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Sunday Jan 31, 9:55 am

Sunday Jan 31, 10:00 am

Fishing

Saltwater Structure Strategies

Sunday 10:00 am - Sunday 10:35 am | Featuring: Tom Nelson
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Tom Nelson

Tom Nelson, host of the popular KIRO 710ESPN The Outdoor Line, offers a wealth of fishing information at his seminars covering topics on how to catch Dungeness crab and spot shrimp in Puget Sound to locating the best areas for salmon and other fish species from the Columbia River along the coast and into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, San Juan Islands and Puget Sound.

To catch the varied species of fish in the Pacific Northwest, it’s important to understand the habitat and structure in which these critters reside. Tune in to Saltwater Structure Strategies for an overview from Tom Nelson of 710 ESPN The Outdoor Line radio show. Don’t forget your note pad!

Sunday Jan 31, 11:00 am

Fishing

Premier Fishing Waters in Central Washington

Sunday 11:00 am - Sunday 11:40 am | Featuring: Dave Graybill
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Dave Graybill

Dave Graybill, a noted central Washington writer and radio show host since the mid-1970s, offers his wealth of knowledge on central Washington fishing that covers hot spots like Lake Chelan, Potholes Reservoir, Banks Lake, Lake Roosevelt, Moses Lake, Rufus Woods Reservoir, and summer- and fall-fishing salmon locations on the Columbia River like Hanford Reach, and Priest Rapids, Wanapum, Rock Island, Rocky Reach and Wells pools. Graybill also serves as a member of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Commission. He has his own fishing website at www.FishingMagician.com.

There’s a reason Dave Graybill is known as “The Fishin’ Magician”. Having grown up in Central Washington and fished virtually every square inch of water in Central Washington over the last 50 years, he’s developed personal relationships with all of these fish species and knows exactly what meetings to show up for with these “friends” of his, and at what time. Some call it hypnosis, others call it magic, either way, he’s got them well-trained to follow his orders and you don’t want to miss this seminar as The Fishin’ Magician reveals all of his favorite places to fish in Central Washington. Welcome aboard, in beautiful Central Washington!

Sunday Jan 31, 12:00 pm

Fishing

Tuna Fishing off the Washington Coast: Live Bait Tuna Success

Sunday 12:00 pm - Sunday 12:35 pm | Featuring: Tommy Donlin
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Tommy Donlin

Tommy Donlin, Defiance Marine Pro Staffer Captain, has a wealth of knowledge on coastal tuna fishing action. Summer and fall can be off-the-charts good and in some instances just a day-trip away from catching these aggressive blue water fish. Donlin will detail the strategies and tactics necessary to put tuna on the deck of your boat, including all of the live bait secrets that will make your trip a success.

Tommy Donlin, Defiance Boats and Raymarine Pro Staff Captain has a wealth of knowledge on coastal and offshore fishing action. As a tournament Captain since 2010, his aggressive pursuit of halibut, lingcod, salmon and tuna have led to refined and highly effective tactics. The Washington tuna fishery is world class with absolutely wide-open bites that will surely lead to sore arms. Join him, as he shares in great detail, his systematic and successful approach to fishing that will be sure to put fish on your boat.

Sunday Jan 31, 12:25 pm

Sunday Jan 31, 1:00 pm

Fishing

How to: Mooching for Salmon

Sunday 1:00 pm - Sunday 1:45 pm | Featuring: Keith Robbins
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Keith Robbins

Keith Robbins, owner of A Spot Tail Salmon Guide Service in Seattle, is a guide on the world-famous waters of Puget Sound in Washington. A Sage Elite Pro, Robbins is also a pro for RIO Products, Simms, and Grady White Boats among others. Keith has been fishing the waters of Puget Sound since before his father would let him hold a rod. He always wanted to be a fishing guide since he went fishing with a guide when he was a kid in British Columbia. Since 1992, Keith has been the only guide in the State of Washington that features both Saltwater Fly Fishing and Light Tackle "Mooching" (a bait fishing technique that was developed in Puget Sound in the 1930s). Keith loves fishing for the largest population of wild trout in the US. The sea run cutthroat is the best fishery in Puget Sound and it is rare to see another angler fishing when he is fishing from his boat. On his days off, Keith goes fishing whether it is mooching for King Salmon, Fly Fishing for Sea Run Cutthroat trout in Puget Sound or Fly Fishing for Tarpon in the Florida Keys. "It's what I do," he says. "No, I don't golf."

