Thank you for tuning into the SeaBros Fishing Podcast!Our guest on this episode of the podcast is our good friend and fellow charter boat  captain  Capt. Jason Stock (@captain_Jason_stock).Jason is an absolute gem. He grew up in St. Petersburg Florida, has been fishing his entire life, and has over 15 years of full time charter fishing experience.  Jason is an accomplished tournament fisherman  as well and has podium finishes in the FLW Red Fish Series and various other inshore and offshore tournaments across the state of Florida. He has been featured in publications such as Florida Sportsman, Saltwater Sportsman, Kayak Angler, Saltwater Angler, Louisiana Sportsman and Waterline Magazine.Jason also has a ton of fishing experience beyond his normal territory in the Gulf of Mexico. Over the past decade, Jason has fished from PEI Canada to Key West, across the Gulf in Louisiana,  and in Panama.We have known Jason since 2015 where we met in Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada. We were fishing with the Bruce Brothers during the fall giant bluefin tuna season in PEI and Jason and his wife Heather were charter clients  one day. The day was epic. Hand feeds, kite bites and rough seas. Jason caught and released a 1000+ lber and a 700lber out of the chair. Throughout the day,  he mentioned that he was/is a charter captain out of Anna Maria Island, FL...and that is where our grandparents lived for over 30 years. Very small world. Since then, we have been close friends, our families hang out together, and we fish a lot together.Jason is a true salt of the earth and one of the funniest humans on the planet. He has his own vocabulary, and is never short of hysterical phrases. He is also a fishy dude. Jason is always dialed in and super passionate about what he does. There is no wonder why he fishes 200+ days a year and has a charter boat called "The Full Send."We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Lots of laughs and some AWESOME ADVICE from a top notch charter captain.Thank you for listening and supporting the show!Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine Products (Use promo code: seabros for 10% Off)Black Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Guest InfoCapt. Jason Stock"The Full Send"@captain_jason_stockJason&apos;s InstagramJason&apos;s Facebookwww.captainjasonstock.comSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/seabrosfishing)

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033: Capt. Jason Stock - "Papi Chulo"

Thank you for tuning into the SeaBros Fishing Podcast!Our guest on this episode of the podcast is Captain Mike Zajac from Canyon Runner Sportfishing. Mike began his offshore career on the Canyon Runner back in 1997... 25 years later his passion for offshore fishing has only grown stronger.  He has been a member of various tournament winning teams in addition to catching thousands of tuna over his tenure with the Canyon Runner. Capt. Mike has worked with each of the Captains who have fished with the Canyon Runner Fleet over the years and has taken something from each of them and continues to learn every time he heads offshore. “What people need to realize is the Captains and mates on these boats want to catch fish more than anyone else. While we understand fishing, it is our desire that separates us from the others.”  Captain Mike also prides himself on making sure the charters come away with a positive experience. “Our number one goal is to provide an everlasting experience for our customers. For some it may be catching a trophy bigeye tuna, for others it may be hooking into blue marlin. Either way, we want our customers to walk away remembering their experience. Customer satisfaction is paramount to our success.” Captain Mike is one of the mainstays of the Canyon Runner Team. He brings the sense of camaraderie to the team and a sense of humor to keep everyone relaxed.​When Captain Mike is not pursuing pelagics throughout the summer months, he is teaching English at Asbury Park High School.  This gives him an advantage when speaking at the Canyon Runner seminars and events. His natural comfort speaking to people has allowed him to share his knowledge and translate it in terms so fishermen of all skill levels can learn from him. He has been a perennial Canyon Runner speaker covering a variety of topics about pursuing tuna from trolling to chunking to rigging baits. Captain Mike loves to share what he has learned and enjoys seeing others use the techniques he has taught them.We had a great time during this conversation with Mike. Lots of laughs, great stories, and a ton of expert knowledge shared by one of the best captains/mates in the charter fishing game. If you wanted more insight on what it&apos;s like to be a full-time offshore fishing charter mate, this is a great episode to listen to!Thank you for listening and supporting the show!Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine Products (Use promo code: seabros for 10% Off)Black Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Castafari 2021 Virtual Seminar SeriesGuest InfoCapt. Mike ZajacMike&apos;s InstagramCanyon Runner Instagram@zajac.mike.cr@canyon_runnerSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/seabrosfishing) Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/seabrosfishing)

