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No BS Inshore charity tournament for researcha dn treatment of Hydrocephalus. We were honored to do the shwo from the captains meeting and had some great guests join us. We were also fortunate enough to go on and win the event and also had Russ Russ come out victorious in the youth angler category as well. Try and get out and support any local tourneys in your areas also. People put lots of work into these and it is important that we continue to show them support. Get out and enjoy the fall fishing that is now and ahead of us.
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Faith in humanity!!!! This week is all about the many different groups that are working tirelessly to raise funds and to gather essentials to transport to our neighbors in the upsate and in the Western North Carolina mountains. We have seen an incredible miracle at work, as the flow of these items is continuing to these areas from the air and the ground. We are joined by Carter Sheridan a young pilot and flight instructor from Georgetown, S.C.. Carter and his family have been working around the clock and with the help of several other pilots and plane owners, they have conitued a connection of all the essential items to the areas that are in dire need. This young man is an absolute hero and at 22 he is mature far beyond his years. We are also joined by our very own, Adrianna Lawrence with WBTW TV 13. Adrianna joined a group from SC Needs Help this week and had an exciting 36 hours on the road making deliveries in the mountains and upstate S.C. She will be doing a feature story this week so we did not want to dive too deep into her experiences. But, her description was "Life-Changing". Also joining us was Capt Fred and his great friend from Boone, N.C., Allen Burchell. Allen has been actively working on the ground in NC since the rains were just starting to clear out. He enlightens us on several things including the status of several areas in the mountains. He also shares some of the most essential of needs that they have for those that were displaced. This week, we don't get to discuss much in the way of fins, fur, and feathers, but I think we discussed far more important topics. Our friends at Black Mingo Venison Processor and Taxidermy say that they are starting to see some really nice bucks and the signs that love is in the air. They are prepared to take care of all your needs with your harvest including any mount that you can imagine. As far as fishing the inshore bites are really picking up along the coast. We are seeing great reports on flounder and redfish. Not just the Bull Reds, but plenty of slot sized fish being found in all of the estuaries and particularly around the jetties. Alligator hunting is on the top of many lists for anyone that had the fortune of being drawn for a tag thsi year. We were fortunate to see a big 12 plus gator harvested in the Pee Dee/Black River area. With the floodwaters making their way to the Santee rivers, anyone should use extreme caution if you venture up those ways and be careful of debris and swift currents. We hope you have a great week and if you can find the time or the ability in anyway to assist with the relief efforts, please help the many groups bring some help to the hills. Enjoy,
Capt. E
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This week we are live from the Pond Road Storage Studio via the Toyota Tundra Studio presented by Sparks Toyota. The crew this week included Capt. E, The Bassmaster, Capt Fred, Tommy Buckhannon, Chef Richard and guests, Bert Williams of Monarch Roofing and Don Nesmith of Grand Strand Kayak Anglers. We discuss all kinds of current topics and fishing reports as well as our weekly discussion of what craziness is happening in the bass fishing world. Lots of current events coming up this fall and we go over those and how you can get involved. For more info visit www.trilogyoutdoorsmedia.com
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One of our favorite places to doremotes is on the stage at Dead
Dog Saloon. The beautiful backdrop of Murrells Inlet from the stage at Dead Dog could not be any more perfect for talking fins, fur, and feathers. We were blessed with some awesome company as Capt Chris, Adrianna, The Bassmaster, Ruthie, Bill Hills, Lee Rowlands, and Capt E talk about the current events and share some great fishing reports with our listeners. This week we talk a lot about the proposed solar farm that is possibly coming to Georgetown County in the near future. We discuss the effects of this on both the environment and the economy. We thank Dead Dog Saloon for the hospitality and the incredible breakfast we were treated to. If you follow this link, you can see more about the plans for the solar farm and understand better, exaclty how big this is.
https://www.plantersvillerenewableenergycenter.com/
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This week the crew is at Murrells Inlet Fishing Charters in Murrells Inlet. We are talking ICAST, current fishing reports, weather and much more. On this weeks episode we are joined by Capt Jason, Capt Chris, Capt Fred, The Bassmaster, Officer Tommy, Adrianna Lawrence of WBTW, Capt Rayburn Poston, and more. This is a great week as we have so much to discuss and we are so excited for the World Championships this August on the 23rd thru the 25th at Crazy Sister Marina. Be sure to like our podcasts and to download and share with your friends.
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What a fun episode!! This is the first of two Saturdays that we are going to thank just a few of the hundreds of first responders and law enforcement officers that keep us safe day in and day out. Thank you to Crazy Sister for hosting and please join us live every Saturday on Gator 107.9 for exciting and educational episodes of Trilogy Outdoors Radio Show.
