This podcast is so incredible. I watched Sportsmans Journal as a kid, and recently searched youtube to see if any episodes were floating around. That led me here, Im 33 now, and am enjoying fishing more than ever. I also want to do what I can to help keep the environment thriving for the future. These interviews help inform people like me to what needs to be done, as well as highlights the reasons why we love it so much, and know that fishing is a gift. Keep these coming! Please post some more sportsman journal episodes when you can as well! Thanks! -AP
One option is Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), which models the boat performance. Make changes on vessel geometry, etc on the computer and re-run it. Iterate. Then make the prototype and test it to confirm performance. I do this regularly.
This was such a great interview. These older guides (Spear, Huff, etc. ) have so much class and humility - in contrast to some of the younger guides of today.
Sure seems like the Keys need some type of management on tarpon fishing going into the future. Love hearing these guides perspectives! The Keys still are a great place!!
we moved to south Florida in 1971, there was not much going on anywhere at that time. Unfortunately, the place started blowing up not too long after those days, and now it's just like every other old secret out there, over populated and over used. Personally, I'm trying to forge a new adventure here in the western panhandle, there are still plenty of mysteries to be figured out..... this was a great chat. My wife and myself have been sniffing around Sopchoppy for a few months for property, it's old school Florida for sure. Thanks guys.
@@cockman6368 lol, I think the actual podcast took care of that for ya, not the thirty seven people who read these comments. I drove through Sopchoppy often back in the 70's when I went to FSU and we would run to the beach for the weekend or to pick up a few bushels of oysters for a weekend party. It aint exactly a secret when the State Capitol drives right through there every weekend to recreate. You'll survive.
Thank you this great conversation. Please invest in hearing aids. I hunt with my Dad and it has helped him tremendously! especially with those pesky old gobblers
This podcast is so incredible. I watched Sportsmans Journal as a kid, and recently searched youtube to see if any episodes were floating around. That led me here, Im 33 now, and am enjoying fishing more than ever. I also want to do what I can to help keep the environment thriving for the future. These interviews help inform people like me to what needs to be done, as well as highlights the reasons why we love it so much, and know that fishing is a gift. Keep these coming! Please post some more sportsman journal episodes when you can as well! Thanks! -AP
Down to earth human being...Builds a slick skiff too. It poles in tears of envy!
My favorite episode by far, love to see the memories coming up between y’all.
Boy Harry really dislikes social media! lol. Great interview!
One option is Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), which models the boat performance. Make changes on vessel geometry, etc on the computer and re-run it. Iterate. Then make the prototype and test it to confirm performance. I do this regularly.
Harry is an absolute sage who has an understanding of the way things are that few people will ever achieve. Great interview Andy and Nick. Hat tipped
This was such a great interview. These older guides (Spear, Huff, etc. ) have so much class and humility - in contrast to some of the younger guides of today.
Harry is a great guy and a good friend. An outstanding outdoorsman and boat builder.
After almost 20 years of hearing about Harry, it’s so nice to see this interview.
Great man and great American!! Really enjoyed it!!
Great interview; I have a pencil sketch of 3 flys each one signed individually by Harry, Al and Lefty hanging in my den.
Another great! So enjoyable listening to these stories. Well done guys.
Well done Andy, Nicky and Harry. Hopefully all these stories of the past and what's been lost environmentally will help rebuild the future.
Sure seems like the Keys need some type of management on tarpon fishing going into the future. Love hearing these guides perspectives! The Keys still are a great place!!
Fabulous work, thanks so much!
Yes! Great to see Harry on here!
Great history of the keys fishing
Harry is a breath of fresh air. My husband Capt. Gary Register agrees with Harry .
Finally!!!!!!!!! Thank you
Just good to see this!!!
great podcast loved every minute of it
we moved to south Florida in 1971, there was not much going on anywhere at that time. Unfortunately, the place started blowing up not too long after those days, and now it's just like every other old secret out there, over populated and over used. Personally, I'm trying to forge a new adventure here in the western panhandle, there are still plenty of mysteries to be figured out..... this was a great chat. My wife and myself have been sniffing around Sopchoppy for a few months for property, it's old school Florida for sure. Thanks guys.
now everyone can go sniff around that secret place.. dang dude thanks for telling the secrets
@@cockman6368 lol, I think the actual podcast took care of that for ya, not the thirty seven people who read these comments. I drove through Sopchoppy often back in the 70's when I went to FSU and we would run to the beach for the weekend or to pick up a few bushels of oysters for a weekend party. It aint exactly a secret when the State Capitol drives right through there every weekend to recreate. You'll survive.
Thanks for doing this series. I'm late to the game but exploring is my favorite part of going out.
I remember that fly for bonefish caught my first one with Rick ruoff
It's crazy that steelhead also like black and blue
Thank you this great conversation. Please invest in hearing aids. I hunt with my Dad and it has helped him tremendously! especially with those pesky old gobblers
Andy ever thought of doing a podcast with Captian Joe Gonzalez from miami?
Whoa whoa whoa, there’s nothing wrong with a Pathfinder 17T. It’s no technical polling skiff but horrible it isn’t either.
When is the "Fish with Mill House" giveaway going to be?!!!!
Greatb till yhe last minute easy on the rum boys
Harry!
I have fished on his boats in Gabon.
Harry sees the love of fishing not the politics .
Amen to that Harry , when you push off from the dock, leave that world behind .
Who shots turkeys with a rifle🥱
I think he meant to say shotgun
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