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April 2, 2026 (Hour 2) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 9: Welcome in to the Clark Eisenhower Outdoor Edition. For this
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Speaker 9: trip to Big Lake as they call it, in that
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Speaker 9: area south of Lake Charles in Hackberry.
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Speaker 8: We'll be doing that.
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Speaker 9: We've got animal attack stories for you. You know that
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Speaker 9: full moon next week, we'll have a lot of them
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Speaker 9: because animals become extra nasty during full moon, as do people.
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Speaker 9: By the way, that's fact. Monday Writers Roundtable will recap
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Speaker 9: the weekend, including the a in baseball series with Vanderbilt
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Speaker 9: will be weather windows. I believe to get all three
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Speaker 9: games in. Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed a
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Speaker 9: deterrent that reduces shark bycatch on long lines by as
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Speaker 9: much as seventy percent without affecting catches of target species.
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Speaker 9: Now what people are asking is if that technology could
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Speaker 9: be used to deter recreational catches and shark depredation, which
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Speaker 9: has come, as we've mentioned many times, a huge issue
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Speaker 9: with recreational fishermen in the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico.
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Speaker 9: The deterrent works by pairing zinc and graphite in seawater
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Speaker 9: to produce a small electric field through a chemical reaction.
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Speaker 9: Sharks are extremely sensitive to electricity and avoid treated hooks.
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Speaker 9: In field trials off the Florida Panhandled and the Atlantic
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Speaker 9: off Massachusetts Longline, bycatch of sharks reduced between sixty two
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Speaker 9: and seventy percent, while target catches of target species like
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Speaker 9: tuna and swordfish were unaffected. Stephen Kajura, PhD. Says zinc
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Speaker 9: and graphite are inexpensive, widely available, and already familiar to
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Speaker 9: fishermen because zinc is commonly used to prevent corrosion on boats.
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Speaker 9: This means it could be adopted quickly and cost effectively,
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Speaker 9: providing a real solution to reduce shark bycatch while supporting
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Speaker 9: sustainable fisheries. The technology might be the answer to shark
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Speaker 9: bycatching commercial fisheries. Easy to imagine it making its way
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Speaker 9: to recreational fishing in some form like zinc and graphite
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Speaker 9: umbags for instance, that would keep shark away. That's pretty cool,
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Speaker 9: I mean unnatural way to do that. We will keep
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Speaker 9: our eye on that because that sounds like it could
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Speaker 9: be a huge breakthrough for recreational fishermen who a lot
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Speaker 9: of times just have to leave an area. I mean,
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Speaker 9: I've been there, I've done that. We've had to leave
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Speaker 9: too many sharks several times, all right. A fearless, half blind,
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Speaker 9: elderly dog was almost killed saving her family and dozens
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Speaker 9: of farm animals from a hungry bear that had broken
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Speaker 9: into the family's home. The twelve year old pooch, Honey,
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Speaker 9: was barely recognizable because of the unbelievable swelling to her
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Speaker 9: body and face from battling the bear, which was hungry
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Speaker 9: and fresh out of hibernation, according to the owners and
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Speaker 9: the animal rescue that treated the dog, Denise Martinez telling
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Speaker 9: Albuquerque station KO before, she's our little savior. She's been
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Speaker 9: nicknamed the bear slayer, and we've just come to find
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Speaker 9: out that the bear slayer is afraid of the vacuum cleaner.
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Speaker 8: She joked.
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Speaker 9: The bear crept onto the family's property in Cordova, New Mexico,
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Speaker 9: last month and tried to break into the chicken coop
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Speaker 9: for a quick snack, but Honey wasn't having any of it.
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Speaker 9: We'll never know exactly how it unfolded in the dark
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Speaker 9: of that night, but we know this Honey stood her
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Speaker 9: ground against something she had no business fighting, said the
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Speaker 9: Humane Animal Clinic of Espanola. She took the hits so
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Speaker 9: no one else would have to, and she drove a
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Speaker 9: predator away from everything she loves.
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Speaker 8: Does this sound just never mind?
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Speaker 9: Surveillance video later showed Honey had fended off the bear
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Speaker 9: multiple times. The family didn't know it until the next morning,
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Speaker 9: when the dog was found lying in the driveway. Her
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Speaker 9: whole neck was ripped from the back all the way down,
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Speaker 9: said Leanna Martinez. They found evidence that a bear had
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Speaker 9: been around the property, including cloth scratches on fences and trees.
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Speaker 9: The Martinez family rushed the dog to an emergency care center.
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Speaker 9: Because of the high cost, they turned to Espanola's Humane's
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Speaker 9: Urgent Care Clinic. Honey's face was so swollen, I mean
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Speaker 9: you couldn't even tell features in her face, said Mattie
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Speaker 9: Allen of the clinic. The rescue said Honey's catastrophic injuries
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Speaker 9: including a degloving wound from her neck to her face,
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Speaker 9: puncture wounds, unbelievable bruising and swelling. She continues to recover
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Speaker 9: after going surgeries to stitch her back up. She's been
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Speaker 9: taking our medicine cult like a champ and shown a
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Speaker 9: quiet stubborn courage while resting with other animals. Honey didn't
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Speaker 9: just survive, said the Humane Society. She stood between her
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Speaker 9: family in danger and chose them over and over again.