032: Capt. Mike Zajac - "The Entertainer"

Thank you for tuning in to the SeaBros Fishing Podcast!On this episode, we catch up on all of the listener questions that we received on social media over the past few weeks. Joining us for the conversation is the one and only Old Greg (OG), our father. Lots of laughs, epic stories, and different perspectives shared in this one. We do our best to answer all of your questions as thoroughly as possible but,  as expected we go off on a few tangents...Thank you for listening and supporting the show!Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersSome Questions and Topics Covered:- Catch logs: Format, important information to record, and how we use them- Tackle priorities and preparing to fish the Northeast Canyons- When will OG approve speakers on the For2na?- Our superstitions- Our favorite fishing destinations- Our bucket list fish species- Techniques on targeting smaller tuna- Our thoughts on kite rigs- How to get started in the charter fishing industry?- Safety briefings and safety precautions aboard our boats- If we won the lottery; the type of boat(s) we would build- Crimping and top-shot connections- When did OG realize that he is a super hero?Sponsors, Guest Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine Products (Use promo code: seabros for 10% Off)Black Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Social MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/seabrosfishing)

031: Listener Q&A Session with OG

Thank you for tuning in to the SeaBros Fishing Podcast!Our guest on this episode of the show is Captain Kenton Geer. Kenton originally hails from New Hampshire, but has made the world of offshore fishing his home for the past 25+ years. For the last decade Kenton has been a resident of Hawaii and he currently runs his own commercial fishing operation based out of the big island, Vicious Cycle Fishing. Kenton and his crew aboard the Vicious Cycle primarily target, harvest, and commercially sell big eye tuna, yellowfin tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo, and marlin. They spend the majority of their time off the grid; 100+ miles off the coast of Hawaii at the islands&apos; offshore seamounts. Prior to establishing himself in Hawaii, Kenton traveled and fished all over the globe from Jeffreys Ledge in the Gulf of Maine, to Costa Rica, Panama, and even all the way to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia working on game boats.We had an absolute blast during this conversation with Kenton! He is a true savage on the ocean in the best of ways. Kenton has unparalleled experience on the water/ offshore, with several back to back seasons with 300+ days fished...His fish stories and adventures are endless, unfiltered, honest, and bad ass. It was truly a pleasure to meet him and have him on the podcast. We are looking forward to collaborating again in the future, including on his own podcast: Vicious Cycle - Whiskey, Women, and Water.We hope you enjoy this discussion as much as we did. Make sure you listen and subscribe to Kenton&apos;s podcast as well!Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersTopics & Stories:- Traveling the world on game boats- Fishing the seamounts off of Hawaii- Huge marlin encounters while tuna fishing- Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef- Grander marlin stories- Handlining giant bluefin in the Gulf of Maine- Big eye tuna vs. Yellowfin Tuna- Dangle fishing for tuna- Handline jig fishing for tuna- Approaching schools of tuna while trolling- Commercial fishing and selling fish in Hawaii- Honest tuna prices- Superstitions and getting out of ruts- Inspiration for starting a podcastThank you for listening and supporting the show!Sponsors, Guest Information, and Links from this podcast episode:Guest InfoCapt. Kenton Geer@viciouscyclefishingInstagramFacebookVicious Cycle PodcastSponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine Products (Use promo code: seabros for 10% Off)Black Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Social MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/seabrosfishing)

030: Capt. Kenton Geer - "Vicious Cycle"

