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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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25:58

John Werring on Fracking Fish and Water

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/03/05

John Werring from the David Suzuki Foundation speaks candidlyabout his concerns over the potential impacts of fracking on water and fish.The industry has grown rapidly over the past few years and with so much going on in places not easily monitored, much can go wrong that could have long-term consequences for the quality of our water and survival of fish.

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26:56

Shannon Bower on Recreational Fishing in India

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/27

Recreational fishing globally is valued at over $180 Billionannually, and according to Shannon Bower from Carleton University's Cooklab, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Shannon is just about to head backto India where she is hard at work sorting out the socio-economicsignificance of their rapidly expanding recreational fishing industry. Turnsout we also have lots to learn from how they do it in India, such asbalancing catch and release with harvesting. We also Shannon's insights onthe strengths

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29:01

Gord Pyzer Part Two of Two

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/13

Gord reflects on the past, present and future of fishing. How technology and knowledge have tipped the balance in favour of fishers and anglers, and why we all need to apply morals and ethics to fishing, and not rely on catch limits as the default. Gord believes Sport fishing has become a highly sustainable activity, and there's no reason why we can't also learn to harvest fish sustainably as well. He says the goal is to, "limit our catch and not catch our limit". Gord also reflects on his time

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26:54

Gord Pyzer Part One of Two

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/13

Gord Pyzer has spent his entire professional and personal life unlocking the mysteries of fish. His insights on Bass and Walleye behaviour unlock the clues to fish patterns that will allow you to catch bigger fish more often. Listen to what Gord has to say about the ability of fish to reason.

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28:03

Can Atlantic Salmon Stage a Return

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/08

Atlantic Salmon, once considered the premier fish of North america, have been vertually wiped out from U.S. waters and are experiencing a similar fait in Canada. Now the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service is making plans to take charge with the goal to see Atlantic Salmon once again rain supreme. From negotiations with Greenland and the removal of dams, they are pulling out all the stops, and this includes blocking genetically engineered Atlantic Salmon designed for the aquaculture industry from

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28:15

Dr Steven Cooke on Citizen Science

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/02/01

Not only does Dr. Steven Cooke oversee one of Canada's premier research laboratories on fish and fishing, he's a fishing fan himself. Listen as Dr. Cooke discusses a wide range of exciting research projects and their amazing findings. from Bonefish to Bass, Dr. Cooke and his team of scientists got it covered. But, while he takes knowing fish and fishing to the next level, he is just as excited about citizen-based science and what we anglers bring to the table of knowledge.

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25:25

Marc Thorpe on Handling Musky

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/01/24

Marc Thorpe, one of Canada's premier Musky guides has plenty to say about the right and wrong way to handle Musky. From measuring boards to nets, hook removal and rods, Marc covers it all in this thought-provoking and entertaining episode of Blue Fish Radio with Host Lawrence Gunther.

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27:44

Albertas Ice Fishers Risk Man Slaughter Charges

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/01/14

The Alberta Conservation Association is responsible for stocking many of Alberta's lakes and for keeping the fish alive throughout the winter. Find out why ice fishing is so important to Albertans, what the ACA does to promote fishing throughout the province, and the legal challenges they now face including possible man slaughter charges over their winter fish aeration program. This impacts anyone thinking of cutting holes in the ice.

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26:30

St Lawrence Minnow research

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/12/17

Lawrence speaks with Matt Windle of the St Lawrence Institute of Environmental Sciences about his capture of over 8,000 minnows, Gobies and small fish as he investigated minnow habitat and health, and what it means for the sustainability of larger predator fish.

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28:18

Watershed Watch and West Coast Salmon

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/12/17

Aaron Hill is the new Executive Director of this 17-year old advocacy organization that has done much to safeguard the future of salmon along Canada's west coast. Lawrence and Aaron go over the results of their annual report, their successes, and future challenges.

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26:45

Carl Safina 2

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/12/17

Part two of a 2-part series featuring Carl Safina, host of the PBS series, "Saving the Oceans. Carl speaks about the ocean's ability to support fishing, his "kill and go home" approach, and knowing when enough is enough.

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25:45

Carl Safina 1

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/12/17

In the first of this 2-part series, Carl Safina, host of the PBS series, Saving the Oceans, discusses with Lawrence what he's learned about sustainable fishing, how wild fish stocks are fairing, and what it takes to make a show about fishing.

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26:38

Raw Sewage Musky and Marc Thorpe

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/12/14

With 8 billion litres of raw sewage recently dumped into the St. Lawrence River by the city of Montreal as part of a planned repair to their sewage and storm water drain system, are we really focussing on the right issue. Listen to Marc Thorpe, a 27-year guide on the St. Lawrence River and noted conservationist as he sheds light on the real issue.

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55:02

Dr. Carl Safina on sustainable fishing .

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/11/14

Dr. Carl Safina, founder of the Safina Centre, author of seven books on fish and fishing, and host of the PBS series called "Saving Our Oceans", speaks candidly about his hopes, fears and experiences with sport and commercial fishing. He challenges catch and release by asking when is enough enough. He explains why harvesting fish is more ecologically sound than eating tofu. Recent wild swings in fish stocks are explored, and he reflects on the challenges of getting out the message that fishing is a

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25:31

Canadian Wildlife Federation and fish habitat

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/11/06

David Brown, the Canadian Wildlife Federation's Director of Conservation Science, speaks about what people need to know to protect important fish habitat, and how fish stewardship includes the sustainable harvest of fish by recreational anglers.

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24:56

NOAA Fish Watch

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/11/06

Laurel Bryant, Chief of External Affairs for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, discusses how the mandate of NOAA has evolved to embrace science-based fish conservation and stakeholder engagement over the past 40 years. The resulting dramatic turn-around in wild fish stocks, and NOAA's new Fish Watch app and website that brings important information about fish stocks and harvests to consumers through an intuitive easy-to-navigate web interface.

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25:50

Aquarium part IV-Association of Zoos and Aquariums...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/11/06

Roger German, Chair of the Aquarium Affairs Committee for te Association of Zoos and Aquariums speaks about the origins of public aquariums and how their mission has changed through the years. Roger believes the future of aquariums is vital to informing and equipping the next generation of aquatic stewards essential for the conservation of the world

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28:59

Aquarium Part III-SHEDD

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/10/19

Interview with Chuck Knapp, VP of Research and Conservation at Chicago's SHED Aquarium. Chuck speaks about the important role aquariums serve in ensuring public engagement in crucial aquatic stewardship, and how SHED is leveraging their 75 years of service to help ensure global aquatic preservation.

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23:05

Aquarium part II- SHEDD

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/10/19

The second part of a 3-part interview with Dr. Solomon David, a senior researcher at the SHED Aquarium in Chicago, where he speaks about crucial research underway at SHED with it's partners concerning Northern Pike, Whitefish and Lake Sturgeon, and why conserving apex predators is crucial to aquatic ecosystems.

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22:36

Aquarium part I- SHEDD

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2015/10/19

The first part of a 3-part interview with Dr. Solomon David, a senior researcher at the SHED Aquarium in Chicago, where he speaks about important research underway at SHED on Lake Michigan and the Lake Trout, Chinook Salmon and Spotted Gar populations, and how the SHED is changing attitudes.

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