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Brooklyn Fishing Club Podcast

Ep. 30 - Tuna Talk

Legendary spearfisherman Peter Correale joins us to discuss his 4 world records, stories from the deep and more. If you’re interested in getting into spearfishing or improving your game, this is a must listen!

Ep. 29 - @petercorreale

Up until the 1970s, many boats fished for golden tilefish until there were none left. As of today, only a few boats are fishing for them, and one's in BK! Captain Keith Apman joins us along with Captain Paul Paris of Capt. Dave Fishing and AJ Coleman of Ruck Jigs. They discuss everything from history to the latest techniques used to catch these incredible fish.  

Ep. 28 - Brooklyn Tilefish

London Rosiere joins us to discuss her fishing career, the obstacles she’s overcome to achieve success and more. She’s one of the most prominent big game anglers in the South and a positive role model for up and coming anglers worldwide. If you like what you hear let us know, we might record a second episode! Check her out on IG @londonfishes

Ep. 27 - @LondonFishes

Stephanie Choate, one of the most accomplished big game anglers in the world, joins us to discuss her tournament wins, her world record, multiple marlins she caught over 1,000 lbs., advice for upcoming female anglers, and more. 

Ep. 26 - Stephanie Choate

This is the second part of our interview with world-famous angler, Peter Miller. He's a 3x world sailfish champion, he's been nominated for 2 Emmy Awards, and is one of the most down to earth anglers there is. This episode begins with a story about the sketchiest situation he's ever been in while fishing. 

Ep. 25 - Peter Miller pt. 2

World-famous angler, Peter Miller, joins us for this episode. He's a 3x world sailfish champion, he's been nominated for 2 Emmy Awards, and is one of the most down to earth anglers there is. We discuss his adventures, accomplishments & more. If you like what you hear, check out our next episode which is the second part of this interview. 

Ep. 24 - Peter Miller pt. 1

Renowned angler and writer Nick Honachefsky joins us to discuss his world record fish and you'll be surprised what species it is. Our discussion also includes topics such as what it takes to make a living off of fishing, advice for younger anglers, and information on his upcoming tournament. Overall it's definitely a feel-good episode with a lot of jokes and laughter throughout.

Ep. 23 - Nick Honachefsky

In this episode, we're joined by illustrator & angler Mike Sudal, who's contributed multiple drawings and articles for Field & Stream, Meateater & more. Not only is he famed for his artwork but he's a renowned angler in both fresh and saltwater. We discuss his process from drawing fish as a kid to illustrating for some of the greatest fishing magazines to exist, his personal fishing logs and some of his best fishing stories. 

Ep. 22 - Mike Sudal

One of the most renowned surf anglers to ever fish the Northeast, Bill Wetzel joins us to talk about his rise to success, stories from the surf (including near-death experiences), his opinions on the new striped bass regulations and more. 

Ep. 21 - Bill Wetzel

Captain Rich Colombo & Captain Nick Savene, two of the most reputable captains to ever sail out of NYC, share stories filled with history and information about the NYC fishing scene, what it took for them to not only survive but thrive in a very competitive industry and we definitely have a few laughs.

Ep. 20 - NYC Fishing Legends pt.3

Have you ever eaten the fish you’ve caught? (We hope you have...) This episode will change your entire perspective on how to handle your catch from hook to table. Our guest Eugene is considered the number one expert on the planet in regards to seafood and everything involving it. Even if you don’t fish but enjoy eating it this episode has more than enough info for you. Stay tuned for part two.

Ep. 19 - Seafood Safety pt. 1

On this episode we’re joined by renowned author and angler Fred Waitzkin (“Searching for Bobby Fischer”). He joins us to discuss his new novel “Deep Water Blues,” the process that went into writing it and more. He also shares memorable fishing stories including one fish that got away that still haunts him to this day.

Ep. 18 - Fred Waitzkin

George Scocca joins us to discuss how he brought fishing to the internet before anyone else thought to do so. He owned and operated the first ever online fishing forum, Noreast.com, and it became the most successful online fishing forum on the planet. He’s also someone who’s deeply involved in striped bass conservation. This episode has some great stories, including one involving an altercation with Billy Joel on the beach. Tune in and let us know what you think by leaving a comment. 

Ep. 17 - George Scocca

Doc Muller joins us on this episode to discuss fishing, life, his experiences in the surf and more. If you love to fish you'll love this episode.      

Ep. 16 - Doc Muller

Have you ever wondered what’s swimming in the water that surrounds NYC? Join Victor Lucia, founder of the Brooklyn Fishing Club, as he discusses urban fishing in the Big Apple and beyond. The Brooklyn Fishing Club is the largest fishing organization in NYC and is known worldwide as the crew that put urban fishing on the map. Topics include stories from famous anglers, tactics/techniques for a variety of species, the subculture of urban fishing, the history of fishing in NYC and more.

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