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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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25:39

Marine Stewardship Council and the Sustainability of...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/12/14

The goal is to return to sustainability of wild-capturefisheries so we can harvest wild grown food now and in the future. Knowing that we are getting what we buy also means ocean to plate traceability. Well, the Marine Stewardship Council says Canada is 2/3 of the way there. When you buy a product with the blue MSC label, you’re helping to protect the productivity and health of our oceans, and the livelihoods that depend upon them.

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Behind the Tanks at Toronto's Ripley Aquarium

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/12/06

Description: The Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto couldn't be morecentrally located and it’s just steps away from Lake Ontario. Out of respect for their regional fish, the exhibits start with a fullcomplement of amazing fish specimens that call the Great Lakes home. Further along an things just get more exciting with glass tubes that pass under the marine exhibit holding all manner of marine animals – many of which are swimming directly overhead. Our goal in making this episode however, was to go behind

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28:24

Christopher Pollon on the Site C Dam

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/11/30

Journalist Christopher Pollon and photographer Ben Nelmsrecently canoed the 93 km stretch of the Peace River soon to besubmerged should British Columbia’s proposed Site C dam be built. Christopher speaks to Blue Fish Radio about the magnificent Bull Trout fishing, unique habitat, the people who live along its banks, and the economic and political drivers spurring on the dam’s construction. The one question no one can seem to answer, “Is it necessary”? Pick up your copy of Chris and Ben’s book, “The

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24:19

Anastasia Lintner on Recommendations to Canada's...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/11/22

Anastasia Lintner was hired by 50 water activist organizations todraft recommended amendments to Canada’s Fisheries Act as part of the Department of Ocean and Fisheries consultation process. Lawrence and Anastasia discuss the importance of using protection zones prudently, the need to include both native and local voices and knowledge at decision making tables, why ministerial discretion needs to be transparent, and the importance of putting back safeguards that were removed from the Fisheries Act

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26:59

Luc Girard Citizen Scientist

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/11/15

Luc Girard is one of those amazing committed anglers whospends just as much time engaged in stewarding the St-Lawrence River as he does chasing their elusive monster Musky. He recently caught a 56-inch Musky and many expert Musky anglers believe the river will eventually turn up the next world record.

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25:39

Reno Viola on 33 Years in the Media Business

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/11/08

Reno Viola co-founded and hosted both the Fish'n CanadaTV and Outdoor Journal Radio shows. He was inducted along with his brother Angelo into the Canadian Sport fishing Hall of Fame in 2010, and has recently founded WRVO Network One, a 24-7 web streaming outdoor radio show. Reno speaks to Lawrence about the importance of being real, honest, and ready to take on the role of teacher when it comes to setting the right example for others.

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26:04

Oceana Canada Speaks Out About the State of Canada's...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/11/02

As the Executive Director of Oceana Canada, Josh Laugrehnhas a lot to say about the state of Canada's commercial Fisheries, and it's not that much different than what was recently reported by the WWF. With the longest coastline in the world and a responsibility that includes 2.67 million square kilometers of ocean, this is serious business. We use to be the 7th greatest commercial fish harvester in the world, but we've slipped to 21st. Are we on our way back? Listen as Lawrence and Josh discuss

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Part-2 Fishing with Mohawk Elder Norman Peters on the...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/10/18

Turns out Mohawk fishers shared in common with non-nativefishers the challenge of learning to use prudently modern fishharvesting technologies. Following sound advice from scientists and practicing traditional harvesting techniques is a lesson we can all learn from, and Lawrence does just that as he catches his personal best Smallmouth Bass.

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26:15

Part-1 Fishing the St. Lawrence with Mohawk Norman...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/10/18

The St. Lawrence River, which the Mohawks call Kaniatarowanenneh or the "big waterway,", has a rich heritage of aboriginal life and habitation that includes fishing and traveling on the River that dates back nearly 10,000 years. Norman Peters has been tasked to share his knowledge and expertise with a entirely new generation of Mohawks who grew up disconnected from the river. Norman came aboard Lawrence's Ranger Fisherman for a day of story telling andfishing. Learn what happened that caused this

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28:04

Restoring the St. Lawrence Thanks to the Mohawks of...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/10/11

Delve into the culture of Mohawks of Akwesasne. Living on the St. Lawrence River, these people were impacted by industrialization along its shores and the pollution that resulted.They have since led the charge to clean up the River including a law suit against several large polluters that took 20 years to settle. With the clean-up of the River underway, compensation to nearby communities for their loss of recreational fishing opportunities secured, its now the Mohawk's time to re-establish their

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26:56

Ian Stevens and the Water Wealth Project

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/10/04

Local champions come in all forms, but I think you will agree that Ian Stevens from the Water Wealth Project is a shining example of one of the truest. His personal life decisions and commitment to being a water advocate lends him credibility that’s remarkable. We could all take a lesson from Ian’s play book.

