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Conrad had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Erin Wilson, an avid multispecies angler and fisheries biologist. She shared insights from her remarkable master's studies, highlighting her two chapters on movement ecology and the use of biologgers.

This week, Preston sits down with Jeremy Risley and Eric Naas from the AGFC Black Bass Program. They highlight their innovative process to create their statewide Reservoir Black Bass Management Plan and the upcoming Legacy Lunker Program. Find us on your favorite listening app!

This week, Conrad had the pleasure of speaking with Madison Casey, They delved into her research on the reproductive ecology of Silver Carp and Bighead Carp in the Platte River and its major tributaries.

As part of the Black Bass Symposium back in August, co-host Preston Chrisman was invited to participate on a panel discussion by members of "new media." The entire Black Bass Symposium was great, but this new media session was mentioned as one of the highlights by many attendees!

This week, @hokie_biologist chats with the Executive Director of @AmFisheriesSoc, Jeff Kopaska. They discuss his vision for how AFS can evolve to meet the needs of its membership base and to support federal employees in the current political climate. https://t.co/eFSLyxDRQJ

Conrad reconnects with his good friend George, the new owner of The Tackle Shop in Falmouth, Maine. In their engaging conversation, they dive into the impact of the striper fishery's status on George's business...

This week, Preston sits down with Paul Wilkes from the USFWS to cover the 75 years of the Sportfish Restoration Act and how impactful it has been for anglers, fisheries managers, and fish populations since 1950. Enjoy! Listen here: https://t.co/zt4PtZJLFB

This week, Conrad talks to Andre Ascura, a current researcher at Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory. Looking ahead, he shares his aspirations for his Ph.D. and the passion projects he hopes to undertake. Listen at https://t.co/gTv6PefW5S

This week, Preston visits with Dr. Mark Scott from SCDNR, who shares some of the unique projects that his statewide research team has completed over the years. They wrap up the episode by introducing the newest member of Micropterus, the Bartram's Bass. https://t.co/lIjQkfYObR

This week, Conrad spoke with Nick Haddad. They focus on his time with the International Game Fish Association and his current role as the Sustainable Fisheries Communications Manager, and his program Return ‘Em Right at Florida Sea Grant. Listen here: https://t.co/mvcLgatWcr

This week, Preston catches up with Steven Bardin, taking a deep dive and previewing the upcoming 2025 Black Bass Symposium that will be held in conjunction with the AFS meeting in San Antonio, Texas. We hope that you enjoy this episode! 🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/2SpVZLkJUD

This week we are introduced to the newest host of The Fisheries Podcast: Conrad Pfalzgraf. The episode takes the listeners on a somewhat chronological retelling of Conrad's young but adventurous career so far. Welcome to the podcast, Conrad! https://t.co/0zq9i6B2iE

This week we catch up with Ray Valley to discuss the brand new EcoFish layer at https://t.co/DPEIVrlTg0 which will allow managers to explore fish density information in addition to the depth, vegetation, and bottom composition data previously available. https://t.co/yukzopck1d

This week, Preston catches up with Virginia Tech's Dr. Steve McMullin. They discuss the critical importance of leadership and communication in the fisheries field and Steve provides some ways to help develop those skills. Listen here: https://t.co/achtplf8tQ

Andie Painten is generating baseline data from windfarm areas to study their eventual impact. Alanna and her discuss Andie's current work, as well as various life stages of American lobster, Jonah crab, and black sea bass, as well as extracurricular activities. Enjoy!

This week, Preston catches up with Lawrence Dorsey, the NCWRC's piedmont region's fisheries supervisor. They discuss his career journey, the impacts that introduced Alabama Bass have had on NC's black bass fisheries, and how he has adapted to his current supervisory role. Enjoy!

This week, Preston sits down with the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission's Dr. Luke Etchison. They discuss the recently described Sicklefin Redhorse and the impacts that Hurricane Helene had on western North Carolina. https://t.co/BKLoYM2Oh1

We are giving away a copy of Finspan! Fill out this form with some contact info and what sea creature you want to see in the game to be entered to win: https://t.co/Q7RMuYmGQG

One thing left out is a discussion on scientific accuracy of game. Page 11 of the rulebook discusses the science behind the game and that two scientists reviewed every card for accuracy. Any artistic liberties are listed on that page. It can be found here:

This week Nick provides an overview and review of the new game Finspan from @stonemaiergames. He roughly covers how to play and the similarities and differences between this and Wingspan. https://t.co/JUpF8YMWdn