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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

27:06

Rebuilding Numbers of US Anglers

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/08/23

It’s no secret that recreational fishing and boating are facing anincredible challenge. Current participation trends show younger, more diverse audiences are reluctant to take up fishing and boating, all while older white males are aging out of these activities. To address these challenges head-on, the U.S. Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation has embarked on a grand effort to grow participation to 60 million anglers by 2021. This week on Blue Fish Radio Frank Peterson, President and CEO of the

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29:28

Right Whales Under Asault

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/08/16

Danielle Dion is the Senior Naturalist for Quoddy Link Marine going on 16 years and knows a thing or two about Right Whales. At the time this interview was recorded, 11 dead Right Whales had been discovered off the north-east coast of North America. With only 520 North Atlantic Right Whales in existence, this 2% decline in their numbers over the past five weeks is a wake-up call for everyone who has an interest in these waters. Why and what needs to happen is the focus this week on Blue Fish

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27:41

New Act Benefits US Saltwater Anglers

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/08/09

The U.S. “Modernizing Recreational Fisheries Management Act” seeks to apply modern management approaches, science and technology to guide decision-making over saltwater recreational fishing. Lawrence Gunther speaks with Mike Leonard, Conservation Director for the American Sportfishing Association, and learns more about plans to increase access to saltwater recreational fishing opportunities along the U.S. coastline. The ASA hopes the new Act will raise the status of recreational anglers to be on par

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30:53

NOAA on Ocean Sounds

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/08/02

NOAA scientists record sound in the deepest part of the world’s ocean and discover a cacophony of sounds both natural and human generated. For three weeks, a titanium-encased hydrophone recorded ambient noise from the ocean floor at a depth of more than 36,000 feet, or 7 miles, in the Challenger Deep trough in the Mariana Trench near Micronesia. [more for the website follows] The pressure at that depth is incredible. Atmospheric pressure in the average home or office is 14.7 pounds per square inch

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22:53

Craig Oliver Interviews Lawrence Gunther

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/07/25

In this episode of Blue Fish Radio, Craig Oliver, host of Challenges and Change on AMI TV, gets Lawrence Gunther in the visitor’s chair where he opens up and shares personal thoughts and stories about turning his complete loss of sight into a tool that made him one of Canada’s leading voices on sustainable fishing. We learn how he visualizes underwater ecosystems that make up 70% of the earth’s surface, and how he utilized this skill to successfully compete in over 125 fishing tournaments to date

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28:05

Matthew Owl and Ritchie Falls Resort Part 2

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/07/16

In part two of this Blue Fish Radio episode, Matthew Owl, the First Nations Manager of Ritchie Falls Resort, speaks to Lawrence Gunther about growing up on reserve with an Ojibwa father and a mother who comes from New York City. Mathew touches on his 15 years of experience with delivering and promoting indigenous tourism, and how he and his family found themselves leading on the purchase and eventualtransformation of Ritchie Falls Resort, a 100-year old fish/hunt camp located just north-west of

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24:29

Matthew Owl and Ritchie Falls Resort Part 1

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/07/09

Matthew Owl and his wife Kyla are the new managers and promoters of Ritchie Falls, a 100-year old fishing and hunting resort. After being purchased in 2012 by a local First Nations business consortium, Ritchie Falls has been going through significant structural and mandate changes. Revitalizing aging fish and hunt businesses, many of whom have experienced steady declines in their return customers due to aging demographics, requires a new approach. Ritchie Falls is nowmoving away from its former

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26:33

Ritchie Falls Resort's Kyla Lee Owl -- Bears and Lakers

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/07/05

In episode 145 of Blue fish Radio Lawrence Gunther sits down with Ritchie Falls Resort’s co-manager and guide Kyla Lee Owl to discuss her passion for hunting and fishing. A dedicated bow huntress and angler, Kyla walks Lawrence through the process of sustainably managing the 1,000 square kilometer bear hunt area deeded to the Resort by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. Hear why Kyla believes women hunters are far more likely to bag large game. Kyla talks about her life journey circling

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28:16

Right Size Your Tackle Live from the Toronto...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/06/27

Each year Blue Fish Canada volunteers attend and exhibit at outdoor and adventure shows throughout North America. There exhibits are known for the amazing free tools and advice handed out to visitors. From guides on how to be a steward of your favorite fishing hole, to shoreline clean-up kits and more, visitors walk away with the knowledge and the tools to become stronger stewards of their fisheries. In addition to exhibiting, Lawrence Gunther, president of Blue fish Canada, is often asked to speak

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30:42

Bren Smith Pioneers a Green Wave

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/06/21

Bren Smith shifted from a career in commercial fishing to become a farmer of the ocean. After 15 years of trialing ideas on how to grow sea vegetables and other food on his 20-acre patch of Atlantic Ocean, he took his hard-earned lessons and started GreenWave.org, a program that is spawning an entirely new breed of pioneer restorative 3D ocean farmers. It’s truly the new frontier that will ultimately feed the world, or so says CNN, The New Yorker, Bon Appetite, National Geographic Television, and