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26:18

What Lies Below Q&A

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/09/27

What Lies Below is a six-year project that is about to belaunched. It's a documentary that features my guide dog and I meeting with people who live by and from the water as we cross Canada from coast-to-coast-to-coast. With the website now live emails are coming in, so here are my answers on how I managed to bring this documentary from an idea to an actual film competing in the 2016 Planet in Focus Film Festival in Toronto this October, an which was chosen as the closing film. Watch the trailer at

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28:24

Pitching to Potential Stewards

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/09/20

As someone who is asked to speak to various groups aboutmy personal story, I like to take the opportunity to turn what would otherwise be a story about my going blind three times, into one that gives a message of empowerment. I use the opportunity to pass on information and rationale about why each and every one of us needs to take on the role of steward to make sure our water and fish resources will be around for future generations to experience. Let me know if you think the message comes through

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28:07

Big Jim on the Evolution of Sport Fishing

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/09/12

For thousands of years people harvested fish for food. Fish still constitute the prime source of protein for over a billion people. Big Jim Mclaughlin reflects on the evolution of fishing as a sport, the practice of catch-and-release fishing, and how we are returning to the sustainable harvest of fish.

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26:44

Digital maps and sonar charts

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/09/07

Navionics is a world leader in the production of navigation and sonar charts. For those of us who love to boat and fish, it’s an important tool to have on board. It’s also helping to ensure the future of fish and fishing. Find out more about how Navionics is supporting anglers and researchers and how Navionics hasleveraged the sharing of citizen science to ensure the future of fish and fishing during this interview with Tshombe Moore from Navionics.

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Colin Lake on Commercial Fishing on Lake Ontario

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/08/16

Commercial fishing has been taking place on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River in different forms for over 200 years. Find out how the Ontario Government is working to ensure current commercial fisheries are sustainable and economically viable. Meet some of the students that split their summer working aboard MNR research vessels and dissecting fish in labs.

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26:10

Colin Lake on Lake Ontario Research and Hamilton...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/08/16

Colin Lake from the Glenora Fisheries Station speaks withLawrence Gunther about the challenges maintaining a balanced and vibrant ecosystem in Lake Ontario, and how Hamilton Harbour is being turned from an industrial victim back into a strong and diverse fishery. Come alon for a tour of the Glenora Fishery Station’s 75-year old aquariums

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Colin Lake on Lake Ontario Salmon and Bay of Quinte...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/08/16

Colin Lake on Lake Ontario Salmon and Bay of Quinte WalleyeDescription: Colin Lake is a lead biologist with Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and is in charge of programs run out of the Glenora Fisheries Station. Learn why Pacific salmon were introduced into Lake Ontario, and why the Bay of Quinte remains one of the greatest trophy Walleye fisheries in North America in spite of rising water temperatures.

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29:10

Safina Centre on Sustainable Fishing Gear

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/07/14

Science and local knowledge is essential in determininghow fish can be caught sustainably. Innovations led to the world's sudden decline in fish stocks, and are now needed to return fishing to its once former source for sustainable food. Hear about what should and should not be taking place in our oceans, lakes an rivers, and how you can apply this knowledge to your own sustainable fish harvesting and consumption choices.

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26:15

Mote Aquarium Applies Acoustic Research with Amazing...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/07/14

Dr. James Locascio from the Mote Aquarium is pioneeringthe application of acoustic monitoring to identify key fish habitat. Listen as James explains the importance of understanding the fit between fish and their habitat, the different forces that impact this relationship, and how his acoustic research is bringing a new awareness to these interactions. We also gain a greater understanding of how fish listen to us, and what Mote is doing in partnership with anglers to ensure the future of fish and

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