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Speaker 9: And because of her family's love a community who cares.
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Speaker 9: In a little bit of honey badger badassery, this half blind,
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Speaker 9: sassy senior is still here. I don't know who wrote this,
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Speaker 9: but I like it. Honey, Good for you, I mean
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Speaker 9: seriously good for you.
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Speaker 8: A recent incident.
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Speaker 9: Involving a coyote attacking a man and his dog in Poughkeepsie,
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Speaker 9: New York. That coyote, which appeared sick and exhibiting strange behavior,
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Speaker 9: approached Councilman Evren Minist and his dog Harvey while they
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Speaker 9: were walking in College Hill Park. Minist managed to scare
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Speaker 9: the coyote away, but it continue to pose a threat
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Speaker 9: until animal control arrived and you euthanized it. So this
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Speaker 9: story has a happy ending. Suspecting that it was rabid,
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Speaker 9: it raised concerns about wildlife interactions in urban areas and
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Speaker 9: the safety of residents and pats. Hey, they're in New York,
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Speaker 9: so they probably can't carry a gun, or own a gun,
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Speaker 9: or even say the word gun.
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Speaker 8: But here in Texas.
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Speaker 9: You know, we had a governor that pulled this pistol
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Speaker 9: on a coyote during a walk, and by gosh, I
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Speaker 9: encourage all of you to do the same thing.
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Speaker 8: Get them before they get you.
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Speaker 9: In Germany, a wolf bit a woman in a shopping
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Speaker 9: area in Hamburg. Well, I'd hate to get bit in
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Speaker 9: the shopping area. That could be before it was pulled
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Speaker 9: out of a lake and what believed to be the
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Speaker 9: first such a take tax its wolves returned to the
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Speaker 9: country thirty years ago. The Fire Service said the woman
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Speaker 9: was taking a Hamburg hospital after the unusual encounter. There
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Speaker 9: was no immediate information on her condition. Police didn't detail
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Speaker 9: where she was bitten. I thought it was in a
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Speaker 9: shopping area, and also wasn't clear what led to the attack,
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Speaker 9: which took place in the shopping area in altona station
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Speaker 9: west of Berlin.
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Speaker 8: Late Monday evening. Officers hauled the wolf.
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Speaker 9: Out of a lake in downtown Hamburg following calls alerting
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Speaker 9: them to sighting the animal there. Local media reported was
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Speaker 9: taken to an enclosure on the outskirts of the city
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Speaker 9: and to debt now I added that part I don't
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Speaker 9: think there's a happy ending here officials believe it's likely
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Speaker 9: the wolf involved was the same one that was sighted
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Speaker 9: in an outer suburb a few days before that. Experts
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Speaker 9: believe the animals a young wolf searching for a territory
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Speaker 9: of its own and accidentally wandered into the city. Experts
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Speaker 9: believe the animal let's see, wolves generally avoid contact with people. Yeah,
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Speaker 9: we've heard that before. Germany's Federal Agency for Nature Conservation
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Speaker 9: said it was the first time a person was known
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Speaker 9: to have been attacked by a wild wolf since the
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Speaker 9: animals reappeared in the country after one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 9: year absence.
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Speaker 8: Wolves are strictly protected. See that's the.
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Speaker 9: Kevin Broussard, after a day on big lake, just off
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Speaker 9: a big lake, and it was just an incredible day
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Speaker 9: of fishing. You had texted me two days ago because
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Speaker 9: we'd had a bad front come in. You didn't know
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Speaker 9: what the fishing was going to be like post front,
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Speaker 9: what the wind was going to be doing. It didn't
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Speaker 9: really matter today what the wind was doing, because the
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Speaker 9: fish were eating.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, it really bounced back good. See a lot of
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Speaker 10: times this time of year, of course, what I call
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Speaker 10: late spring or mid spring. Every now and then you
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Speaker 10: get a big one I call you know, big northern
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Speaker 10: for this time of year. Well, two days ago it
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Speaker 10: was thirty two degrees, the wind was blowing north northwest
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Speaker 10: at twenty to thirty knots. Not great fishing, well, no,
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Speaker 10: it just it drops the water out, it muddies it up.
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Speaker 10: But then like that night, it turned back light south,
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Speaker 10: it started warming back up, and I text you, I said, look,
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Speaker 10: I'm not sure what to expect, you know, being we're
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Speaker 10: only a couple of days behind this. And man, we
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Speaker 10: went out today like you said, and man, started off,
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Speaker 10: we got our limited reds, threw back some big ones,
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Speaker 10: threw back a bunch of.
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Speaker 9: Keeping big woods. I mean that one real big one.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, we won't say who, but your better half, did
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Speaker 10: you know that you better have half? Dick has won twenty.
