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The Birth of the On-line Fishing Community and the Celtic Quest

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george
georgeADMIN2023#1

Thanksgiving is a time of abundance and gratitude, and in our latest podcast episode, we find these same sentiments echo in the world of fishing. Joined by our guest, Desi O'Sullivan from Celtic Quest, we take you on a journey through the thrill of fishing, the love for the ocean, and the importance of preserving its resources.

The world of fishing isn't always smooth sailing. We address the heartbreaking decline of the blackfish population, a concern deeply felt by us, as experienced blackfish fishermen. Through a candid discussion, we seek solutions to restore the fishery's former glory and highlight the contrast to the flourishing seabass fishery. We also delve into the evolution of Long Island Sound's fishery and the importance of accurate fisheries data for sustainable practices.

Taking a trip down memory lane, Captain George Bachert shares a special memory of a remarkable charter trip. Technology and the internet have transformed the fishing experience, and we navigate through these changes, reminiscing about the early days. We also recount the impact of the Norriscom website on the angling community, underlining the unity brought about by this shared passion. It's not just about the catch; it's the magic of fishing and the bonds forged which truly make these journeys memorable. Join us, as we sail through these waves of stories and experiences, each one unique, each one unforgettable.
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
Snapprhead27
Good podcast. Still can't believe the estimated pots in the LIS
Captain4,988 postsSince 2020
george
georgeADMIN2023#3
@Snapprhead27 There isnโ€™t enough support to fix it. We need the younger guys, like you, to step up!
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
Snapprhead27
@Snapprhead27 There isnโ€™t enough support to fix it. We need the younger guys, like you, to step up!
How so?
Captain4,988 postsSince 2020
george
georgeADMIN2023#5
We need people to let our local representatives to get involved. This could be fixed thereโ€™s just not enough interest.
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
OVERBORED
OVERBOREDFREE2023#6
I met Desi back when he worked on the Viking.

His success is no accident. Hardworking and focused while always staying humble. He's a rare bird indeed.

Thanks for the podcast!
Captain4,156 postsSince 2021
george
georgeADMIN2023#7
Thanks for the support!
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
Steve
SteveFREE2023#8

Thanksgiving is a time of abundance and gratitude, and in our latest podcast episode, we find these same sentiments echo in the world of fishing. Joined by our guest, Desi O'Sullivan from Celtic Quest, we take you on a journey through the thrill of fishing, the love for the ocean, and the importance of preserving its resources.

The world of fishing isn't always smooth sailing. We address the heartbreaking decline of the blackfish population, a concern deeply felt by us, as experienced blackfish fishermen. Through a candid discussion, we seek solutions to restore the fishery's former glory and highlight the contrast to the flourishing seabass fishery. We also delve into the evolution of Long Island Sound's fishery and the importance of accurate fisheries data for sustainable practices.

Taking a trip down memory lane, Captain George Bachert shares a special memory of a remarkable charter trip. Technology and the internet have transformed the fishing experience, and we navigate through these changes, reminiscing about the early days. We also recount the impact of the Norriscom website on the angling community, underlining the unity brought about by this shared passion. It's not just about the catch; it's the magic of fishing and the bonds forged which truly make these journeys memorable. Join us, as we sail through these waves of stories and experiences, each one unique, each one unforgettable.

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MateOriginal Crew68 postsSince 2018
george
georgeADMIN2023#9
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Thanks Steve!
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018

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