Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network

Show Name: Hookin’ a Big One

Episode Title: how to prepare for fishing on a boat

You are listening to Hookin’ a Big One

the podcast with your host(s) Harrison Mylowe.

In this episode of Hookin’ a Big One

the Podcast we discuss: how to prepare for fishing on a boat

get your license & check regs, pack safety gear (PFDs, first aid, flares), bring weather-appropriate layers & sun protection, essential tackle (rod, reel, hooks, line, pliers, cutters), and food/drinks, plus cash, while researching target species (Stripers, Fluke, Tuna) and hot spots for your season

1. Licenses & Permits: Get your NJ saltwater fishing license and any required federal permits (like for sharks).
2. Regulations: Check NJ Fish & Wildlife for current size/creel limits for species like Stripers, Fluke, Tautog, Bluefish, Cod, & Tuna.
3. Weather & Fish Reports: Check forecasts (wind is key!) and local reports (The Fisherman, etc.) to know what's running and where.
4. Boat Prep: Check safety gear (PFDs, VHF, flares, fire ext.), navigation, and engine (if applicable).
5. Rods/Reels: Suitable for target fish (e.g., heavier for offshore tuna/shark).
6. Line/Hooks: Plenty of line, circle hooks (for sharks), swivels, sinkers.
7. Tools: Pliers (hook removal), line cutters, gaff/harpoon (for big fish).
8. Bait/Lures: Live bunker, eels, clams, or artificials (jigs, plugs, spoons).
9. Electronics: Fish finder to locate structure and fish.

1. Clothing: Layers (base, mid, rain gear), wide-brimmed hat, non-slip shoes.
2. Sun Protection: High SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, protective eyewear.
3. Health: Seasickness meds (take early!), first-aid kit, snacks, water, bug spray.
4. Storage: Waterproof bag for phone/keys, coolers (fish/drinks), bucket for bait.
5. Cash: For gratuities, bait, or galley purchases.
6. Listen: To the captain/crew for safety and fishing tips.
7. Be Aware: Of slippery decks and lines.
8. Focus: On your line, fish finder, and surroundings.

1. Lets Go Fishing by Emmraan
2. Seaside Piazza by Aaron Kenny
3. Super High by Jeremy Korpas

Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network

Show Name: Hookin’ a Big One

Episode Title: How to find out what fish are located in what area in New Jersey

You are listening to Hookin’ a Big One the podcast with your host(s) Harrison Mylowe.

In this episode of Hookin’ a Big One the Podcast we discuss: How to find out what fish are located in what area of New Jersey.

You can find out what fish are in New Jersey by using the New Jersey DEP's "Great Fishing Close to Home" app, the FishMap.org website, the NJDEP's mapping applications, and by checking regional fishing reports from sources like On The Water.

1. Great Fishing Close to Home: This app is a good way to find out about sportfish in specific waterbodies and includes information on ownership and permits.
2. FishMap.org: This site helps you learn about fish species and visually explore their ranges.

Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network

Show Name: Hookin a Big One

Episode Title: how to cook a fish that you caught in the Ocean

You are listening to Hookin a Big One

the podcast with your host(s) Harrison Mylowe.

In this episode of Hooking a big one the Podcast we discuss: How to cook a fish that you caught in the ocean

Pan searing, grilling or baking with basic seasonings like salt, pepper, and lemon

Segment 1: Prepare the fish and season the fish

1. clean and dry: got the fish, remove scales and excess blood and rinse it with cold water Pat it completely dry with paper towels
2. score the fish : For a whole fish, make a few shallow cuts on the thickest parts of the skin with a sharp knife. this helps with even cooking and flavor absorption
3. Keep it simple: use Basics like Olive oil, salt, and black pepper for a clean flavor
4. Add aromatics: Stuff the cavity with lemon slices dill, or other fresh herbs
5. consider breeding: for fillets, a breeding or a spice blend can add a crispy texture

1. Pan-searing: Heat olive oil or butter in a skillet over medium high heat. place the fish seasoned side down and cook for 2 to 3 minutes until golden brown flip and cook the other side until opaque
2. Grilling: Preheat the grill to medium-high heat. Brush the fish with oil and grill for 4-5 minutes per side, or until the flesh flakes easily with a fork.
3. Baking: Preheat the oven to
4. 350−450∘
5. 350−450∘F, depending on the thickness of the fish. Place the seasoned fish on a parchment-lined baking sheet and bake for 15-22 minutes, or until it is cooked through and flakes easily.
6. Poaching/Steaming: Gently simmer fish in a liquid with aromatics like lemon juice, garlic, and herbs. When steaming, place the fish in a steamer basket over simmering water, cover, and steam for about 8 minutes.
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1. Lets Go Fishing by Emmraan
2. Seaside Piazza by Aaron Kenny
3. Super High by Jeremy Korpas
4. Bohemian Beach by Chris Haugon

1. @theHVSPN

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