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Speaker 9: Five how many spots?
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Speaker 11: I want to say that twenty five spots.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, And but then that was about twenty five pounds.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, it was at least twenty five pounds.
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Speaker 10: And then we then we went on to targets and
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Speaker 10: trout and flounder, and we all caught our slams. We
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Speaker 10: ended up with I think fourteen flounder for the day,
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Speaker 10: twenty one trout. So it ended up being a very
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Speaker 10: very productive day for the conditions, you know, just being two.
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Speaker 9: I think I was productive for no matter the conditions.
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Speaker 9: But but that last stop we made, and I wouldn't
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Speaker 9: have stayed there.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, we pulled up and we were running in there.
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Speaker 10: I told you so, Well, this time of year, you know,
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Speaker 10: the fish are usually there. But we pulled in water
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Speaker 10: was moving kind of hard, and the water was actually
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Speaker 10: dirty or what we considered dirty.
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Speaker 9: And like you know, we and only my wife was
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Speaker 9: catching fish.
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Speaker 10: She caught three fish in about ten fifteen minutes, and
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Speaker 10: I was like, well, there's some here. And then all
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Speaker 10: of a sudden we kind of figured them out. And
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Speaker 10: I mean we ended up catching thirteen trout, good trout, yeah, oh,
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Speaker 10: a very nice trout, several two pound or two and
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Speaker 10: a halfs. We caught some keeper reds, some throwback reds,
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Speaker 10: and we caught a couple more flounder to go in
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Speaker 10: the box there.
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Speaker 9: So and we added, that's the biggest drama I've been
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Speaker 9: a part of. I know you've seen them large because
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Speaker 9: you've grown up down here, but that we asked them
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Speaker 9: matter what forty five easy?
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Speaker 10: It was probably at least forty five pounds. It was well,
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Speaker 10: you know, thirty long fish.
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Speaker 11: Uh. And and you had one on in the probably
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Speaker 11: in the twenties today. Uh.
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Speaker 10: You know, it was just man honestly for the for
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Speaker 10: like I said, being little post front, it was a
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Speaker 10: great day of fishing.
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Speaker 9: Well, this is the second time you if you warned
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Speaker 9: me about weather, and I've come anyway because you know,
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Speaker 9: you got a fish where you can. And I've been
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Speaker 9: watching the weather and it looked okay, not not great,
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Speaker 9: but okay a post front.
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Speaker 11: Uh.
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Speaker 9: And the last time I told you I never would
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Speaker 9: have fished. I got down here. If storm came through
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Speaker 9: big lake look like brown chocolate. But we caught fish
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Speaker 9: that day, Yes, sir.
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Speaker 11: You know, like you said, you.
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Speaker 9: Have to adapt to the conditions, do you not.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, basically that day that you know you're talking about,
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Speaker 10: when the water was real dirty, we went real shallow.
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Speaker 11: We fished windy points, windy banks.
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Speaker 6: Uh.
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Speaker 10: We were we were throwing shrimp under a cork about
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Speaker 10: a foot and a half deep, and we just slayed
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Speaker 10: the red fish that day and today most of these
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Speaker 10: fish were eating literal bait fish. When I tell people
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Speaker 10: aby are inch long, they're you know they're they don't
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Speaker 10: they can't comprehend that. But I mean, like some of
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Speaker 10: these fish would have hundreds of these little fish in there.
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Speaker 10: So we had to throw like really really small plastic you.
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Speaker 9: Could get small enough to replicate what they're is when
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Speaker 9: you can't close.
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Speaker 11: I got the smallest thing that I could buy.
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Speaker 10: It would still fit on a hook and it worked, Yes, sir,
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Speaker 10: we did very well with it, did very well.
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Speaker 9: I mean it's hard to replicate and you don't believe
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Speaker 9: they're eating that small a fish, but they're gorging themselves.
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Speaker 10: And that's what's mainly happening right now is that you know,
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Speaker 10: everything's hatching. It's the springtime. It's like bass respawning on
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Speaker 10: your fresh water. Your shadow are having their their spawn.
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Speaker 10: I'm guessing maybe you know some trowler already spawning. Anyway,
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Speaker 10: there's just millions and little with probably billions of these
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Speaker 10: little bitty fry everywhere.
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Speaker 9: And they're showering everywhere like you'll see offshore you know,
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Speaker 9: would sell fish or chasing bait. I mean, they're just
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Speaker 9: showering everywhere. So you know there have to be fish around.
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Speaker 11: Oh yeah, that's one thing you could tell.
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Speaker 10: Like this morning, we actually saw several red fish just
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Speaker 10: crushing bait.
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Speaker 9: Right on the shore line, but we couldn't get them
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Speaker 9: to eat.
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Speaker 11: We were we were throwing what he was hungry for.
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Speaker 10: You know, we ended up adapting and changing our style
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Speaker 10: a little bit, and that's whenever we started catching them.
