From Lawyer To Spearfishing | Valentine Thomas on Joe Rogan Experience
If you’re a podcast listener - you know Joe Rogan.
If you’re into spearfishing - you know Valentine Thomas, but you probably don’t know her full story.
Get these two in a room together and you know that interesting conversations are bound to flow.
Valentine Thomas quit her job as lawyer to “pursue a sustainable quest for happiness as a spearfisherwoman”. She recently sat down with Joe as a guest on his Joe Rogan Experience podcast to tell her story, discuss sustainable ocean practices, and tell some crazy spearfishing stories. Enjoy their 2+ hour conversation and let us know your thoughts below.
From the hatches from 2003-2010 that are currently producing many trophy-sized fish and how currently the Walleye harvested per hour was the 4th highest on record, and most catches were in the 15-24” range, well into the legal limit. This article will provide all the information for why your next Walleye destination needs to be Lake Erie.
The tarpon roll is an iconic display of the mysterious fish. While it can tremendously help in locating the fish, there seems to be only key times, locations, and days where “it’s on”, and the tarpon roll the way you have always wanted them to.
“The 10,000 Pushup Challenge isn’t new, but this year, it has evolved into something bigger. I am honored to be part of a movement to educate and advance conservation priorities,” says Waypoint TV CEO Builder Brock, who will be taking part himself.
You can rent out someone else’s house with Airbnb, call a ride at the click of a button with Uber, and order delivery from your favorite 5-star restaurant in seconds with Grubhub.
So, what’s the deal with fishing? What is it about the second most popular sport in the US that excludes us from cutting-edge tech?
To say that the Everglades and the animals that call it home are at risk would be an understatement. It is vital that we change the way we manage Florida's waters to ensure that we don't lose these precious resources before it's too late. Since 2016, Captains for Clean Water has been fighting to make that change happen. A group of captains in Florida has banded together to ensure that the waters they love are protected.