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took the record up to 968 pounds. The other key player in all of this was Downings charter skipper<br />

Michael McVeigh who charts the rise and fall of tuna fishing for us here off the Donegal coast.<br />

Podcast Interview 125: Mike Roden, Tenkara Fishing: Recorded in 2013. The ancient art of<br />

Tenkara fishing was developed in Japan for purely practical reasons, and again for practical reasons, it<br />

has recently been introduced to the UK where it is used to exploit running water wild trout and grayling<br />

situations in a way that conventional fly fishing cannot hope to match. Here Tenkara Centre UK director<br />

and game fishing instructor Mike Roden explains.<br />

Podcast Interview 126: Keith Philbin, Fleetwood Charter Boat History: Recorded in 2013.<br />

Fleetwood rose to prominence as the North Wests premier charter angling port during the 1970's, a<br />

position it held until the mid 1980's, when through the recession years of the Thatcher government, and<br />

costly fundamental changes to licensing rules, it suddenly nosed dived into decline to the point where<br />

there were no boats at all. That number has now risen to two. Here Kieth Philbin who operated two of<br />

the boats in Fleetwoods heyday talks about the rise fall of the ports fortunes.<br />

Podcast Interview 127: Gerry Foote, Gerry's of Morecambe: Recorded in 2013. If you want to<br />

know anything worth knowing about angling trends, or the recent evolution of fishing across each of<br />

its disciplines, the best person to ask is one of the big players in the retail fishing tackle trade, and in<br />

that regard, few are better placed than Gerry Foote, who for many years has owned and operated the<br />

tackle shop, mail order and worldwide online tackle business Gerry's of Morecambe.<br />

Podcast Interview 128: Andy Steel, England shore manager: Recorded in 2013. Ex-England shore<br />

fishing team member, selector, and manager, plus current SAMF secretary, Andy Steele talks over a<br />

range of topics regarding international shore fishing qualification, selection and duties.<br />

Podcast Interview 129: Brian Crawford, Freshwater Eels: Recorded in 2013. As well as being a<br />

big eel angler and author of two books on the subject of Eels and Eel fishing, Brian Crawford has also<br />

held a number of posts within both the National Angilla Club and the European Eel Angling<br />

Association, and is therefore very well placed to talk on all topics related to the subject.<br />

Podcast Interview 130: Dr. Paul Gaskell, Trout In The Town: Recorded in 2013. Why should urban<br />

and city centre streams and rivers be effluent channels or rubbish dumps, and why should potential fish<br />

habitat be deprived of that main ingredient in the recipe, the fish themselves. Here Dr. Paul Gaskell<br />

looks at an initiative he manages, aimed at bringing fish back to city centre locations through the Trout<br />

In The Town Project<br />

Podcast Interview 131: James Thorburn, Tope and Spurdog Study Project: Recorded in 2013.<br />

After working as projects officer for the Scottish Sea Angling Conservation Network gathering in and<br />

processing tag recapture data from Luce Bay, Loch Etive and the Firth of Lorne, James Thorburn was<br />

offered the chance of turning the project into a full Ph.D. Here he talks about the project and its<br />

preliminary findings at the end of a day tagging out in Luce Bay.<br />

Podcast Interview 132: Alex Wilkie, Everything On Fly: Recorded in 2013. If it can possibly be<br />

caught on the fly, Alex Wilkie will try for it, both in freshwater and at sea. Even fish which many think<br />

are impossible on the technique, Wilkie will still try for them and has had more than his fair share of<br />

success. Here he talks through those fly fishing ambitions and successes, with a full run down of the<br />

tackle and tactics required.<br />

Podcast Interview 133: Tony Lofthouse, Fishermans Friend: Recorded in 2013. Fishermans Friend<br />

is a small medicinal lozenge produced in Fleetwood, originally to aid the fishing industry in the 1860's,<br />

but more recently as a remedy of global marketing importance in a wide range of flavours and strengths.<br />

Here MD Tony Lofthouse talks about the history of the company and its commercial fishing links.<br />

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