Tom Rowland Podcast

Steve Davis of the Everglades Foundation, Benny Blanco a Professional Fishing Guide and Chris Whitman of Captains For Clean Water sit down for a Round Table discussion on the state of the Everglades.

The top 5 things to be a successful fishing guide: 5. Be professional 4. It's about happy customers 3. Communication 2. Patience 1. Hard Work.

Here is something new - With all the content I am releasing I wanted to give you an update on the appearances, news and new content I will be releasing and when you can look for it.

Captain Russell Kleppinger caught 814 tarpon in one year, that is what caught my eye. I sat down with him to figure out what he is doing that is different and allowing him to catch so many tarpon.

How do you extend your guiding career as long as possible? Check out tips on how to stay healthy and protect yourself so you can do what you love for as long as possible.

Josh Greer, guide and shop owner, Daniel Andrews, Co-founder of Captains for Clean Waters and Shannon Estenoz, COO Everglades Foundation sit down at a round table discussion to talk about the future of the Everglades.

I have been getting a lot of questions recently about the little ones, the kiddos. So I thought I would do a podcast today on how to create a fishing buddy for life. Here are some tips on getting kids interested in fishing so you have someone who will always want to go fishing with you.

Matt and Kyle are avid goal setters at the beginning of the year. Matt describes that on New Year’s Eve, he and his family sit at the table together, and write down their goals for the year ahead. As a family, they talk about the resolutions they have for themselves, and for everyone else. We all thought creating a Dream Board is a good idea, especially for families. To make a Dream Board, have a poster board, and a bunch of magazines.

Today, this podcast is a little different than most of the ones we have done. Today we feature Josh Cash who is from Ireland, and has gone through the process of getting his green card.  He and I workout together and I seem him a lot. He started to tell me about the process of getting his green card and I found it incredibly fascinating. I'm not doing this podcast for any sort of political reason. It is just something that I found interesting and was honestly a process that I knew nothing about.

In this episode of How 2 Tuesday I'm going to help you pick a boat for what you want to do. The question of "how do I pick a boat" comes up quite a bit.  First of all, there are a lot of activities that people love to do on the water, and every boat you choose is a compromise. If you pick a skiff type boat you are not going to be able to go off shore very well.