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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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All Episodes

55:03

Save the St Lawrence River from Five Freighters

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/01/12

On December 28 2017 the Pacific Huron Bulk Carrier, a623-foot vessel Loaded with soybean, ran aground along the south shore of the St. Lawrence River near Wellesley Island, 1,000 feet outside the channel. On January 1 2018 the Federal Biscay, a 650 foot bulk carrier became stuck in Snell Lock near Massena / Cornwall, the last lock on the St. Lawrence River. Even though the official shipping season for the St. Lawrence Seaway officially ended on December 31, 2017, these two ships, plus three others,

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Beneath the Waves with Dr Austin Gallagher

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2018/01/04

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Dr David Philipp and Sustainable Recreational Fishing

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/12/22

Dr. David Philipp has dedicated his life to understanding the interplay between anglers and fish. This week on Blue Fish Radio, Dr. Philipp discusses his research on Bass and other fish populations, and how certain fishing pressures can influence their ability to spawn successfully. He also challenges anglers with a mission to change regulations that would address current conservation inadequacies and boost fish populations by as much as 50 per cent.The following links offer more information about

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27:46

Queen's University Biological Station and Dr Stephen...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/12/20

The Queen's University Biological Stationand its Director Dr. Stephen Lougheed are working hard to make sure scientists, researchers and the public have the tools and opportunities to conduct field research necessary to track environmental change. From frogs to fish, the over 50 buildings have hosted research on ecology, evolution, conservation, geography and environmental science for over 70 years. Not only scientists and researchers can access QUBS, but citizen scientists are also welcome to take

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Reconciliation and Resource Access rights

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/12/15

Blue Fish Radio episode 168 reflects on reconciliation and resource access rights. Listen to indigenous leaders from across Canada reflect and offer advice on how we can work together to develop sustainable access to Canada’s wild renewable resources.

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27:18

Walk the Talk with Stephanie Woodworth

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/12/06

Stephanie Woodworth is a Youth Advisor for Waterlution who moved to Toronto from Dryden Ontario to pursue a Masters. We asked her to be this week’s guest on Blue fish Radio as she really has a tremendous message to offer. It’s about connecting to nature using all your senses, and how it’s only through establishing real relationships with water that you can become a true steward. Walk the talk right down to the shore and don’t stop until your feet are

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27:09

La Pêche Au Féminin

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/11/29

Fly Fishing International Certified instructor Joannie De Lasablonniere has instructed over 100 women to fly fish since launching her business in 2016, La Peche Au Feminin. When she’s not teaching women, she’s introducing the sport to youth ages 12-18, and leading them on fishing trips from the Gaspesie to the Keys. She’s one of only five female Fly Fishing International certified instructors in Canada, and her biggest fish to date is an 8-foot Black Tip

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25:43

Meet the Lake2Plate Champions

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/11/22

Lake2Plate is a new video series designed to inspire viewers to harvest and prepare fish and wild forage in ways that both celebrate our shore-lunch tradition, and the ability to harvest wild fish and food sustainably using local knowledge and science-based selection techniques. Our first Lake2Plate took place on the Ottawa River and featured Steve Mitton from the Whalesbone restaurant. Lawrence Gunther teaches Steve to fish, and learns some amazing campfire cooking techniques in return.Jim coffee,

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Part 2 with Ontario's Environmental Commissioner...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/11/15

In part two of this two-part interview with Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner, Dianne Saxe, we discuss the miss-guided actions of government and the impacts on Ontario’s environment, people and economy. We also review the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry’s risk-based approach to protecting species at risk, which the ECO report asserts has yet to protect a single species, and what this means for turtles and the Algonquin or Eastern wolf. We also learn about the unacceptable delays behind

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Part 1 with Ontario's Environmental Commissioner...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/11/08

In part one of this two-part interview with Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner, Dianne Saxe, we delve into the industrial tragedy that has haunted two first nations communities in north-western Ontario for over 50 years. The paper mill located on the Wabigoon-English River system continues to impact the Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong Communities following an estimated initial dump of 11 tons of Mercury into the environment. We also explore the reasons behind the blue-green algae issues in Lake

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25:57

North American Eel Annual Survey on the St Lawrence

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/11/01

American Eel once dominated the great lakes and their many tributaries. As much as 80% of the biomass in the system consisted of eels. Habitat loss, excessive commercial fishing, and hydroelectric dams have all impacted their abundance, which is now estimated to be about 1% of their former glory. Listen to Episode 162 of Blue Fish Radio as Matt Windle, Biologist with the St. Lawrence River Institute for Environmental Research, explains how he and his volunteers carry out their annual night-time fall