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This week we hauled the Toyota Tundra down to the beautiful Marshwalk in Murrells Inlet to do the show at Murrells Inlet Fishing Charters. Capt Jason was down this week and under the weather, but Capt Chris played host to Capt E, The Bassmaster, Bert Williams, Don Nesmith, Chef Richard and JAson Grant and Michael Holmes via phone. We had lots to talk about this week with the fishing turning on and the Easter Week being super bisy for all of our partners on the water. We are joined by Jason Grant of First Mate Marine to discusss the Georgetown Meatfish Slam coming up on April 13th thru the 20th out of Georgetown Landing Marina. This event is gonna be bigger and better with the addition of some great sponsors and increased promotion of the evetn. We are also joined by our good friend from Sparks Toyota, Michael Holmes. Michael's son Luca was diagnosed with Leukemia and has been going through several years of treatment and is just a month away from his last scheduled treatment. The Holmes family have started a non-profit to help families that are faced with the same diagnosis and to prepare them for the battle ahead. We will be sharing all the info for their events in the coming months and we hope that the Fishheads will participate and help support this group. Bert Williams of Monarch Roofing joins us to chat a litte about some upcoming events that they have going on that will help raise funds for their incredible charity. We are blessed to have a platform to helo so many great groups and our incredible sponors. Thank you to all that listen in to the show and podcast each week. This week we also have an extra segment at the end that includes Doin Nesmith and the one and only Private Chef to the Stars, Chef Richard Florczack. Enjoy!!!!
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This week we had the pleasure of joining the National Seminar Series at Barefoot Resort as the Grand Strand welcomed George Poveromo and his team back after 10 years. We had a great time and were blessed to be joined by some incredible guides that were speakers in this weeks seminar. Capt Jamie Hough of The Redfish Mafia joins us to talk about what going on in his busy life. He also shares some fishing reports from the Holy City. We are also joined this week by another incredible talented fishermen from Charleston, Capt. Paul Godbout. Paul offers an ingenious program in Charleston where he educates new boat owners on every part of owning a boat including operation, maintenance and more. We are also joined by Sargeant Kevin Pardue of SCDNR, Capt Jason Burton, Capt. Jot Owens, and the crew. We hope you will enjoy this weeks episode and please hit us up at [email protected] with any ideas you would like to hear on the show and we will do our best to make sure we get them covered. Enjoy!!!! -
The Southern Anglers Radio show this week covers a lot of topics. Next week JT Thompkins Fishing will lauinch his Elite Series career. Tournament fishing has changed and social media is a large percentage of the value that the companies in the fishing industry are looking for in their aponsored anglers. It puts a lot of emphasis on your social media presence and the imoressions that you are able to accomplish with content. The Bassmaster shares some of his thoughts on this topic and how the world of pro bass fishing has changed for the good and the bad, We are joined by kayak angler, Don Nesmith this week while be tournament bass fishing in his kayak. It was great to have his input today as most of the SARS crew are out of town this weekend taking some much deserved tiem to enjoy themselves before the busy season cranks up. We will be celebrating our 10 year Anniversary in March at Sparks Toyota. Stay informed with our plans for that event and other big events this spring at www.trilogyoutdoorsmedia.com.
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The Southern Anglers Radio Show Week of Feb 10th.
Hosts, Capt E, The Bassmaster, Capt Sweet Tea, and The River Rat
This wek we talk a lot about the local seminars including The National Seminar Series coming on March 2nd to Barefoot Resort. We also share lots of local reports including a great report from the rivers and the freshwater side of things here on the Grand Strand. A lot of things happening over the next few months. Lots of great things on tap for 2024 including our Mich Ultra Events schedule for 2024. You can visit our FB page or our website at www.trilogyoutdoorsmedia.com to find all the outdoors events that will interest you along the Grand Strand and beyond. We encourage everyone to consider attending a seminar and even better, book a charter with one of our great partner charter companies. MIFC, Carolina Hook & Fly, Waccamaw Outfitters(freshwater), and Sweat Tea Charters. There are very few classrooms that can compare to being on a boat and getting hands on. Thank you again to Pond Road Storage for providing us a great studion in their incredible storage facilites in Murrells Inlet on Old Kings Highway and Pond Road. ENJOY!!!!!