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Speaker 9: It's always hungry for shrimp.
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Speaker 11: Oh they will always either shrimp or golf. You know
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Speaker 11: they don't turn down golf, yes, but uh, you.
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Speaker 10: Know it's just blessing in Like the next couple of
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Speaker 10: weeks looks really good down here.
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Speaker 11: We've got warm weather.
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Speaker 10: We're gonna get back into some normal tides, some southerly winds.
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Speaker 10: You know, we don't like the southwest as much. But hey,
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Speaker 10: as long as if you know you can do anything
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Speaker 10: close to what we did today on an average day,
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Speaker 10: I'd be happy every day of the week.
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Speaker 9: I don't think this was an average day for not
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Speaker 9: for us anyway, it was. It was incredible when you
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Speaker 9: have three people in the boat and they all catch
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Speaker 9: what we call the in short slam with with flounder,
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Speaker 9: at trout and redfish. I don't care how many. I mean,
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Speaker 9: you catch one slam with those three fish, you've had
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Speaker 9: in my mind, you've had a day.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 10: And I mean, like you said, we all caught plenty
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Speaker 10: of red fish we threw back.
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Speaker 9: We all, yeah, well, you had a limit, so we
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Speaker 9: kept throwing.
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Speaker 11: Fishing twenty back.
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Speaker 10: We probably well, probably more than that because the last
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Speaker 10: spot we caught seven or eight, so I would say
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Speaker 10: we probably threw back close to thirty red fish today,
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Speaker 10: most of.
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Speaker 11: Them in the slot.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm unbelievable. And you're throwing these fish pack, which
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Speaker 9: is great. We're glad to do that because we already
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Speaker 9: had our limit. And I want to talk to you
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Speaker 9: a little bit about that because they have actually changed
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Speaker 9: the limit. I never thought they'd do it in the
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Speaker 9: state of Louisiana, but they have changed trout and redfish,
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Speaker 9: have they not?
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Speaker 11: Yes, sir, our red fish is four red fish.
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Speaker 9: Per person, but not the guide anymore.
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Speaker 10: Keep a guide's limit, but there's eighteen to twenty seven inches.
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Speaker 10: And the other rule change they made was no more
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Speaker 10: over twenty seven which normally we don't have a problem
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Speaker 10: throwing those back anyway. And then on the trout they
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Speaker 10: went to thirteen inches fifteen a person, but no guide limit.
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Speaker 9: So from twelve up to thirteen.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, they moved it up one inch, and they have
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Speaker 10: a maximum only two. They don't have a maximum, but
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Speaker 10: you're only left two per person over twenty. So if
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Speaker 10: you get into a lot of those three to five pounders,
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Speaker 10: you got to throw a.
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Speaker 11: Lot of those backs.
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Speaker 9: So you're already seeing some bigger trouts show up. If
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Speaker 9: I'm hearing you correctly, it hasn't, and I know in
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Speaker 9: Texas it did not take long when they instituted that
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Speaker 9: seemed to me the quality of fish just immediately you
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Speaker 9: started catching better fishing. I think you're seeing that.
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Speaker 11: We're seeing that also.
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Speaker 10: But on the other hand, we have such a vast
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Speaker 10: estuary that is bountiful with bait and stuff. We still
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Speaker 10: see those days when you can catch one hundred and
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Speaker 10: ten to twelve inures.
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Speaker 11: You know, it's just you got to move, you know
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Speaker 11: what I mean.
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Speaker 10: You're like, Okay, we've only putting one or two in
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Speaker 10: the box and they're barely thirteen. And the people are like, man,
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Speaker 10: we're catching them every cass.
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Speaker 9: Up, you know, speaking of bountiful marshes. You're telling me
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Speaker 9: stuff's going on down here. That's just sickening to all
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Speaker 9: of us who care about and I don't care what
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Speaker 9: people say. Fishermen are the best environmentalists because they need
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Speaker 9: to protect what, you know, the resources. We've got oil
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Speaker 9: and gas companies down here that aren't doing that right now.
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Speaker 10: Oh it's I mean, they're looking out for them, and
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Speaker 10: it's unfortunate. You know, if the average commercial fish or
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Speaker 10: shrimp or crabber down here is seeing the effects of
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Speaker 10: the ellen plants. Yes, the fish is still phenomenal, just because,
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Speaker 10: like I said, we're blessed to have a vast estuary.
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Speaker 10: But if they keep doing what they're doing, we're losing
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Speaker 10: tons of marsh land because they're bringing out marsh equipment
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Speaker 10: and they're building levees around tens of thousands of acres
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Speaker 10: of fishable water. And it's also where shrimp, crabs, finfish
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Speaker 10: go in there offspring and summer to grow. And they're
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Speaker 10: putting levees around there, and they're pumping dread spoil in there.
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Speaker 10: And of course the way they get away with it
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Speaker 10: or do it, is they say, oh, it's marsh restoration.
