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Last Tuesday night I received a new nickname while visiting my good friend Aust. Read more to find out about that. I went to visit and more importantly talk fishing on Aust's podcast "Homesteady." Aust, James and I all talk fishing and how to actually catch fish. You might even learn something.
This week's Sunday Short takes us all back 60 years into the past. Get ready for time travel and some great fishing.
What is Keep'em Wet? Are you practicing it? We take a few moments to discuss the best catch and release practices. See how you can join the movement!
Let this week's Sunday Short transport you to tropical locales and show off some unbelievable footage, definitely never before seen. Definitely a different angle for us, but we never wanted to limit ourselves to trout or freshwater.
In science fiction movies, we often see a spaceship equipped with a tractor beam being able to stop another spaceship dead in its tracks, sometimes pulling it in closer to be captured. Let's apply this analogy to the ideal traction for wading in a river. Traction like this would be more than ideal, it would be amazing. While we can't say if there is a wading boot, which can hold you on any and every surface with such force we may have found one that comes really close.
Do you have a fishing buddy that you have a bunch of adventures in common? Sometimes even unbelievable adventures? Then you're just like Charles Cantella. He recounts some of his adventures in Fins N Grins, a collection of his stories.
Many people have questions about catch and release fishing. Does it work? How can I do it best? Am I doing it right? We set out to answer these and more...
