Fisheries Gone Wild

This episode discusses the importance of water quality for fisheries in North Carolina, focusing on oyster conservation and featuring guest Pat Donovan-Bratenburg from Jacksonville.

This episode kicks off a series exploring the outdoor sporting heritage of North Carolina through personal fishing stories and discussions on conservation and management challenges.

This episode features an interview with Captain Jot Owens, a local fishing expert, discussing his background and the challenges facing North Carolina's inshore fisheries due to mismanagement and over-harvesting.

This episode recaps the May 2023 Marine Fisheries Commission meeting in Beaufort, North Carolina, discussing its unexpectedly eventful agenda and implications for coastal fisheries management.

This episode features Graham Taylor and Chad Price discussing fishing conservation in North Carolina and sharing survival stories for anglers on the water.

This episode features an interview with Captain Josh Sutton from Pamlico Point Guide Service, discussing his background in coastal fishing and the importance of preserving North Carolina's outdoor sporting heritage amid fishery decline.

This episode features an interview with Captain Seth Vernon, a local fishing guide in North Carolina, discussing his background and the challenges facing coastal fisheries conservation.

This episode features an interview with two local fishing guide captains discussing the decline of North Carolina's coastal fisheries due to mismanagement and overharvesting, and efforts to conserve these resources.

This episode discusses the management and conservation of speckled trout fisheries in North Carolina, featuring an interview with CCANC Fisheries Committee Chairman Stuart Creighton.

This episode features an interview with Steve Brewster, an advocate for fisheries reform in North Carolina, discussing his background and involvement in conservation efforts through the Angler's Rights Alliance.

This episode discusses the upcoming MFC meeting and fisheries management plans, focusing on estuarine striped bass and conservation efforts in North Carolina's coastal fisheries.

This episode reviews fisheries management issues from 2021, focusing on the Southern Flounder Fisheries Management Plan and upcoming developments.

This episode discusses the upcoming North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission meeting, focusing on agenda items like the Spotted Sea Trout FMP Amendment 1 and Southern Flounder updates, with insights from the CCANC Fisheries Committee Chairman.

This episode discusses the challenges and conservation efforts in North Carolina's oyster aquaculture and fisheries, featuring local fishing guides sharing their experiences and insights.

This episode of Fisheries Gone Wild features hosts discussing fishing reports for drum and marsh fishing in North Carolina, along with sponsor acknowledgments and conservation updates.

This episode previews and analyzes the upcoming Marine Fisheries Commission meeting, focusing on fisheries management and conservation issues in North Carolina.

This episode features a conversation about fishing in Nosara, Costa Rica, with hosts and guests discussing a recent trip and partnerships with local businesses.

This episode discusses the decline of North Carolina's coastal fisheries due to mismanagement and overharvesting, with a focus on species like speckled trout and upcoming challenges.

This episode features an interview with Captain John Mouser, discussing his background, his fishing guide service, and his involvement in fisheries conservation in North Carolina.

This episode discusses the Old Drum Fishery on the Neuse River in North Carolina, featuring guests Donald Willis and Captain Bobby Brewer to explore the fishery's status and conservation efforts.

This episode discusses the North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission's decision to cancel the recreational flounder harvest season this year, highlighting public outrage and long-standing issues with fisheries management and conservation.

This episode features an on-location interview at Pirate Waters Outfitters in Washington, North Carolina, discussing the shop's offerings and the broader context of fisheries conservation in the state.

This episode features an interview with leaders from the North Carolina Wildlife Federation discussing the decline of coastal fisheries due to mismanagement and overharvesting, and their mission to conserve these resources.

This episode discusses the urgent need for public involvement in the upcoming Marine Fisheries Commission meeting to address the decline of speckled trout populations in North Carolina through Amendment 1 of the Fisheries Management Plan.

David Sneed interviews Mac Currin about his background and experiences with North Carolina fisheries, exploring the history and ongoing issues in coastal management.

Hosts David Sneed and Rocky Carter, joined by fisheries experts Stuart Creighton and Dr.

Hosts David Sneed and Rocky Carter launch the Fisheries Gone Wild podcast to address misinformation in North Carolina's coastal fisheries management, featuring guests Billy Bird and Dick Breen to discuss historical context and current issues, including a recent lawsuit by CCA North Carolina.