Episode XIV - Fisheries Science in the Field with Morgan Stum
10/13/22 • 57 min
On the 14th episode of the podcast, we get the chance to sit down with future fisheries biologist and current Penn State graduate student Morgan Stum. We'll talk about her work studying fish populations in the New and Delaware Rivers, two drainages that happen to not be a part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed, but which share certain similarities and proximity to the area. We'll also talk about her time with Trout Unlimited, pursuing Golden Dorado in Argentina, as well as why the Chesapeake Bay Watershed is a fantastic place to grow up.
Presented by Fly Fishers International
Sponsored by Costa Sunglasses & Cheeky Fishing
On the 14th episode of the podcast, we get the chance to sit down with future fisheries biologist and current Penn State graduate student Morgan Stum. We'll talk about her work studying fish populations in the New and Delaware Rivers, two drainages that happen to not be a part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed, but which share certain similarities and proximity to the area. We'll also talk about her time with Trout Unlimited, pursuing Golden Dorado in Argentina, as well as why the Chesapeake Bay Watershed is a fantastic place to grow up.
Presented by Fly Fishers International
Sponsored by Costa Sunglasses & Cheeky Fishing
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Episode XIII - Trout Unlimited & Brook Trout with Dustin Wichterman & Seth Coffman
On this week's episode, we have the opportunity to meet Dustin Wichterman and Seth Coffman, two staff members of Trout Unlimited's Home Rivers Initiative. Their work is focused on protecting, reconnecting and restoring Brook Trout habitat throughout the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. But their work doesn't just benefit trout anglers, the downstream effects of their projects benefit anglers at all levels of the watershed. We'll also spend some time talking about the tips and tricks these two fisheries biologists and fly fishing fanatics have to offer those interested in fly fishing for Brook Trout.
Presented by Fly Fishers International
Sponsored by Costa Sunglasses & Cheeky Fishing
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Episode XV - Fly Fishing & Conservation on the Rappahannock River with Bryan Hofmann
On this week's episode, we have the chance to meet with Bryan Hofmann, the Deputy Director of the Friends of the Rappahannock, a non-profit working to protect and restore the Rappahannock River Watershed, one of the largest tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay. We'll talk about what FoR is doing to improve habitat and water quality, the importance of the River economically, culturally and recreationally to the region, as well as why "The Rapp" may just be the best kept secret in the area.
Presented by Fly Fishers International
Sponsored by Costa Sunglasses & Cheeky Fishing
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