Thank you for tuning into the SeaBros Fishing Podcast!Our guest on this episode of the show is Captain Dave Carraro. Dave originally hails from New Jersey , but now calls Gloucester, Massachusetts his home town. He has over 40 years of experience giant bluefin tuna fishing and has had many season with 50+ giant bluefin to the boat...For the last decade, Dave and his crew of the FV-Tuna.com have been a featured boat on National Geographic&apos;s "Wicked Tuna" and he has one of the most successful charter fishing companies on the east coast. Not only is Dave an experienced charter and commercial fishing captain, but he has over 25 years of experience being a pilot. Currently his is a captain at Jet Blue.Taylor and I had a lot of fun during this conversation. It&apos;s always awesome setting down and picking the brain of someone who is equally obsessed with the same type of fishing as you. Dave is a wealth of knowledge, and in this episode we sit down and compare detailed notes on bluefin tuna fishing and discuss common theories we believe in...while also trying to wrangle the dogs.We think you will all enjoy this one! Lot&apos;s of laughs and a ton of good stories.Warning! Santa Claus is discussed in this one... so, if you are a parent, be careful listening with the kids.Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersSome Topics We Cover:- Ski Racing - Dave&apos;s intro to fishing and tuna fishing- Fishing superstitions- Live bait vs. dead bait- Circle hooks and fishing one properly- Grander bluefin- Fishing Stellwagen Bank- Fishing the Outer Banks- Turning a mark into a bite- Dave&apos;s scariest experience on the water- How "Wicked Tuna" has helped and hurt his fishing program- Dogs- Santa ClausThank you for listening and supporting the show!Sponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine Products (Use promo code: seabros for 10% Off)Black Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Castafari 2021 Virtual Seminar SeriesGuest InfoCapt. Dave CarraroDave&apos;s FacebookFV-TUNA.COM FacebookInstagramwww.fishgloucester.comSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/seabrosfishing)

029: Capt. Dave Carraro - "You Make Your Own Luck."

Thank you for tuning into the SeaBros Fishing Podcast!Our guest on this episode of the show is Captain Myles Daley. Myles spent his youth growing up in the South Shore of Massachusetts. He was fortunate enough to have been exposed to offshore fishing by his father and uncle at a very early age, and he was on the boat for his first giant bluefin tuna at just 5 years old...Myles earned his captains license when he was 18 and has been a part of nearly every fishery that the Northeast has to offer. His experience stems far beyond New England though. He has been at the helm of various large sportfish vessel programs, including an 80&apos; Merritt "ET" and multiple 66&apos; Viking Yachts. Myles has traveled and fished his way through the Bahamas, up and down the East Coast of the U.S,  Pinas Bay Panama, and he has extensive experience fishing the Northeast Canyons, Massachusetts Bay, and Georges Bank. He is currently the captain of the "Pescaria" sportfishing program; one of the only 42&apos; Freeman Boatworks&apos; hulls fishing up in New England.We have personally has the pleasure of tournament fishing with Myles aboard "Pescaria", learning from him, and enjoying some savage offshore trips together. Get ready to hear some incredible fishing stories, tactics, and humor from one of the most detail oriented, organized, and down to earth captains around.Some Topics We Cover:- Progressing from being a mate to a sportfish captain- Downeast boats, convertible sportfish boats, and center consoles- Staying organized aboard the boat- Maximizing "hook time"- How speed has improved his fishing- Developing young anglers- Taking on the responsibility of being a captain of a large sportfishing vessel - Planer fishing tactics for bluefin tuna- The early days of giant tuna fishing on Georges Bank- Fishing Chatham, MA during the 2020 seasonThank you for listening and supporting the show!Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine Products (Use promo code: seabros for 10% Off)Black Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Castafari 2021 Virtual Seminar SeriesGuest InfoCapt. Myles DaleyMyles&apos; FacebookPescaria Sportfishing Instagram@pescaria_sportfishingSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/seabrosfishing)

028: Capt. Myles Daley - "Organized Chaos"

Thank you for tuning in to the SeaBros Fishing Podcast! Our guest on this episode is our good friend and fellow outdoorsman, Jeff Corwin. Jeff has been telling stories of wildlife and nature to global audiences for over two decades. He's done this through his many celebrated television series on various networks, including ABC, NBC, Travel Channel, Food Network,  Discovery Channel,  and Animal Planet.He's been awarded with three Emmys in the top broadcast industry awards for his work on television. His very first TV series was wildly successful; "Going Wild" on Disney Channel.  He is the executive producer and host of ABC's "Ocean Treks" and is the executive producer and presenter for the screen film "Expedition Chesapeake" and the narrator for David Attenborough's  "Galapagos: Nature's Wonderland." During the gulf oil spill, Jeff served as an environmental correspondent for both CBS and NBC News. In April 2020 he created and produced the critically acclaimed TV series "Alaska Animal Rescue" for Nat Geo Wild, now in its second season. Jeff is a leader in conservation recognized through his work as a TV host, producer, journalist, author, explorer and wildlife biologist. Most of all, he's a family man and a passionate outdoorsman with a great sense of humor. We've had the pleasure of fishing with Jeff many times in recent years.We are fortunate to have been friends with Jeff for over a decade now and we have accumulated some fun, hysterical, and terrifying fishing memories together. It was great to be able to sit down and pick Jeff's brain about his experiences across the world. It's always incredible to hear and learn about some of the things he has seen and experienced.Old Greg (OG) makes a special guest appearance about half way through, and we get to hear the story about how Jeff saved his life after he fell overboard while tuna fishing in the fall... except this time, it's from Jeff's perspective. Some of the Topics/Stories- Jeff's earlier days growing up in the South Shore of MA- Growing his own food- Projects and adventures that he has been a part of across the world- Fishing and diving stories in the local waters of MA and beyond- How specific ecosystems have changed over the past 20+ years- Protecting our reefs- The resurgence of giant bluefin tuna- Striped bass fishing- Great white sharks- Animal attacks- Craziest things he has ever eaten- Many aspects of ocean conservation- How he saved OG's life- And many many laughs...We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Thank you for listening!Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine ProductsBlack Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Castafari 2021 Virtual Seminar SeriesGuest InfoJeff Corwin@wildcorwinJeff's InstagramJeff's FacebookSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