Keith Robbins, owner of A Spot Tail Salmon in Seattle, will provide tips and secrets on how to catch salmon with one of the oldest techniques that was first used by the Japanese Americans in Elliott Bay and Puget Sound way before and right after World War II. Robbins is one of the last fishing guides to strictly use this way of catching salmon in Puget Sound. Feeling the “bite” with your salmon rod in hand as the fish takes your bait is one of the most exciting ways to hook a fish.

Sunday Jan 31, 2:00 pm

Fishing

Dungeness Crabbing Curriculum

Sunday 2:00 pm - Sunday 2:20 pm | Featuring: Tom Nelson
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Tom Nelson

Tom Nelson, host of the popular KIRO 710ESPN The Outdoor Line, offers a wealth of fishing information at his seminars covering topics on how to catch Dungeness crab and spot shrimp in Puget Sound to locating the best areas for salmon and other fish species from the Columbia River along the coast and into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, San Juan Islands and Puget Sound.

Crabbing is one of Puget Sound’s most popular recreational fisheries, and for good reason! Each year, sport fishers catch more than 1.5 million pounds of Dungeness crab, using pots, ring nets, and – in the case of wade and dive fishers – even their bare hands. Join Tom Nelson of 710 ESPN The Outdoor Line as he gets you dialed in for Dungeness crabbing in this action-packed seminar.

Sunday Jan 31, 2:55 pm

Sunday Jan 31, 3:00 pm

Fishing

Successful Coho Fishing on Central Puget Sound

Sunday 3:00 pm - Sunday 3:45 pm | Featuring: Conner Martinis
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Conner Martinis

Conner Martinis, locally born and raised in Washington and owner of John's Sporting Goods tackle shop in Everett, Washington has been fishing local lakes, rivers, and Puget sound his whole life! From being at his tackle shop, Conner always has a good pulse on where the fish are, techniques, tips, and tricks. He has also been trained by one of the best - John Martinis, author of the Saltwater Fishing Journal - the ultimate resource for salmon fisherman in Washington state. Be sure not to miss this seminar to learn how to target those high flying, fast, and energetic silver bullets - Coho Salmon.

Coho salmon fishing can be tricky. And that’s where Conner Martinis, owner of John’s Sporting Goods tackle shop in Everett, WA comes in. In this informative presentation, Conner will unleash his tricks for getting these high-flying fish to bite. With a lifetime of experience under his belt, and mentorship from Puget Sound fishing legend and author of The Saltwater Fishing Journal John Martinis, Conner has all the information you need to be a successful Coho salmon angler. Tune in!

Sunday Jan 31, 4:00 pm

Fishing

How to Maximize your Marine Electronics to Locate Fish

Sunday 4:00 pm - Sunday 4:50 pm | Featuring: John Keizer
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John Keizer

John Keizer, Northwest Lowrance Fishing Team Captain, will cover how to install and setup your sonar to get the best quality images of fish displayed in various fishing environments and depth ranges. Keizer is also a familiar face on Puget Sound and will share his tips on catching blackmouth “resident hatchery chinook” along with his vast knowledge of targeting coastal summer salmon at places like Westport, Neah Bay, La Push and Ilwaco.

John Keizer, Northwest Lowrance Fishing Team Captain, will cover how to install and setup your sonar to get the best quality images of fish displayed in various fishing environments and depth ranges.

Sunday Jan 31, 5:00 pm

Fishing

Downrigger Fishing for Salmon in the San Juan Islands

Sunday 5:00 pm - Sunday 5:40 pm | Featuring: Chris Long and
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Chris Long

Chris Long, a retired Naval Officer and owner/operator of Jolly Mon Charters in Anacortes, has more than 20 years of experience fishing in the Pacific Northwest and 10 years as a charter captain in the San Juan Islands. Long is Chairman for the Resurrection Salmon Derby, Board of Directors for the Anacortes Salmon Derby, active supporter of Salmon for Soldiers and President of the Anacortes/San Juan Island’s chapter of Puget Sound Anglers.
Jamie Peth
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Jamie Peth

Jamie Peth is the owner of Anglers Unlimited, a community that is dedicated to help people catch more fish and have more fun on the water. Jamie is an active member of the Anacortes/San Juan Island’s chapter of Puget Sound Anglers, PSA Scholarship Committee Member, and serves on the PSA State Board. She was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, but only discovered an incurable fishing obsession 7 years ago when she landed her first San Juan Island Chinook. She was “hooked” and has been competing in local fishing derbies throughout the Puget Sound and Canada ever since.