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Judy Boone's serves up the best in southern traditional cooking and we are live from this Murrells Inlet, comfort food staple this week. We talk everythig from trout, flounder, redfish, and of course Judy Boone's delicious food and how it is actually prepared. Chef Tommy and Jamie Johnson join us as well as Bert Williams of Monarch Roofing to talk about his charity golf touenament benefiting local verterans and affording Monarch Roofing to repair the roofs of some local veterans that could not afford it otherwise. We had a great time with Capt.Jason Burton joining us from Murrells Inlet Fishing Charters to chat about the Marshall's Marine, Marshwalk Mafia, Inshore Slam Tourney. We love doing remotes, and this was our first time at Judy Boone's but we will be back. Enjoy
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Each year we try to give back to our awesome group of fishheads through our Annual GiftAway Extravaganza. This year we chose Waccamaw Outfitters as our venue and a great time was had by all. We were blessed to have Capt. Chris, Capt Matt"The River Rat", Officer Tommy, Chef Richard, Fred "Fish Police" Rourk, and Bassmasters EQ Angler of The Year JT Thompkins join us for the morning. With Waccamw Outfitters as a beautiful back drop, we gave away hundreds of dollars in great gifts and that included gift certificates to many of our partners. With the line up we had, there was lots of great topics and we, once again, are amazed at the maturity of our good friend JT Thompkins, as he shared many thoughts on his 2023 year and the future for himself at the top level of tournament bass fishing. We hope that everyone had a wonderful Christmas and wish you the Happiest of New Years in 2024. We appreciate each of you for making us the most listened to fishing and hunitng radio show on the Grand Strand!! (we are the only one LOL) Lets all get together and set some great goals for 2024 on and off the water and lets try to focus on meeting these goals and more. Thank you to Gator 107.9 and iHeart Media for allowing us to grace two hours on the most listened to network on the Grand Strand!!! Cheers and we will see you on the water!!!!! Enjoy!
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This segment was far too good to not share and we wanted to give everyone a chance to enjoy the conversation ftom 8/19. Sargeant Kevin Pardue joined us to chat for a while about the many things that the wonderful men and women of SCDNR deal with on a daily basis. We have had a very sad summer in terms of accidents that resulted in death here. Please use your best judgement when out on the water and be polite to our officers that are working tirelessly to keep us safe. Our next guest can defintely talk about safety and more importantly miracles and the fact that God had a hand in his and his three diving partners safe recovery. Mr. Ben Wiggins was one of the four divers that were stranded floating in the ocean just two weeks ago and were found in the darkness of the night and safely rescued by our friends in the USCG and the U.S. Navy. This story defintely will open your eyes to all the possibilites that can happen to us when we are on the water and regardless the cause of this........a higher power had a hand in keeping them positve and alert of the surroundings and ended with them making it to safety. We appreciate Mr Wiggins and Sarge for taking the time to join us this week on Gator 107.9. Enjoy
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This week we take the show on the road to Marshall's Marine for the NWTF banquet. But it's also time to find that new boat. We discuss all the new models in stock and some of the great specials, including the Yamaha special running through March 31st. Lots of great fishing reports and we talk about the new Garmin Panoptix going on the bow of Capt. E's Key West Boats 230 Bay Reef. It is always a great time to do the show out on remote and their is always some technical difficulties. This week was no exception and we hope through all the chaos you enjoy the content on this weeks show.
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This week we took the Sparks Toyota Tundra Studio on the road down to the Barking Dawgs Tavern. Our line up of guests was steller as normal. Brad Schenk and Dave Rapp of SCDNR's fisheries education division joined us to talk about their recent recognitions by SCDNR and how our listeners can get involved with their program. We were also joined by our new friend Chef Richard Florczak, who was kind enough to donate an incredible dining experience to our fundraiser we hosted on this day at Barking Dawg. This item brought $5000 to our fundraiser for the Steven's family and helped us raise well over $22k for their mediacal expenses. We had a great time and lots of stories and reports in this weeks show. The one and only Flounder Pounder joined us on location and we talked about what the MIFC crew has been up to lately. The roving reporter was out this week and visited with Seven Seas Seafood and our friend Will Tayloe at Pawley's Island Outdoors. Be sure to download, like and subscribe to our podcast. We appreciate all that listen in and give us feedback at www.trilogyoutdoorsmedia.com. Enjoy!!
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This weeks show we discussed many topics including the great opportunites that are available to fishermen along the Grand Strand right now. We also discussed some fo the upcoming events along the Grand Strand as well as fundraisers that are coming over the next month. Don't forget to get signed up for The Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo over on our website or at any of our weigh stations located along the area. Come join Kenny, The Bassmaster, and Capt E for this weeks show!
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