Victory Over...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/10/26

Mark Hambrook is the President of the Miramichi Salmon Association. He’s personally witnessed the decline of Atlantic salmon and now the explosive return of Striped Bass. To help restore balance, New Brunswick’s recreational anglers supported the Eel Ground First Nations community to secure the rights to harvest Striped Bass commercially. The goal is that by working together, everyone benefits from sustainable and bountiful fisheries for many generations to come. Link to hear Mark Hambrook explain

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