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Speaker 10: Well technically, yeah, it is marsh restoration. But they're killing
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Speaker 10: off tens of thousands of acres of Bible fishing.
19:43
Speaker 11: You know, you.
19:44
Speaker 9: Estimated twenty thousand acres right now.
19:46
Speaker 10: Yeah, that one area that I showed you today in
19:49
Speaker 10: that marsh is at least twenty thousand.
19:50
Speaker 9: They have orange buoys across say you can't go there
19:52
Speaker 9: and fish anymore.
19:53
Speaker 10: Yeah, And I mean, like that one area, it's really
19:56
Speaker 10: it's loud to fish because there's constant airboat traffic all day.
20:00
Speaker 9: I want to talk about that, because we saw the
20:03
Speaker 9: saber boat come into our area a couple of times,
20:06
Speaker 9: and you've said, they come in and they take pictures
20:09
Speaker 9: of you fishing, and we think it's to prove to
20:13
Speaker 9: the companies and the government that hey, they're still catching fish,
20:17
Speaker 9: we're not hurting anything.
20:19
Speaker 10: Yeah, And I mean it's like I'm not back in
20:21
Speaker 10: this area every day, but the days i'm back there,
20:24
Speaker 10: every single time, these airboats will go over a mile
20:27
Speaker 10: out of their way, come up to within a hundred
20:30
Speaker 10: yards of you, kill it, video, take pictures. I've had
20:33
Speaker 10: them fly drone over us and then they turn around
20:37
Speaker 10: and leave. As soon as they turn around, they hammer
20:39
Speaker 10: that airboat and it's loud, you know what I mean,
20:41
Speaker 10: and it.
20:41
Speaker 11: Books the fish.
20:43
Speaker 9: But they didn't do the second time today you took
20:46
Speaker 9: pictures of them and they idled out of our blade
20:50
Speaker 9: where we were.
20:51
Speaker 10: That's exactly correct, and it's just, you know, it's a
20:53
Speaker 10: sad thing going on because they're just trying to justify
20:56
Speaker 10: what they're doing.
20:57
Speaker 11: And then you know, like I said in your.
20:59
Speaker 10: Commerci shrimpers, crabbers, oyster fishermen, that's the ones that's really suffered.
21:04
Speaker 10: I mean, yes, the guides will see in effect, you know,
21:06
Speaker 10: maybe not as much, but that's the ones that it's
21:09
Speaker 10: hurting because that's their livelihood.
21:10
Speaker 9: They've been They don't have to do it that way.
21:12
Speaker 10: No, There's there's plenty of areas they can pump that stuff.
21:16
Speaker 10: And like like me and you talk, there's plenty of
21:18
Speaker 10: dry ground since they're building levees anyway. Just build a
21:21
Speaker 10: higher levee there, pump it, put in your filtration pipes
21:24
Speaker 10: to where you'll actually keep your mud in there, your
21:26
Speaker 10: water will filter out, you know. So there is ways
21:29
Speaker 10: it can be done done and they have done it
21:31
Speaker 10: like that in the past, but now that they've got
21:33
Speaker 10: access to this marshal land, they're like, oh, well, we're
21:35
Speaker 10: just gonna fill it up.
21:37
Speaker 9: Yeah. It's it's it's sad. It's it's a sad site
21:40
Speaker 9: to watch them working. And I don't uh, I don't
21:44
Speaker 9: know if there's enough people with enough power to speak up,
21:47
Speaker 9: but usually when enough people do speak up, at least
21:51
Speaker 9: you get somebody's attention.
21:52
Speaker 11: Yeah, And it's like.
21:53
Speaker 10: You know that whenever the Cameron Parrish Police Jury has
21:56
Speaker 10: their meetings, of course, the local you know, commercial fishermen
22:00
Speaker 10: go and cry on her ear, but they don't do
22:02
Speaker 10: any they haven't done anything yet because they're catering to
22:04
Speaker 10: the billion dollar LNG industry.
22:08
Speaker 9: And let's make no mistake, there's a lot of jobs
22:11
Speaker 9: as a result of that around here.
22:13
Speaker 11: It is.
22:13
Speaker 10: It is booming for economy in Cameron Parish and Kalkashu
22:17
Speaker 10: Parish here in southwest Louisiana. But the people that are suffering,
22:21
Speaker 10: like I said, it is a local commercial shrimp. I
22:24
Speaker 10: mean there's people that says all they've known if they've
22:26
Speaker 10: shrimped fish and crabbed their whole life, making a living
22:29
Speaker 10: for their family, and now they can't do it anyway.
22:31
Speaker 9: Well, I had four to five dollars a gallon gas
22:33
Speaker 9: at this point when we're talking, it's hard enough to
22:36
Speaker 9: break even.
22:36
Speaker 10: Well, like right now, on a guide trip I put
22:39
Speaker 10: like I was telling you, I think I put fifty
22:40
Speaker 10: two gallons in the boat the other day and that's
22:42
Speaker 10: like four trips, three trips, But it ended up being
22:45
Speaker 10: almost three hundred dollars because that's the price of fuel
22:47
Speaker 10: on the water right now.
