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Copyright: © American Salwater Guides Association, 2021
Capt. Scott Owens swings by the podcast to discuss a shifting angling culture and the impending evolution of fisheries management in Georgia. Make your voice heard and support this fantastic angling community - click here to learn more.
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In this episode, Capt. Cody Rubner and ASGA's Tony Friedrich connect after a 3-hour Atlantic Striped Bass Technical Committee And Stock Assessment Subcommittee meeting to discuss their initial takeaways from a complex but critical discussion.
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Taylor Ingraham stops by The Guide Post to talk about the upcoming Tightlined Slam tournament series on Long Island Sound. The 2022 Tightlined Slam tournament series targets striped bass, bluefish, bonito and false albacore. The Eastern Sound event will be held 9/30-10/2 and the Western Sound event will be 10/14-10/16. Each Angler will bring home a custom tournament dry backpack full of great gear from our sponsors, including Vineyard Vines, YETI and The Saltwater Edge.
ASGA is extremely grateful for the support the Tightlined Slam events have provided since the inception of the first tournament and believes that the tournament shines as a great example of how conservation-focused events can generate serious community engagement, participation and comradery.
To learn more about both tournaments and sign up for this year's events, click here.
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After a solid response to their recent community push for redfish management reform in Georgia, Chad Dubose and Jared DiVincent stop by The Guide Post again to walk anglers and conservationists through the upcoming timeline for public meetings and comment deadlines. Georgia DNR has proposed more favorable, preventative regulations that need public support to get past the finish line. Details below:
Public Hearing #1:
Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2022 - 6PM
Armstrong Center, Georgia Southern University, 13040 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31419
Public Hearing #2:
Thursday, Sept. 22, 2022 - 6PM
Campus Center, College of Coastal Georgia, One College Dr, Brunswick, GA 31520
Written comments are due by October 6th.
Current limits: 5 redfish per person with no vessel limit.
Proposed limit: 3 redfish per person with a total vessel limit of 9 fish.
If you want to see more cautious management of Georgia's redfish resource, you must complete the online public comment survey and click "SUPPORT" for all proposed actions. You can comment with any additional changes or variations to these regulations at the bottom of the survey while still supporting the proposed regulations.
To access the survey and make your voice heard, click here.
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The ASGA team is joined by Amber Hewett of the National Wildlife Federation to discuss the expansion of offshore wind development, implications for future stakeholders and how anglers can best ensure they have a seat at the table during the rapid expansion of the offshore wind (OSW) industry.
What does it take to be effective in an underrated and ever-evolving fishery that houses striped bass, bluefish, false albacore and bluefin tuna? The latest episode of the Albie Project Podcast Series is live with Captain Diogo Godoi - you’ll not want to miss this one.
Diogo talks about the latest addition to his family, the transition from his past life in professional sports to guiding and why he chose to get involved with tagging false albacore.
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Sign on to support the #TheAlbieProject today! The official letter sign-on is available here.
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Capt. Tyler Nonn and Blane Chocklett stop by The Guide Post to provide behind-the-scenes takes from their participation in a recent community film focused on a dynamic and evolving cobia fishery.
Enjoy fish tales from the bay, tackle strategies for big cobia and heartfelt discussion about what it takes to build a business focused on "selling experiences over full coolers" in our latest podcast episode.
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Ben Martens from the Maine Coast Fishermen's Association (MCFA) stops by the podcast to talk about how their non-profit organization based in Brunswick, Maine works to enhance the sustainability of Maine’s fisheries by advocating for the needs of community-based fishermen and the environmental restoration of the Gulf of Maine.
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You don’t need a Ph.D. to change the world. We all have the potential to make a significant, positive impact.
In the latest episode of The Guide Post, Mr. Robert Vasiluth stops by to explain his "grassroots" approach to discovering a pretty incredible, innovative way to leverage the ecological behavior of clams to plant and grow eel grass - a vital but rapidly declining base of our estuaries.
From supporting lower trophic levels in the food web to providing nursery habitat for gamefish and improving water quality through filtration, as anglers we recognize the value of grasses and mangroves to healthy, viable habitat for our fisheries.
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