Listen as Brett chats with Rachel Brinkley about historical Sockeye Salmon escapement into the Sawtooth Valley Lakes of Idaho. She describes her upbringing as a native Idahoan and ...

In this episode hosts Nick Kramer and Julie Vecchio chat about the upcoming book "America's Bountiful Waters: 150 years of fisheries conservation and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser...

This week Julie chats with Dr. Dominique Lazarre, associated research scientist at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission about her journey (spoiler: dolphins were h...

Nick chats with Dr. Steven Cooke about a small handful of his amazing work but focuses on a few fun topics: technological advances, microfishing, and recreational carp angling. Lis...

This week Brett chats with Sam Schaick, a Large River Fisheries Ecologist at the Illinois Natural History Survey's Illinois River Biological Station about his early life in Wiscons...

This week Julie chats with Dr. Orian Tzadik and Dr. Sennai Habtes about their roles as fisheries researchers within the US Caribbean. Ori works for a major NGO in Puerto Rico, whil...

Alex Vaisvil is working towards his PhD at Oklahoma State University. His project involves studying the population dynamics and ecology of Striped Bass in Robert S. Kerr Reservoir....

This week, Brett chats with Dr. Shannon White from the USGS Leetown Science Center Aquatic Ecology Branch. Shannon talks through her extensive research on Brook Trout and other nat...

In this episode Sue Colvin and Arkansas Tech Graduate student Emily Jonagan interview electrofishing experts Jim Reynolds and Alan Temple. From safety, to waveforms, to the types o...