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Fish_Eye · 11-14-2006, 12:40 PM

Thanks for the kind words regarding the fluke video, and yes, there will eventually be a fluke fishing video, but only after I release at least 7 new DVDs that will follow Stripers Gone Wild...and yes PrisonFish, SGW will be a DVD.

mikecc, I hear what you’re saying about us being on the verge of severely restrictive fluke fishery come next year. I wrote to all my representatives and urged moderation and a sensible balance when it comes to restoring the fluke fishery. I urge everyone that fishes for fluke to continue to keep the pressure on and let your representatives know how important this fishery is to you. Support the RFA and its efforts to lobby on behalf of us as anglers, as well as the charter industry and retailers whose businesses will suffer significantly if inflexible limits are set.

Trapperpierre, I know the guys you’re referring to and they, like a number of other savvy anglers, have focused on traditional methods of catching fish and have refined those procedures to the point where it’s skill and not luck that produces fish consistently. There’s an old military maxim: "amateurs discuss strategy; experts discuss logistics”

It’s my goal to produce videos that (in DVD format these days) reveal the somewhat secret lives of fish to give anglers greater insight into what makes them tick. After all, the more you know about your quarry AND the more you know about your quarry’s quarry, the more fish you’ll catch. I also toss in some hot fishing action to get you stoked to the max. I want to produce work that you’ll want to watch over and over again…to that end I’m giving the viewer the option to watch the video with and without narration; that way, after you’ve heard what I have to say you can enjoy the gorgeous scenery (above and below water) and watch stripers going wild to the sounds of screaming reels, screeching gulls and crashing waves, with music that complements the mood. Hopefully your entire family will enjoy the show and perhaps it will motivate a few kids to put down the video game joy stick and pick up a rod.

11-14-2006, 12:40 PM	#2
Fish_Eye Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: North Kingstown, RI Posts: 1,229	Glad you liked the show. Thanks for the kind words regarding the fluke video, and yes, there will eventually be a fluke fishing video, but only after I release at least 7 new DVDs that will follow Stripers Gone Wild...and yes PrisonFish, SGW will be a DVD. mikecc, I hear what you’re saying about us being on the verge of severely restrictive fluke fishery come next year. I wrote to all my representatives and urged moderation and a sensible balance when it comes to restoring the fluke fishery. I urge everyone that fishes for fluke to continue to keep the pressure on and let your representatives know how important this fishery is to you. Support the RFA and its efforts to lobby on behalf of us as anglers, as well as the charter industry and retailers whose businesses will suffer significantly if inflexible limits are set. Trapperpierre, I know the guys you’re referring to and they, like a number of other savvy anglers, have focused on traditional methods of catching fish and have refined those procedures to the point where it’s skill and not luck that produces fish consistently. There’s an old military maxim: "amateurs discuss strategy; experts discuss logistics” It’s my goal to produce videos that (in DVD format these days) reveal the somewhat secret lives of fish to give anglers greater insight into what makes them tick. After all, the more you know about your quarry AND the more you know about your quarry’s quarry, the more fish you’ll catch. I also toss in some hot fishing action to get you stoked to the max. I want to produce work that you’ll want to watch over and over again…to that end I’m giving the viewer the option to watch the video with and without narration; that way, after you’ve heard what I have to say you can enjoy the gorgeous scenery (above and below water) and watch stripers going wild to the sounds of screaming reels, screeching gulls and crashing waves, with music that complements the mood. Hopefully your entire family will enjoy the show and perhaps it will motivate a few kids to put down the video game joy stick and pick up a rod.
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