Cameras Off / Outdoors

ARNO MATTHEE: AFRICAN EXPLORATIONS

Arno Matthee : Gone + Fishing. Before Africa's Seychelles became one of the world's great fly-fishing nations, Arno Matthee was exploring it further. An unexpected oppor

Aaron Adams: Letting the fish speak.

There are few people who understand the world of bonefish, tarpon and permit from as many angles as Dr. Aaron Adams. Aaron is the Director of Science and Conservation at

AMI VITALE: Vital Signs

Today on CAMERAS OFF (link in bio), Award-winning National Geographic photographer, filmmaker, and conservation storyteller Ami Vitale has spent her career documenting th

Shawn McKay: Mojo Ridin'

“The Kid” - Keys guide Shawn McKay joins us this week. Trusting the process has yielded some impressive results and the salt life he wished for.  I first met Shawn in Hig

Tom Rowland: Whatever it takes

I've known Tom a long time. He was an enthusiastic first participant in my experiment of fishing films and believed in the mission. Mini may not realize that he was a wel

Christiaan Pretorius: Taking his shot

The art of angling. This is the story of a journey across the planet with a passion for fish, an artistic eye and big fishing dreams. Long before he was chasing giant fis

Bill Dance - The Original

You may have heard the name, but do you know the man? In this down to earth conversation with the legend of television at 85, we look back at it all. The man, the myth, w

Carl Navarre Jr. / Front Row to History

Records, Reefs and Road Trips. Carl Navarre Jr. joins us on the Tarpon Diaries series on CAMERAS OFF to tell it like it is - and what it was. Truths about early Keys and

MARK KROWKA RETURNS: GOING (TOO) LARGE

The fish whisperer is back on CAMERAS OFF/Tarpon Diaries series. Champion angler and friend Captain Mark Krowka revisits the program - And, this time we're giving extra a

Jako Lucas. Continental Drift

Frederik Jakobus "Jako" Lucas is the million mile angler. His passion for discovering how species can be caught and then sharing it (and the lessons learned) has few peer

EIZO MARUHASHI: LEGEND FOUND

Speaking Tarpon --- Eizo Maruhashi went where no one had gone before in championship saltwater fishing: Past the language barrier to the podium. Japan’s pioneering saltwa

Jim Holland Jr. The Record Fish (202 lb./8oz.) The story in his own voice.

On the 25th Anniversary of a legendary catch, it's time to hear about it in Jim Holland's words. He was in his mid-20s and Tarpon-obsessed. He and his father, Jim Holland

Dick Vincent: Walking on Water (SEASON ONE BONUS)

LESS IS MORE: This was the unpopular stance by a young biologist named Dick Vincent in the 1970’s regarding wild rivers when seasonal / supplemental fish stocking was exp

Stu Apte: A life in the ring.

Stuart C. Apte. The fisherman, the myth...The Boxer. Apte was born near the water in Miami Florida in 1930. No matter how far he roamed after that, he always made sure th

April Vokey: Steel Wheels

When you know, you know. April Vokey knew at early age that fishing and the outdoors were going to be central to her life. Live from Australia at April's Eastern HQ (BC C

Bill Schulken. What the Truck. (Stripers on the point with the actual King of Queens)

Bill knows best. The man on the bluff breaks down what swims beneath - and above: He's seen UAP's out there too. We travel to Montauk, NY to hang with the man who arrived

Leave No Mark. The Mark Krowka 6th Sense Story.

If you're a fisherman in the Florida Keys, chances are you've heard of Mark Krowka - especially if you are looking for tournament wins or records. But many people have no

Captain Paul Dixon. Moons. Montauk and Fire Marshalls.

A truly great guide is a combination of things. A friend. A coach. An ally. A steward of the resource. And, of course, the person that knows where the fish are. Checking

Greg Myerson. World record candor

Greg Myerson rocked the fishing world in 2011. As the news spread, he was one of the last to know. The most famous record in fishing, the IGFA's heaviest Striped Bass mar

Miles up River: Matt Miles floating home

Matt Miles wasn't looking for accolades when he was recognized as guide of the year by Orvis. He was more concerned with following the fish. He's been on his own path sin