EP 102: Capt. Josh Saunders of Peake Tide Fishing, Red Drum Whisperer

In Episode 102 of District of Conservation, Gabriella recounts her recent red drum fishing trip with Captain Joshua Saunders of Peake Tide Fishing. Josh launched his fishing charter in 2014. During season, he splits his time between Hampton, Virginia, in the Peninsula and his home base of Kilmarnock in Northern Neck. Although she hooked-up a bull red and it got away, there's still many a fish tale to tell. Josh worked very hard to help put Gabriella on the board and the fish didn't cooperate, despite having success catching them earlier in the week. But guess what? That's okay. Anglers must [...]

By |2020-09-08T12:40:27-04:00September 8th, 2020|Comments Off on EP 102: Capt. Josh Saunders of Peake Tide Fishing, Red Drum Whisperer

State regulators, feds team up to deep-six California swordfishermen

What is being done in the name of protecting marine mammals and sea turtles from the practices of California fishermen will ironically – and predictably – benefit foreign suppliers of swordfish, many of whom operate with nary a thought of protecting endangered marine life.

By , |2020-03-20T00:19:13-04:00March 20th, 2020|Comments Off on State regulators, feds team up to deep-six California swordfishermen

No, climate change is not reducing global fish catch

The news media recently promoted a ‘scare of the day’ that global warming is negatively impacting commercial fishermen and reducing global fish production. Objective data obliterate that claim.

By |2019-03-18T13:34:37-04:00March 17th, 2019|Comments Off on No, climate change is not reducing global fish catch
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