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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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27:20

Trout Unlimited and Great Lakes Cold Water Restoration

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/06/01

Cold water fish species are especially vulnerable to climate change. Taylor Ridderbusch is Trout Unlimited America’s specialist on cold water Great Lakes issues and our guest this week on Blue fish Radio.Link to hear what TU is up to ensure the future of cold water fish species this week on Blue Fish Radio. Link here for a very good overview of the most recent work undertaken by Trout Unlimited within the Great Lakes regionhttps://www.tu.org/

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Flood Management versus Fish Habitat

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/05/25

Lena Azeez from Watershed Watch Salmon Society is working with communities from British Columbia’s lower mainland to draft and pass a resolution that underscores their commitment to safeguard fish habitat. This sort of sentiment often gets lost when flood prevention strategies are implemented; however, one shouldn’t come at the expense of the other. Fish habitat and impacts on fish health need to be considered when designing strategies for flood control, so says Lina and the community leaders she’s

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27:16

Balancing Dams with Fish Passage

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/05/18

Dams and barriers are often considered positive landscape features because they can generate power, provide recreational opportunities, block invasive species, and prevent contaminant and disease transfer upstream. The flip side of that coin is that barriers can also reduce ecosystem function by reducing species richness, fragmenting habitats, impairing animal movements, impounding water, increasing temperature, and altering sediment transport.Listen as Lawrence Gunther speaks with Marc Gaden from

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32:26

St. Lawrence River Institute on Fish Health Research

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/05/11

Dr. Jeff Ridal is the Executive Director of the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences. Jeff is this week’s guest on Blue Fish Radio and outlines what the Institute’s numerous scientists are hard at work researching. This year also marks the 25th anniversary of the Research Symposium organized by the Institute and held at the OPG Visitor Centre in Cornwall May 30 and 31. Link to hear Jeff speak about the challenges the Institute faces, and why studying the River’s ecosystem is

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26:47

Musky Canada Sport Fishing and Research

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/05/02

Musky Canada Sport Fish and Research came into being to introduce conservation measures into the sport of Musky fishing. For over 40 years there now 700 members from the 13 different Canadian chapters have been supplying the Ministry of Natural Resources with catch-and-release logs to aid in Musky research. This year the organization has funded three different research projects, including one on Lake St Clair in partnership with Shimano Canada.Listen as Musky Canada’s President Chris Nielsen

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23:16

Upper St Lawrence River Protection Network

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/04/27

The Upper St Lawrence River Protection Network is the creation of Karen Cooper at the St. Lawrence River Institute for Environmental Studies in Cornwall. The Network serves as a resource for coordination and distribution of river-related research and mitigation information; encourages existing and future ongoing research, education and remediation on both sides of the river; and, serves as a voice to foster an environmentally balanced and sustainable approach to recreation and development.Listen

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25:09

Commissioner Gordon Walker and the International...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/04/20

Commissioner Gordon Walker is one of three Canadian Commissioners who have pledged to uphold the terms of a 1909 water boundary treaty between Canada and the U.S. Governments have referred over 140 disputes to the International Joint Commission to resolve, and all but two have been settled by the six-person Commission. Holding the Canadian and U.S. governments to account on issues concerning water diversion and quality, fish health, and wetland conservation, restoration and protection, also factor

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28:44

Pledge to Pitch with Jason Barnucz

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/04/13

Jason Barnucz is a trained research biologist and the Conservation Director for the Ontario Bass Nation. Last year he challenged the over 700 members of the Ontario Bass Nation to take the next step and “Pledge to Pitch”, a BASS Nation program designed to ensure used soft plastic fishing lures are disposed of in a sustainable way. It lead to four of the 22 BASS member clubs receiving the Shimano Jackle prize valued at $1,000 presented by the Canadian Sport Fishing League.Listen as Jason speaks with

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27:31

Blind Fishing with Lawrence Gunther

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/04/05

Ten years after Blue Fish Canada’s president launched the world’s first Blind Fishing Boat, he’s still getting tons of interest from those who want to learn more about fishing and navigating blind. Not only does Lawrence catch plenty of fish, allowing him to best most of his sighted competition, he’s also the inventor of the world’s first “Blind Fishing Boat”.Listen this week on Blue Fish Radio as Lawrence Gunther shares his insights on fishing blind.Link to his Blind Fishing Boat blog at:

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26:54

Declining Resident Orca Whales and Chinook Salmon...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/03/26

While most all other Orca or Killer Whale populations are growing in size, and in certain cases, setting new population records, the southern and northern residential Orca populations along Canada’s west coast have not fared as well. At the same time, the Chinook salmon these two resident whale populations depend on almost exclusively, are themselves in decline. Scientists and conservationists alike agree that climate change related issues such as drought, warming oceans, acidification, extreme

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24:57

Invading Species at the Toronto Sportsman Show

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/03/21

Foreign species are invading the Great Lakes in numbers and varieties that are continuously, profoundly and drastically reconfiguring our aquatic ecosystems. What do we need to know and how can we play a role in preventing the introduction and spread of invasives is this week’s topic on Blue Fish Radio.Link to hear Lawrence Gunther speak with biologist Rachel Barrington about her work to inform and inspire people to fight invasives, and what happens when we lose.