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27:41

North American Whale Disentanglement Coordination and...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/10/25

Disentangling whales from commercial fishing gear and just about anything else we put into oceans is an increasingly growing concern. More whales, more whale watchers, and more ways for commercial fishers and others to report entanglements, means more work for the 75 NOAA certified disentanglers located along North America’s east and west coasts. They work on whales of all sizes including humpback, North Atlantic right, sperm, minke, fin, sei, and blue whales. It’s the North Atlantic Right Whale

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Dr Steven Cooke on Sustainable Recreational Angling

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/10/18

Dr. Steven Cooke’s team at Carleton University helps protect and manage fisheries and aquatic ecosystems by researching Conservation Physiology, a discipline which examines how fish and other organisms respond to change. A new research initiative by the Cooke Lab is studying Ontario’s Rideau Watershed, including tagging, tracking and monitoring small and large-mouth bass using acoustic receivers and micro acoustic transmitters. For the study to be successful, the Lab requires the assistance of

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Inuit Marine-Management Plan for Canada's Eastern Arctic

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/10/11

The Inuit of Labrador and the federal government have signed a deal that will see the Inuit participate in the development of a marine-management plan covering more than 380,000 square kilometers of coastal waters on the far eastern end of Canada’s Northwest Passage. The plan, which is expected to govern shipping, resource extraction, water quality, species management, conservation of historical sites and other matters of key importance to the Inuit such as tourism, hunting and fishing, comes as

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25:24

Marc Gaden and the GLFC

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/10/04

The Great Lakes Fishery Commission was established in 1955 by the Canadian/U.S. Convention on Great Lakes Fisheries. The commission coordinates fisheries research, controls the invasive sea lamprey, and facilitates cooperative fishery management among the state, provincial, tribal, and federal management agencies. Today’s guest on Blue fish Radio is Marc Gaden, PhD, professor at Michigan State University and Communications Director and Legislative Liaison for the Great Lakes Fishery Commission. With

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Oceana's Dr Robert Rangeley and DFO Explore Below the...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/09/27

Blue Fish Radio presents Oceana Canada’s Director of Science, Dr. Robert Rangeley, who’s fresh off the boat from his underwater exploration of the Gulf of St Lawrence. Together with Canada’s Department of Fisheries, Dr. Rangeley and government scientists operated a 3,000 kilo remotely operated vehicle at depths of 400 meters, where they explored the seafloors bountiful thriving diverse life. The extent of the marine life covering the ocean floor and at all depths was astonishing, and proves without

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25:21

Dr Dominique Lapointe on St Lawrence Fish Health

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/09/20

Fish physiologist Dr Dominique Lapointe is engaged in crucial research at the St. Lawrence Institute for Environmental Science. From Northern Pike to the invasive Round Goby, Dr. Lapointe is determined to figure out what it all means for the St. Lawrence ecosystem and the native fish that make the River their home. Dr. Lapointe started her research in the Golf of St. Lawrence, moved to Virginia, then Brazil, Uganda, Cambodia, before returning home to Canada. Listen as Lawrence and Dominique discuss

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28:38

Lawrence Gunther on Fishing Blind

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/09/14

Lawrence Gunther may be North America’s only totally blindprofessional angler. Having competed in over 125 fishing tournaments, Lawrence surpasses most of his sighted competition most of the time. Listen to this week’s Blue fish Radio Episode 155 as Lawrence gives up his blind fishing secrets.

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West Coast farmed Salmon -- a First Nations Perspective

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/09/05

For centuries now when the tide rolls out the table is set forCanada’s West Coast First Nations people. This is basic food security for people who depend on wild food year-round. Bob Chamberlin, Elected Chief Councillor for Kwikwasutinuxw Haxwa'mis, shares the First Nations perspective on wild and farmed west coast salmon this week on Blue Fish Radio.

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2017 Wild Pacific Salmon Returns Raise Concern

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/08/30

As anticipated, 2017 is proving to be a difficult year for BC’s wildsalmon. Pacific Ocean temperatures in 2015 were much warmer than average, attracting competitors and predators from southern waters, and reducing the quantity and quality of prey for salmon. Making matters worse, BC’s wild salmon are being forced to share their diminished food supply with a record number of salmon being released from hatcheries in Alaska, Russia, and Japan. Greg Taylor, Senior Fisheries Advisor with Watershed

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