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EP. 145 The Pond Lady Amy Robison

Posted by Angie Scott · August 18, 2020

All about ponds! Do you have the luxury of access to fishing a private pond? There's a lot that goes into keeping those fish happy and healthy. On this week's episode of The Woman Angler & Adventurer, we bring in the expert- The Pond Lady Amy Robison to teach us how to properly maintain a good private pond. It's not all about having a bigger bass than your next-door neighbor either! Amy is a fascinating human being and I know you're going to enjoy our conversation!

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EP. 127 In Times Like These We've Got to "Fish for Each Other!"

Posted by Angie Scott · April 14, 2020

As we try and sift through the rubble of the COVID-19 Pandemic with even more uncertainty yet to come, innovative industry marketing agency Gunpowder is trying to help. They saw the need for a centralized resource to support fishing guides and small businesses alike. Hence FishForEachOther.com was born.

On this week's episode of The Woman Angler & Adventurer podcast I speak with Gunpowder's founder Ryan Chuckel about the current crisis and this new website.

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EP. 58 Becoming an Outdoors Woman

Posted by Angie Scott · May 07, 2019

Peggy Ferrell is the director of the Becoming an Outdoor Woman program. BOW started in 1990 after a conference at UWSP to explore how they could get more women involved in hunting and fishing. Founded by Christine Thomas, the conference led to the first BOW workshop and now the program is in 38 states and 6 Canadian provinces.

The program has expanded worldwide, and some options include a photo safari in Africa or trip to Iceland or Costa Rica. BOW currently offers two three day workshops every year. The format is 1/3 shooting and hunting, 1/3 fishing, and 1/3 other classes such as dog sledding, sewing with fur, kayaking, etc.

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EP. 47 Artemis Sportswomen on Sustainability Isn't Enough and How You Can Make a Difference

Posted by Angie Scott · February 19, 2019

Ernest Hemingway once said, “The Earth is a fine place and worth fighting for.” If you're a person who enjoys things like hunting, fishing and other outdoor adventures you no doubt agree. You've experienced the amazing beauty of a sunset on the lake in the summertime or the serene peace deep in the woods as the early morning fog begins to lift.

As outdoorswomen, we're called to protect & improve the valuable resources that allow us to experience all the special moments that keep us doing what we love to do.

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