027: Jeff Corwin - "Exploring the Wild" with special guest OG

Thanks for tuning in to the SeaBros Fishing Podcast! Our guest on this episode of the show is Captain Tommy Howd. Tommy is one of the pioneers of daytime swordfishing in the Northeast Canyons. He has more than 75 overnight offshore trips under his belt, including many fishing with his entire family aboard their 61' Richie Howell, "Tokatomist."Like many of us, Tommy began fishing at a very young age. Fast forward a decade or so, and he ended up landing in the cockpit of the "Canyon Runner", fishing with renowned captains Mark DeBlasio, Deane Lambros, and Mark DeCabia; who has been on our podcast before.Tommy's current fishing program has him freelancing aboard many private (and charter) sportfishing boats in the Northeast, as well as working with Capt. Damon Sacco aboard the "Castafari" for several trips a season. Tommy also has a well established record in many  bluewater tournaments on the East Coast, and he has adapted his deep drop swordfish tactics to be fully IGFA compliant, making him a dynamic tournament captain and mate.We had a lot of fun during this conversation with Tommy. He shares some incredible fish stories and goes into detail on how he approaches daytime sword fishing in the NE Canyons. Lots of laughs and a TON of good information in this one.We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did.Thank you for listening and supporting the podcast!Stay Tight,The Sears brothersSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine ProductsBlack Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Castafari 2021 Virtual Seminar SeriesGuest InfoCapt. Tommy Howd@tokatomistTommy's InstagramTommy's FacebookSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

026: Capt. Tommy Howd - "Cod with Katanas"

Make sure you listen through the end on this one...On this episode of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast, we sit down with a legend of the canyon fishing game (and fishing in general), Captain Mark DeCabia. Mark has over 30 years of fishing experience across all categories; commercial fishing, charter fishing, recreational/sportfishing, and tournament fishing. He has proven himself in the Northeast and East Coast and has earned the reputation as one of the top hi-liners in our industry. Mark has a long list of distinguished accomplishments in his fishing career including;In the Bite Magazine: "Top Young Guns Of Sportfishing in 2018"Many podium appearances and tournament wins, including the Mid Atlantic 500Biggest Big Eye Tuna, Montauk Canyon Challenge, 2017 & 2018Pro Staff Member for PENN, Momoi, Simrad, Costa Sunglasses, and DEEP ApparelOwner, Broadbill Fisheries - Tackle ManufacturerPrevious captain and mate at Canyon Runner SportfishingThe list goes "on and on."Mark is currently the captain of a 52' Viking, "Rebel", and manages a fleet of commercial monkfish boats out of Shinnecock, NY. We have known Mark for many years; presenting at the same seminars and workshops in various locations, including the Castafari Offshore Fishing Seminar. This was actually one of the first times we have had a chance to sit down and pick Mark's brain ourselves over a long conversation. Mark is a passionate and detail oriented guy. He proves that with his answers to our questions, his epic fish stories, and his willingness to give details on the tactics that he implements aboard the "Rebel".In this episode Mark talks about night fishing in the canyons, his obsession with big eye tuna, what he would run for a 5 rod canyon spread given only $100, and much, much more.Most importantly, Mark shares a terrifying experience he had sinking and having to get into a survival suit and life raft in the middle of January off of NY. Reiterating that fact that safety is paramount.We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did.Thank you to everyone for listening!Stay Tight,Bryan & TaylorSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesCosta SunglassesLT Marine ProductsBlack Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Deep Apparel (Use promo code: Seabros35 for 35% Off)Guest InfoCapt. Mark DeCabia@seafarmerMark's InstagramMark's FacebookMark's Company: Broadbill FisheriesSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

025: Capt. Mark DeCabia - "Stay Awake."