If you’ve ever fished in the San Juan’s, you’ve surely fished next to Captain Chris Long, owner of Jolly Mon Charters in Anacortes. With Chris’s more than 10 years of experience as a charter captain in the spectacular San Juan Islands, he is like a walking, human sonar that always knows where the bait and fish are stacked up. There’s a lot of water to cover in the San Juan’s, listen to Chris’s tips and tricks to ensure a more successful San Juan Islands fishing trip for you and your friends.

Sunday Jan 31, 5:25 pm

Sunday Jan 31, 6:00 pm

Fishing

Tuna Part 4: Working the Iron for Albacore

Sunday 6:00 pm - Sunday 6:40 pm | Featuring: Del Stephens
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Del Stephens

Del Stephens travels the west coast ruining marriages and bank accounts one tuna seminar after another. The deep - sea version of fishing remedies — peddled by a man called Tuna Dog — has anglers ditching their salmon gear and conventional boats for stout rods, heavy lines and big boats that can run 50 miles offshore to partake in the Northwest’s fastest growing salty adventure. Teaching people a whole new line of bad habits – all it takes is one albacore feeding frenzy – with screaming reels and a bloody boat deck – to turn any anglers curiosity into an addiction and when they get hooked -- it’s welcome to the Dark Side. The path for his addiction started when he was young and realized there were monster lake trout at the bottom of Odell Lake in Oregon’s Cascade mountains but that addiction has since manifested and grown from journeys all over the world. Fueling that addiction by catching Marlin and Dorado in Mexico, chased Sailfish, Tarpon and monster Roosterfish in Costa Rica, landed giant sea run Brown Trout in Argentina, boated big Wahoo in the Bahamas, pulled large Peacock Bass out of the brush in Venezuela and has landed giant Blue Fin Tuna up to 600lbs off the Outer Banks. On tournament day he puts his game face on and pulls out all the tricks leading his team to the podium a record thirteen times during a ten-year stretch of the Oregon Tuna Classic Tournament Series. He’s danced with the devil and competed with the best of the best in the world at the Offshore World Championships in Costa Rica. He holds a Coast Guard 100 ton masters license and was a charter captain for over 25 years but now primarily focuses on fishing offshore tournaments, pleasure fishing and giving seminars. He's a featured public speaker at many events giving over 35 seminars each year during the offseason. Well known as a professional fisherman and highly regarded as a leader in the offshore fishing circles on the west coast. He is sponsored and on the Pro Team for Garmin and Mercury while also serving on the Pro Staff for DAIWA, Costa Sunglasses, Lamiglas, Ballyhood, TUF-Line, Terrafin, Eat Me Lures, Seaguar, Rapala, Williamson, Gamakatsu, Sirius XM Marine and Onyx. Lamiglas uses his endorsement producing a “Tuna Dog” signature series of blue water rods. He writes articles and has been featured in numerous magazines including Sport Fishing Magazine, Saltwater Sportsman Magazine, Western Outdoors Magazine, Outdoor Life Magazine, Northwest Sportsmans Magazine and CCA's Tide Magazine. He's an occasional guest host on radio and TV shows. He is the author of The Dark Side, One man’s Journey to the 125 Line and Back and he’s the host of Canyon Warriors TV Show. He was the Chairman and driving force of the Oregon Tuna Classic Tournament Series for most of the last 15 years. In 2010 Del was honored by the Bohemian Foundation when he received the e-Chievement Award "celebrating those who are making a positive difference in their communities and beyond". Those efforts were also acknowledged by the Governor of Oregon in 2011 when he received the Outstanding Oregon Tourism Volunteer Award for the impact the Oregon Tuna Classic tournaments have on the local coastal communities. Then in 2012 he received the OCEAN Hall of Fame Award for all his years of support and service to OCEAN. In between these adventures, and what might seem like a lot of playing, are the duties of his day job. Del is the President and CEO of Dura Industries where he oversees the day to day activities of his northwest Portland company.

Captain Del Stephens travels the west coast ruining marriages and bank accounts one tuna seminar after another.
The deep – sea version of fishing remedies — peddled by a man called Tuna Dog — has anglers ditching their salmon gear and conventional boats for stout rods, heavy lines and big boats that can run 50 miles offshore to partake in the Northwest’s fastest growing salty adventure.
Teaching people a whole new line of bad habits – all it takes is one albacore feeding frenzy – with screaming reels and a bloody boat deck – to turn any anglers curiosity into an addiction and when they get hooked — it’s welcome to the Dark Side. The Dark Side is coming to the Seattle Boat Show.Tune in for the grand finale, Part 4.