22:49
Speaker 11: So you know you've.
22:49
Speaker 10: Lived through this before, back a few years back.
22:53
Speaker 11: It was high and outrageous, but you know you have to.
22:56
Speaker 9: Pass out on to your customers because you can't. Again,
22:59
Speaker 9: you can't lose money going and taking people fishing.
23:02
Speaker 10: No, it's just, you know, it's a sad thing because
23:05
Speaker 10: some people, you know, at this day and age, the
23:07
Speaker 10: average guide on Big Lake charges eight hundred a day
23:10
Speaker 10: plus live bait.
23:11
Speaker 11: Well, some people.
23:13
Speaker 10: Honestly can't afford that, you know, they're they're like, well, man,
23:15
Speaker 10: let me, you know, save up a little while, or
23:17
Speaker 10: try to find a couple buddies and we'll split it,
23:19
Speaker 10: you know, and break the cost down as much as
23:20
Speaker 10: you can. And with the price of fuel going up
23:23
Speaker 10: and bait by the way, you know, live bait goes
23:26
Speaker 10: up every year.
23:27
Speaker 9: You know, that costs a lot of fuel to catch
23:29
Speaker 9: the live bait.
23:30
Speaker 10: That's exactly right. They're having to charge more because they're
23:32
Speaker 10: spending more. Yeah, they pass it on to us. And unfortunately,
23:36
Speaker 10: like you said, if we're going to stay in this business,
23:37
Speaker 10: we have to pass it on.
23:38
Speaker 9: So let's talk about the lodge. It was redone several
23:43
Speaker 9: years ago because you had back to back hurricanes come
23:45
Speaker 9: in and wipe everything out. And tell our listeners how
23:50
Speaker 9: many people you accommodate there, and then if there's more
23:53
Speaker 9: than that. I know you have friends with lodges and
23:55
Speaker 9: you can accommodate a lot of people with a lot
23:57
Speaker 9: of different guides.
23:58
Speaker 10: Yes, sir, My personal large sleeps nine's three bedroom, two bath.
24:03
Speaker 11: It's got a huge screened in area downstairs where they late. Yeah.
24:06
Speaker 10: Yeah, they play cornhole, big screen TV to watch your
24:08
Speaker 10: sports and the biggest thing is screened in, so you know,
24:11
Speaker 10: you don't have to fight the mosquitos. The food's good,
24:14
Speaker 10: oh yeah, and of course my wife or Ernie, always
24:16
Speaker 10: puts on a good spread of food. And uh, but
24:18
Speaker 10: like we have several groups of twenty to twenty five
24:21
Speaker 10: coming in this year, and like you said, I rent
24:22
Speaker 10: a camp across the canal. I rent one about two
24:24
Speaker 10: hundred yards down the road. And uh, you know, we've
24:27
Speaker 10: got plenty of guys that are, you know, well experienced
24:30
Speaker 10: and know how to take care of people.
24:31
Speaker 11: Know how to catch fish.
24:32
Speaker 9: And you're not gonna let them work for you if
24:34
Speaker 9: they don't.
24:34
Speaker 10: Oh know, if they if you get those guys that
24:36
Speaker 10: just want to sit there all day and happy, not
24:38
Speaker 10: catching fish, he's not gonna be a guy for me.
24:41
Speaker 11: At least run around and try you know.
24:44
Speaker 9: This, This guy does that better than anyone, and this
24:47
Speaker 9: place is just phenomenal. So whether you're coming for a night,
24:50
Speaker 9: a weekend, a week with you know, a company that
24:55
Speaker 9: and clients, he can accommodate from from one as you
25:00
Speaker 9: as many folks as can come down.
25:02
Speaker 10: Yes, sir, that's why it's one of our specialties, is
25:04
Speaker 10: the corporate packages.
25:05
Speaker 11: But we don't mind the people just driving in for
25:07
Speaker 11: a day trip.
25:08
Speaker 9: You know, well he did today.
25:09
Speaker 10: Yeah, Well, I mean we're well, you know, we meet
25:10
Speaker 10: you at the dock or at the camp, and you
25:12
Speaker 10: set up a time, go out, fish, come in, clean them,
25:15
Speaker 10: back them for you, y'all hit the road and I
25:17
Speaker 10: go get the boat.
25:18
Speaker 9: Riddy, I have for another day. Best way to get
25:22
Speaker 9: in touch with you? I know you're on the web,
25:24
Speaker 9: but you have a website at Cajun Paradise. What's the
25:26
Speaker 9: best way?
25:27
Speaker 10: Best way is a cell phone three three seven two
25:30
Speaker 10: seven four zero seven eight eight. But like you said,
25:33
Speaker 10: they can look up anything on Facebook or the web
25:37
Speaker 10: and they can message through that. All right, My email
25:39
Speaker 10: address is on there, and you know, being like you said,
25:42
Speaker 10: most days, I'm guessing it's close to two o'clock right now,
25:44
Speaker 10: maybe two thirty time. I'll get done, and get back home.
