The Art and Ethos of Handling Fish, Best Dry Bags, The Beauty of Fishing Trips

Women in Fishing Podcast Episode 18

If we want to play a part in conserving fisheries, we need to learn best practices. And if we hope to contribute even further, we can connect with a variety of citizen-science projects. Executive Editor Chris Woodward talks with Meg Withers, citizen-science project coordinator for the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council, and Angela Collins, an extension scientist with the University of Florida and Florida Sea Grant. They discuss questions such as:

• What does best practices mean and why is it important?
• What are the best online resources for anglers?
• How can anglers get involved in citizen-science projects?

Gear, Tackle, Travel and More

The Best Fishing Dry Bags

Salt water gets everywhere. And when it does, your gear gets clobbered. The answer is a dependable waterproof backpack. 

Fish Art with Cindy Pease Roe

Cindy Pease Roe is dedicated to improving the health of our oceans.

The Beauty of Fishing Trips

The best travel stories are the hardest ones to earn. 

Testing the Seakeeper Ride System

Ride automatically smooths out bumps and keeps your boat on an even keel.

How-To Tips and Classes

Need to learn new knots or how to tie up new bait rigs? Here’s a selection of articles and class opportunities to help you dial in your tactics.

• How to Fish Around Structure
• Saltwater Fishing Tips
  
• How to Tie Fishing Knots
• How to Catch Striped Bass

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