The Race to Alaska private screening event

Sunday 6:00 pm - Sunday 8:00 pm | Featuring: Zach Carver (Director),
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Zach Carver (Director)

A Seattle native, Zach Carver studied visual art at Colorado College, and earned an MFA in film directing from Columbia University. His short films include Sin Matador and Amateur Dictator, which won the Audience Award at the Austin Film Festival and is currently in development as a feature film. In addition to directing the feature documentary about the Race to Alaska, Zach coordinated teams of field producers and camera operators across the 750-mile race course.
Liv von Oelreich (Producer) and
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Liv von Oelreich (Producer)

Originally from Sweden, Liv has called Los Angeles home since 2008 where she works as an actor, photographer, and producer. She initially got involved with the R2AK by shooting photography for the race. Liv went up the Inside Passage (the whole 750 miles) on a 16’ dinghy, a trip of a lifetime, and fell in love with the place and the people involved in the race. Aside from “The Race to Alaska,” Liv has produced 6 narrative short films, one narrative feature film, and is currently in production on a documentary feature about the first standup paddleboard expedition through the Northwest Passage in the Arctic. Her work has screened at festivals and can be seen on iTunes and Amazon.
Ian Morland (Producer)
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Ian Morland (Producer)

Ian Morland is a producer working in Los Angeles. He started his career recording, mixing and producing albums for bands in Minneapolis. He transitioned into the film industry, working as a boom operator and production sound mixer on feature films such as Dear White People. He quickly made his way into production, and now works as a freelance producer, production manager, and line producer. His experience spans from the indie film world to studio projects for Sony, Fox Searchlight, and Netflix.

750 miles. Icy water. No motors. No support. Described as “the Iditarod on a boat with a chance of drowning or being eaten by a Grizzly bear,” this epic endurance race attracts the intrepid and unhinged who find their edge along a coastline that is as punishing as it is beautiful.

Join the private screening event by visiting the Race to Alaska activities page:

WATCH HERE

Sunday Jan 31, 7:00 pm

Fishing

Fishing & Exploring British Columbia’s Vancouver Island

Sunday 7:00 pm - Sunday 7:45 pm | Featuring: Fishing BC
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Fishing BC

Fishing BC serves as the Chamber of Commerce of the Fishing Tourism Industry in British Columbia, Canada. Through incredible content, and superb storytelling, they seek to attract and inspire anglers from all over the world. Experience the true nature of fishing in beautiful BC, remarkable by nature.

Vancouver Island is a fishing paradise. From lakes and streams, to endless saltwater options, there’s something for everyone. Its endless opportunity and jaw-dropping beauty is captured in this segment put together by Fishing BC. Prepare to be amazed.

Sunday Jan 31, 7:15 pm

Fishing

On the Water with Captain Keith Robbins: Seattle Fishing History, Saltwater Cutthroat Fishing & Mooching for Salmon

Sunday 7:15 pm - Sunday 8:00 pm | Featuring: Keith Robbins
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Keith Robbins

Keith Robbins, owner of A Spot Tail Salmon Guide Service in Seattle, is a guide on the world-famous waters of Puget Sound in Washington. A Sage Elite Pro, Robbins is also a pro for RIO Products, Simms, and Grady White Boats among others. Keith has been fishing the waters of Puget Sound since before his father would let him hold a rod. He always wanted to be a fishing guide since he went fishing with a guide when he was a kid in British Columbia. Since 1992, Keith has been the only guide in the State of Washington that features both Saltwater Fly Fishing and Light Tackle "Mooching" (a bait fishing technique that was developed in Puget Sound in the 1930s). Keith loves fishing for the largest population of wild trout in the US. The sea run cutthroat is the best fishery in Puget Sound and it is rare to see another angler fishing when he is fishing from his boat. On his days off, Keith goes fishing whether it is mooching for King Salmon, Fly Fishing for Sea Run Cutthroat trout in Puget Sound or Fly Fishing for Tarpon in the Florida Keys. "It's what I do," he says. "No, I don't golf."

Can’t make Friday’s showing of the this terrific seminar? Here’s your second chance! Spend a day on Puget Sound with lifetime Seattle angler Keith Robbins of A Spot Tail Guide Service as he takes us through the history of fishing in Seattle before heading out on the water for on-the-water demonstrations on fly fishing for sea run cutthroat trout and mooching for salmon. You don’t want to miss this!