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29:29

Dr Chris Harvey-Clarke and Greenland Sharks

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/03/13

FB: Dr. Chris Harvey-Clarke is the Director of Animal Care for all three Dalhousie University east-coast campuses. His passion is the study of Greenland sharks to the point now that he’s the go-to guy for TV programs such as Discovery channel’s Daily Planet and the River Monster series. Way more than that though, Chris is a world leader in his field, and is working hard to train Canada’s next generation of marine biologists by bringing them out on the water to gain first-hand experience with these

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27:44

Max Finkelstein Canoes from Capital to Capital Part 2

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/03/08

Max Finkelstein had an idea that the rivers of Canada and the United States shared much in common, and organized a team of paddlers to prove his point. Together they paddled a voyager canoe from Ottawa to Washington; a trip that would prove far more challenging than first surmised.Link to hear Max talk about the risks of paddling through some of North America’s largest cities this week on Blue fish Radio.

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Max Finkelstein Canoes Across Canada Part 1

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/03/02

Few have accomplished anything close to what Max Finkelstein has undertaken with a paddle and canoe. He’s literally traversed Canada along throughout the north, and has led an expedition from Ottawa to Washington. Along the way he published two books about his adventures. Max is still at it, but took some time to share some of his hard-earned lessons on Blue fish Radio in a two part series. Part one covers his trips throughout Canada.Link to hear Max talk about seeing Canada through two sets of eyes

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Dave Mercer Canada's newest Member of the Fishing...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/02/21

Each year Andy and Vida Pallotta host the Canadian Sport Fishing Hall of Fame Awards as part of their Toronto Spring Fishing and Boat Show. It’s a class act put on by classy people. No shortage of top shelf spectators in the crowd as well, and this week on Blue Fish Radio we speak with a bunch of the best and brightest in the industry to hear what they think about the Canadian Sport Fishing Hall of Fame and this year’s inductee Dave Mercer.Link to hear what folks like Bob Izumi, Angelo Viola, Pete

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Dr Larry McKinney Raises Concerns About Canada's...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/02/15

Canada has set the goal to establish marine protection areas for 10 per cent of our oceans by 2020. What this all means for recreational fishers and others has yet to be determined. In the short-term, Bill C55 is intended to require the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans to apply precautionary restrictions that could put a stop to recreational fishing without first having conducted the science that would justify adopting such a strong measure. It’s a Ministerial requirement that concerns Dr. Larry

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Tom Brooke Reflects on past and Future Challenges to...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/02/09

Mr. Tom Brooke is one of Canada’s greatest ambassadors for recreational fishing. He’s personally been involved in driving forward many of the transformative changes that helped ensure the tradition of recreational fishing has evolved to meet technological and environmental changes throughout North America. Tom’s hand in developing the water weigh-in system used by fishing tournaments, forming the Canadian Sport Fishing Industry Association, and his recent honorary appointment to Canada’s all-party

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28:22

Watershed Watch on Penned and Wild Salmon

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/01/26

In 2015, Stan Proboszcz, staff scientist with watershed watch, was asked to be on a government science steering committee examining an Infectious Virus found on salmon farms and its risk to wild salmon. Stan had concerns about being on a government-led committee, especially after the Cohen Inquiry into the Decline of Fraser Sockeye Salmon concluded that DFO may have a pro-salmon farming bias. Now that the steering committee has published their final report, Stan is speaking out. Link here to hear

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27:15

John Anderson and the Ottawa River Musky Factory

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/01/24

John Anderson from the Ottawa River Musky Factory is our guest this week on Blue Fish Radio. John also features in the first of ten stories told in the feature documentary What Lies Below. Having operated on the River for 18 years now, it’s safe to say no one knows the Ottawa River’s Musky as well as John. He’s also committed to ensuring the fishery survives and thrives.Link here to learn more about the mighty Musky and what John Anderson is doing to ensure their on-going domination of the

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24:22

Fox in the BC Henhouse

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/01/18

In order to reduce the size of government and speed up approval processes, public oversight of BC resources has been drastically reduced over the past 15 years. Professional reliance became the BC government’s term for the way natural resources are now managed. This approach lets corporations hire consultants to monitor and approve their industrial activities, instead of government scientists and engineers. Many call what has taken place in BC “putting the foxes in charge of the henhouse.” The BC

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