SeaBros Fishing Podcast - Fishing Stories, Tactics, and Interviews from Top Captains, Mates, and Outdoorsmen from Across the World - Rigging Station: Organize Your Tackle

Rigging Station: Organize Your Tackle

02/02/20 • 12 min

SeaBros Fishing Podcast - Fishing Stories, Tactics, and Interviews from Top Captains, Mates, and Outdoorsmen from Across the World

Thanks for tuning in! In this episode of "The Rigging Station" podcast series, Capt. Bryan Sears describes how he and the rest of the SeaBros and MBG crew organize the fishing tackle aboard their charter fishing boats and client's boats.
He talks about the "bulk storage" and "day storage" system that they have utilized for many years, and how it helps their team be more efficient, well prepared, and save money.
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Rigging Station: Off-Season Tackle Maintenance

Thanks for tuning in! This is our first episode of our "Rigging Station" podcast series. These episodes are intended to be short form and focused on tactics, tips, and tricks that we employ aboard the boats that we fish on and that we have learned throughout our fishing careers.
This episode is specifically focused on Off-season Tackle Maintenance. Capt. Bryan Sears talks about 4 important things that he does with his big game tackle after every fishing season.
1 - Unspooling all of your big game fishing reels
2- Clean, lubricate, and perform preventative maintenance with all of your fishing reels
3- Storing flourocarbon and leader material properly
4- Unpacking and hanging all of your spreader bars and offshore lures
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Capt. Dave Good - Pirate, Deckhand, Captain, And All Around Solid Dude.

In this episode we sit down with our good friend and fellow captain/mate Dave Good. Dave is a local salt, growing up in the South Shore of Massachusetts. He has spent most of his fishing career fishing for giant bluefin tuna in MA Bay, and hundreds of miles offshore fishing in the Canyons for various big game species. Dave has also been fortunate enough to work as a full-time deckhand in several private sportfish boat programs and brings a great level of experience to the table from the perspective of a hired crew member.
Dave graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a degree in fisheries science; which you will notice when you hear him implement data and "factoids" into his fishing tales.
Dave kicks us off with a few fish stories from a recent trip to Florida kite-fishing for sailfish. He discusses a few things he picked up while down there and how they could be applicable to our various fisheries up here in the Northeast.
The primary topic of discussion on this episode though is: How to you find your place fishing/working aboard a new boat, with a new crew, that may or may not already have a well developed system in place aboard their boat.
We discuss a series of scenarios, real life experiences, and have a few laughs shedding light on an aspect of fishing that if not handled well, can drastically impact a day on the water, or even an entire career working on charter and private boats...
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