Hey everyone! Thanks for tuning in. Our guest on this episode of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast is Captain Jamie Bruce of Bruce Brothers Fishing Charters based out of Prince Edward Island (PEI) Canada.We have been close friends and basically family members with Jamie, Troy, and the rest of the Bruces for more than a decade now. Over the last 11 years we have been fortunate enough to enjoy many great days on and off the water.We cover A LOT in this conversation. Jamie explains the history of fishing, specifically for giant bluefin tuna, within 4 generations of Bruce family fishermen. He discusses how the charter fishery evolved in PEI back in the 70s, and what it looks like today. We tell many fish stories, but focus primarily  on what we have seen, learned, and changed over the last 10 years of fishing together and separately; both in Canada and New England. Some of the topics we cover are:Hooking fish (giant bluefin)Chumming and hand-feedingFighting fishLanding and releasing fishDrag pressureThe resurgence of the bluefin tuna populationTagging fish and studies that we have been a part ofCharter client pressureWe think you guys will enjoy this episode. Jamie was the perfect guest to end the 1st season of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast. We always enjoy catching up with him.Thank you to everyone for listening!Stay Tight,Bryan & TaylorSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsDeep ApparelMass Bay GuidesLT Marine ProductsBlack Oak LED (Use promo code: Giantbluefin for 20% Off)Guest InfoCapt. Jamie Bruce@brucebrothers_Bruce Bros Charters InstagramBruce Brothers Charters WebsiteSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

024: Capt. Jamie Bruce - The Land of Giants

On this episode of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast we catch up with our friend and fellow fisherman Joe Gugino.Joe is based out of Winthrop Massachusetts, and spends most of his time on the water in the areas surrounding Boston Harbor and North Shore, MA chasing trophy striped bass.Taylor and I met Joe in 2019 when we sat down to discuss becoming a part of the Costa Sunglasses pro-program, which Joe helps coordinate in his role as "Fishing Community Leader" with Costa.During our conversation, Joe discusses how he maintains relationships with all of the pros, anglers, and charter captains that are affiliated with Costa, but the majority of our time is spent discussing his rookie year of offshore fishing in the NE Canyons and local tournaments.Joe is an energetic guy and is full of great stories and experiences. We had a lot of fun recording this episode and we hope you enjoy as well!Stay Tight!- Taylor & BryanSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsDeep ApparelMass Bay GuidesLT Marine ProductsGuest InfoJoe Gugino@joeguginoJoe's Instagram@costasunglassesCosta InstagramWhy Knot Fishing@whyknotfishingWhyKnot InstagramSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)Support the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

023: Joe Gugino - Costa and the Canyons

Our guest on this is episode is Captain Deane Lambros of Canyon Runner Sportfishing, based out of Pt. Pleasant, New Jersey.Like many fishermen, Deane's passion for fishing began at a very young age, as did his exposure and dedication to offshore fishing specifically. Deane joined the Canyon Runner Team in the winter of 2009 as a mate, earned his captain's license in 2010, and worked his way up to being captain of their 48' Viking by 2013 at age 24.Deane stays busy charter fishing the New Jersey canyons and offshore fishing grounds all summer long. He travels to Cape Cod, MA in the fall months to commercial bluefin tuna fish, as he does in the winter down in North Carolina.Deane is a passionate, hardworking, and skilled captain who sets an excellent example of what a good charter captain should be.In this conversation, we cover a lot of great topics. We discuss the Canyon Runner Sportfishing program and how their fisheries change throughout the season. Deane takes us through the typical tournament schedule for the Canyon Runner fleet. We all share our perspective on how COVID impacted charter fishing up in the Northeast during the 2020 season. Deane even shares details on how to be faster and more efficient in the cockpit and also shares what he would run for an offshore trolling spread with only $100 in his pocket...We really enjoyed talking with Deane. He's a very experienced fisherman and always provides great knowledge when we catch up... Lot's of laughs and good information shared in this episode.Stay Tight!Bryan & TaylorSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsDeep ApparelMass Bay GuidesLT Marine ProductsGuestCapt. Deane Lambros@mrdeanee@canyon_runnerFacebookCanyon Runner WebsiteSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)Support the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