25:47
Speaker 10: It'll be four to five.
25:48
Speaker 11: And some people are like, well, I messaged you this
25:50
Speaker 11: morning to day, I'm working, you know, I'm working. I'll
25:53
Speaker 11: get back to you, you know, as soon as I can.
25:55
Speaker 9: That's why I ramas he will because his livelihood depends on.
25:59
Speaker 10: It, exactly, in the livelihoods all my guys depend on
26:03
Speaker 10: me getting back. So but uh yeah, there's you know,
26:05
Speaker 10: there's several different ways. Like I said, you know, we
26:08
Speaker 10: try to you know, since Pop pass, it's it's a
26:10
Speaker 10: little harder for me keeping up with the social media
26:12
Speaker 10: part of fla facebooks so on that I probably only
26:15
Speaker 10: do one or two posts a week. But uh, you
26:17
Speaker 10: know he was on it every day.
26:19
Speaker 9: Yeah, he was.
26:19
Speaker 6: He was.
26:20
Speaker 10: That was that was his job from like daylight till
26:22
Speaker 10: nine every morning was update, update Facebook.
26:25
Speaker 9: But I'm telling yea, he was relentless with that too.
26:27
Speaker 9: We're talking about Cajun Fell and unfortunately we lost him.
26:30
Speaker 9: But last year, but uh, this guy and his dadon
26:36
Speaker 9: the Redfish cop, I mean they fished tournaments all over
26:40
Speaker 9: did you know?
26:40
Speaker 10: We fished him from South Podre Island to the Florida coast,
26:44
Speaker 10: all the way up to North Carolina and we had
26:47
Speaker 10: a we probably did it about twelve years of traveling around.
26:50
Speaker 9: You help, Belgi. You first lodge that way, did you not.
26:52
Speaker 11: That's exactly right. That's what we were doing.
26:54
Speaker 10: We were tournament fishing, and actually we had a probably
26:57
Speaker 10: a four or five year successful run back when it
26:59
Speaker 10: was only and we actually did, you know, very well.
27:03
Speaker 11: It was very lucrative, so we were able.
27:04
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna say, I'm not going to say tournament
27:07
Speaker 9: fishing is easier, but you're not dealing with so many
27:10
Speaker 9: people with your tournament fishing.
27:12
Speaker 11: Yeah, you're right about.
27:13
Speaker 10: That now, but let's you know, I've been gutting since
27:16
Speaker 10: nineteen eighty five. You know, I graduated high school, I
27:18
Speaker 10: got a boat and started fishing, and I was blessed
27:20
Speaker 10: to be able to still do.
27:22
Speaker 11: Something that I thoroughly.
27:23
Speaker 10: I get asked all the time, I'm getting close to
27:25
Speaker 10: sixty years old, and how long are you going to fish?
27:27
Speaker 10: And I said, man, whenever I get tired of it,
27:29
Speaker 10: but right now I'm not. You know, I still enjoy
27:31
Speaker 10: That's like today her catching those fishing and laughing and
27:35
Speaker 10: cutting up and getting so excited. I was like, I mean,
27:37
Speaker 10: that makes it. That makes me happy to go and
27:40
Speaker 10: look forward to going again tomorrow.
27:42
Speaker 9: Why didn't we catch more? By the way, I don't
27:44
Speaker 9: understand that.
27:45
Speaker 11: Well, it wasn't. I mean, I know why. I don't why.
27:48
Speaker 11: It's right, it was somebody else that was hogging all
27:50
Speaker 11: the fish.
27:51
Speaker 9: But you know, anyway, Oh, it's a great tay, guys,
27:55
Speaker 9: just a great tay here in Hackbury, Louisiana. Captain Cavin
27:58
Speaker 9: will will put you on fish. His guides will put
28:01
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28:09
Speaker 9: just you don't have a lot of trips like the
28:13
Speaker 9: one we had a few weeks ago at Kate with
28:15
Speaker 9: Captain Kevin at Cajun Paradise. But I will tell you,
28:20
Speaker 9: even on that day where we caught tons of fish,
28:23
Speaker 9: there were other guides he's in touch with that aren't
28:26
Speaker 9: doing what we're doing. It's just it's important too if
28:31
Speaker 9: you're going to you know, invest in a guide and
28:35
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28:40
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28:42
Speaker 8: He's done it all his life. As we talked about,
28:46
Speaker 8: he won a lot.
28:46
Speaker 9: Of money on the Redfish Tournament trail with his dad,
28:52
Speaker 9: and he's just a outstanding fisherman and he knows those waters.
28:57
Speaker 8: He grew up there, he lived there. Incredible trip and
29:01
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Speaker 9: Wha welcome back to The Clark Eisenhower Outdoor edition for The.
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Speaker 9: Thursday we are getting close to wrapping up getting you out.
33:43
Speaker 8: To Olsen field For game one OF a AND m And.
