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Video of the Week: Trouble with Tarpon

Conner Grimes
Conner Grimes

This week we check out an awesome informative short film from Early Riser Coffee, highlighting some of the key things that the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust is doing to help save this incredible species of fish. Tarpon are one of the most sought after fish to catch on the fly, but it’s no secret that their population is diminishing. BTT is taking new strides to put an end to that.

Using technology, BTT is able to track these fish on their migrations and evaluate their ecosystem in a better way. They are hoping to improve regulations on these fish and bring back the populations that we once saw. Check out the full film to see exactly what they’re up to.

The video of the week is selected and written by FlyLords team member Conner Grimes (@doublehaulmedia).

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Conner Grimes
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Hey, my name is Conner Grimes and I am on the content team at FlyLords. I grew up in Duluth, GA and then moved to Nashville for college. I really started getting into fly fishing around my sophomore year of college. Tennessee has some great tailwater trout fisheries, but my favorite species to target is smallmouth bass in unknown creeks throughout the state. My favorite thing about fly fishing is the amazing places it has taken me and I am excited to see where it will take me in the future.
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