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27:13

Early Childhood and Shorelines

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/06/14

Shorelines are places where two worlds come together with amazing results. Since the beginning of time Shorelines have engaged and educated children about nature and life. Joanne Saunders teaches early childhood education and owns and operates two day-cares, but what distinguishes her from the rest is her personal philosophy that you can’t introduce kids to nature soon enough. Working with children as young as 18 months, Joanne keeps it simple by substituting playgroundequipment with nature’s own

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26:59

Frank Kuiack Reflects on 72 Years of Guiding

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/06/06

Frank Kuiack has been a fishing guide in Ontario’s Algonquin Park for over seven decades and has seen more than his fair-share of change and hardship. He’s a big fan of the Splake hybrid fish that now dominates the stocking process. Listen as Frank shares his observations that he believes offers proof positive that climate change is real. Frank also reveals the name of his favorite lake.

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26:49

IJC Engineer David Fay on Spring Floods and Water...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/05/31

The U.S. and Canadian governments adopted a new Great Lakes water level management plan in December 2016 designed to create and sustain wetlands. After record rains this spring, the IJC is scrambling to explain what if any their new plan had to do with the flooding experienced on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence. This week on Blue fish Radio, Lawrence Gunther speaks with the IJC’s Engineer Advisor, David Fay, about the plan and what was tried to moderate the flooding.

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28:05

Mark Mattson Lake Ontario Waterkeeper

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/05/24

Lake Ontario" Waterkeeper Mark Mattson is concerned over theincreasing plastics found in the lake and what it means for fishhealth. In addition to fighting this growing blight, Mattson is busy promoting The water mark project responsible for gathering local knowledge in the form of people’s personal water stories, and the "Swim drink fish" initiative that includes the swim guide, an app for mobile devices to give real time updates on water quality for over 8,000 beaches around the world. This week

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28:02

Barry Lancaster on Hunting and Fishing in Ottawa

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/05/16

The Osgoode Township Fish, Game and Conservation Club is a charter organization of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, an operates within the city limits of Canada’s capital Ottawa. Blue Fish Radio interviews the club’s President, Barry Lancaster, to learn how a number of small outdoor clubs band together to fight for their right to fish and hunt traditional lands that suddenly were amalgamated under the newly expanded City of Ottawa. Not only is this club thriving, but it’s proactively

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27:01

What Makes for a Catchable Fish

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/05/10

Robert Lennox is a PhD candidate at Carleton University and recently co-authored the report, “What Makes a Fish Catchable by Hook and Line”. Roberts this week’s guest on Blue Fish Radio because, who doesn’t want to know why fish aren’t biting. Lawrence and Robert discuss the origins of hooks and lines, and their various applications to recreational, commercial and subsistence fishing. The predator -prey dynamic is discussed, how fish move between vulnerability and invulnerability, and how certain

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27:22

Mike Miller from Angler and Hunter TV

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/05/03

. Mike reveals how his commitment to conservationstarted early, and what led him to pursue a career in the outdoors, from a tournament pro, to co-hosting "Fishing Canada TV", and now host of his own show, "Angler and Hunter Television". Mike reflects on the link between people and nature, and why we need to stay connected to the circle of life by respecting and participating in nature’s cycles. Turns out, both Mike and Lawrence have more than fishing

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26:09

Gord Ellis on Steelheading and Social Media

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/04/26

Gord Ellis is an angler, hunter, guide and outdoor columnist who hangs his hat in Thunder Bay Ontario. With over 1,000 published articles to his name and over 20 awards for his writing, he’s more than well-known along the north-west shore of Superior. More than that though, he’s respected for his conservation ethic and willingness to share his passion and hard-earned local knowledge to both young and old alike. Lawrence Gunther and his guide dog Moby met up with Gord on a beautiful April day to fish

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26:45

Keep Canada Fishing

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/04/19

This week on Blue Fish Radio Lawrence speaks with SarahMcMichael from the Canadian Sportfishing Industry Association about their many initiatives to ensure the tradition of fishing is passed on from Canada’s 8-million anglers to the next generation along with a sense of responsibility for ensuring the resource is sound. Keep Canada Fishing, is just one of the initiatives designed to inform anglers about opportunities for protecting their tradition and conserving fish stocks for future generations

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26:53

Blue Dot Environmental Bill of Rights

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/04/12

Alaya Boisvert, manager of government relations for the Blue Dot Initiative at the David Suzuki Foundation, joins Lawrence Gunther this week on Blue fish Radio to discuss how countries around the world – 110 in total to date – have adopted an environmental bill of rights. Blue Dot is a grass-roots initiative sweeping across Canada that has now led to over 150 Canadian municipalities doing the same. Included is a statement from David Suzuki proclaiming his own love for fishing salmon, and his

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