33:47
Speaker 9: Vanderbilt after a five hour, Fight Captain Seth ward had
33:55
Speaker 9: a record three hundred and twenty three pounds swordfish on.
33:59
Speaker 8: Debt but there was a.
34:01
Speaker 9: Problem he was forty five miles off shore in The
34:05
Speaker 9: gulf aboard a twenty two foot twin The. Cat one
34:12
Speaker 9: of his twin engines was dead and he was running
34:15
Speaker 9: low on. Fuel it was a strange predicament for a
34:21
Speaker 9: Se toe captain to find himself In ward's the captain Of,
34:26
Speaker 9: Coeto South, mississippi and is usually pulling other people out
34:30
Speaker 9: of sticky. Situations he put in a call To Captain
34:33
Speaker 9: Rob buck Of Cete West bank and began limping toward
34:38
Speaker 9: The Venice. Marina an hour, later the two captains met
34:42
Speaker 9: Near South, pest Where Captain buck delivered fuel Took Captain
34:48
Speaker 9: ward in. Tow and it's a good thing because the
34:52
Speaker 9: second engine died in route to the. Marina on the,
34:57
Speaker 9: scales the three hundred and twenty three pounds swordfish outweighed
35:02
Speaker 9: The louisiana state record of three hundred ten pounds and
35:07
Speaker 9: The mississippi record of three hundred and nine point one four.
35:11
Speaker 9: Pounds But ward caught the fish on an electric, reel
35:18
Speaker 9: which disqualifies him from any record.
35:22
Speaker 8: Consideration AND i saw a picture of this.
35:25
Speaker 9: Fish it is. Gigantic it's always amazing what swims in the.
35:34
Speaker 8: Ocean.
35:37
Speaker 9: More Captain Eddie brown's favorite harpoon currently resides at the
35:43
Speaker 9: bottom of The gulf Of mexico Slash, america.
35:48
Speaker 8: And he couldn't be.
35:48
Speaker 9: Happier in Mid, January brown was headed out Of Cypress
35:52
Speaker 9: cove out Of venice on a day that was ideal,
35:56
Speaker 9: visibility perfect for a hunting tune on the. Surface the
35:59
Speaker 9: day started with two black fins and one hundred and
36:02
Speaker 9: sixty five pound yellow. Fin the crew Included Jeff tamiloff
36:07
Speaker 9: out Of Vero, Beach.
36:08
Speaker 8: Florida Um.
36:12
Speaker 9: For, tomilof a typical tuna trip out of his homeport
36:16
Speaker 9: involves one hundred and ten mile run for sixty pound,
36:19
Speaker 9: fish so he's already excited about the one sixty five yellow.
36:23
Speaker 9: Fin but then the crew up the annie on the
36:25
Speaker 9: fish that would Claim brown's, harpoon a two hundred and
36:30
Speaker 9: seven pound yellow fed that was so, Disagreeable brown decided
36:37
Speaker 9: to harpoon. It the problem is he didn't tie off
36:41
Speaker 9: the dart he hit the, fish it went, berserk charged
36:44
Speaker 9: the boat nearly smacked him in the face with a
36:47
Speaker 9: harpoon before the harpoon detached and sank to the. Bottom
36:53
Speaker 9: they finally gaffed the fish and got it on, board
36:56
Speaker 9: but the day wasn't. Over brown Put tom off at
37:00
Speaker 9: another client in range of another school of erupting.
37:03
Speaker 8: Tuna both hooked up.
37:05
Speaker 9: IMMEDIATELY a yellowfin hit a top Water that is, cool
37:10
Speaker 9: but no one realized at the moment the size of
37:12
Speaker 9: the fish he had. Hooked it only took fourteen minutes
37:15
Speaker 9: to land. Him but when they put him on the
37:18
Speaker 9: scales that the, docks it weighed two.
37:20
Speaker 8: Hundred and fifty six.
37:23
Speaker 9: Pounds he noted the hooks of the clear madmanus popper
37:29
Speaker 9: had pinned close to the fish's, mouth presenting it from
37:32
Speaker 9: preventing it from getting, oxygen which is why it only
37:35
Speaker 9: took fourteen. Minutes the fish measured seventy one, inches had
37:41
Speaker 9: a fifty four inch, girth and was five pounds heavier
37:45
Speaker 9: than the existing State louisiana record of two hundred and
37:50
Speaker 9: fifty one pounds caught in twenty.
37:53
Speaker 8: Twelve Said. Brown that thing was a butterball.
37:57
Speaker 9: Man we later found out if we had harp wound,
38:00
Speaker 9: it it wouldn't.
38:02
Speaker 8: Qualify for the state.
38:04
Speaker 9: Record SO i guess attempting to harpoon it and actually
38:09
Speaker 9: bringing it in by harpoon are two different. Things you,
38:13
Speaker 9: know when it comes to the state record two hundred
38:19
Speaker 9: and fifty six, Pounds i'm telling you that would have
38:23
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