022: Capt. Deane Lambros - Canyon Runner Sportfishing

On this episode of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast we sit down and attempt to answer some questions that we received from you guys over the past few weeks on Instagram.Joining us is our friend, fellow captain, mate... and pirate, Dave Good. If you have listened to previous episodes of the podcast, you have probably heard earlier conversations we have had with Dave. We had a lot of fun recording this one. Lots of laughs and new coined phrases during this discussion.We cover a gamut of topics ranging from our choices on breakfast and lunch options on the boat, to the types of hooks we have been using for the past few seasons. There are A LOT of funny charter stories sprinkled throughout this conversation; all relatable to your questions.Thank you to everyone that submitted questions and ideas. Keep them coming!Stay tight,Bryan & TaylorSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsMass Bay GuidesDeep ApparelLT Marine ProductsGuestCapt. Dave Good: @bigtunaslutMentionsSeaBros ShopSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)Support the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

021: Listener Q&A, Pirate Stories, and "Irish Crickets"

We're back...again! Our apologies for the delay in content folks. The 2020 charter fishing season ramped up fast and we were non stop until the end of October. Add a 1 year old baby, a pandemic, and winterizing a few boats to the mix... here we are it's November! We are back on track though, and excited to share some stories from our season.On this episode of the podcast (recorded in September) we sit down with our good friend and fellow Mass Bay Guides crew member Conor Doherty. Conor is a Scituate native and is the mate aboard the "Power Play" a 31' Eastern downeast boat run by Capt. Mike Evensen. They fish out of Scituate Harbor, MA and are member of the MBG Fleet.  We catch up on how the first half of the 2020 charter fishing has gone, sharing some hypes, gripes, and funny stories. Conor describes his career so far as a deckhand on a charter boat, sharing some of his lessons learned along the way. He also talks a little bit about his internship (now new job!) at On the Water.A wide range of conversations in this one! Big fish stories, small fish stories, funny charter experiences, predictions on the remainder of the season, how NOT to cook calamari, and why not to bring a knife to a gun fight.Stay Tight!Bryan & TaylorSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsDeep ApparelMass Bay GuidesGuestConor Doherty: @conorcharlesdohertyMentionsLT Marine Products@ltmarineproductsOn the Water@onthewatermagazineSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)Support the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

020: Fish Stories & Season Update w/ Conor "Size Large" Doherty

"We're Back." As Captain Jason Stock would say.On this episode of the SeaBros Fishing Podcast, Bryan and Taylor sit down for a casual conversation about how the season has been for the Mass Bay Guides fleet so far. They talk through some species specific reports and tell some recent stories from charters this year. There are a few hilarious OG stories thrown in the mix that you don't want to miss...The boys also discuss how COVID has impacted the 2020 bluefin tuna season, focusing specifically on the catch and release aspect of the fishery. They have witnessed a lot of controversial things on the water in regards to how people are caring for fish, and they share the best practices that they use for PROPERLY reviving and releasing bluefin tuna.Bryan also just recently fished the Oaks Bluff Bluewater Classic aboard a new 42' Freeman powered by quad 400hp mercury outboards. An absolute rocket ship and fishing machine. He talks about how much the boat impressed him and about the Northeast Tuna Slam they were able to accomplish on their trip.Apologies for the lack of content over the past month! We have been very busy on the water with clients. There are some great new episodes T'd up that we will be releasing on a more frequent basisStay Tuned and Stay Tight,-Bryan & TaylorSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:SponsorsDeep ApparelMass Bay GuidesMentionsFreeman Boatworks@pescaria_sportfishingRelease Hooks: LT Marine Products@ltmarineproductsSocial MediaSeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorSeaBros Fishing WebsiteMass Bay Guides WebsiteSupport the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)Support the show (http://www.seabrosfishing.com)

019: Capts. Bryan and Taylor Sears - "We're Back."

Bryan and Taylor Sears (Sears Brothers) of SeaBros Fishing and Mass Bay Guides bring to you a podcast featuring Northeast fishing tactics, reports, detailed interviews and conversations with some of the best, and most entertaining, captains, mates, and anglers in their fishery and beyond.

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