Join George Scocca as he talks everything fishing in New York waters. George launched one of the first sportfishing sites ever in 1995 - noreast.com - and he can now be found at his new fishing home - www.nyangler.com.come listen to George as he addresses the many issues facing recreational anglers in New York from Montauk to The Hudson River. He has been fishing these waters along with the fine f... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | SportsLeisureWilderness |
Wonder what it would be like if every time you picked up your fishing rod, you were expected to carry a license too? Well, the sport fishing community in New York shed a huge sigh of relief recently when they triumphed over an unexpected move to impo... more
Ever wondered about the similarities between Thanksgiving and fishing? Thanksgiving is a time of abundance and gratitude, and in our latest podcast episode, we find these same sentiments echo in the world of fishing. Joined by our guest, Desi O'Sulli... more
The numbers speak for themselves, and they paint a concerning picture. Recent data reveals a significant decline in the Chesapeake striped bass stock. Yet, an often overlooked fact is the thriving Hudson Striped Bass Stock, which is currently experie... more
Curious about the inner workings of fishing and the politics that surround it? We promise you an enlightening journey in our latest episode, We delve deeper into the fishing world with the revered John McMurray, dissecting his significant contributio... more
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George sounds like a lunatic in this episode. He definitely isn’t and advocate for the striped bass fishery. He sounds like a denier of personal responsibility, he wants to stand on his soapbox and say how jhe and 400 other anglers stood on jones beach in protest amd got these regulations inplace to begin with without realizing that poor regulation dating all the way back to the 1950’s have created the fishery that we have today not only for striped bass but nearly everyother fishing target out ... more
George needs to get off the podcast and be thankful for the tightened regulations on striped bass if he’s a advocate for the species. He wants to be able to keep 50lb+ fish? What’s wrong with him.
Very interesting and natural conversations more
I’m a local amateur fisherman that wishes he was a pro. This podcast has awesome information and great conversations that relate to Long Island and local anglers. It even goes into the legal, conservation information and regulations. more
This is my favorite podcast to listen to. George is so knowledgeable and has the best guests on!
Apple Podcasts | #238 | Ireland/Sports/Wilderness |
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