Contributors

Adam GuyAdam Guy
After growing up in London (England) Adam has now returned to the city of his birth, Tokyo, where he lives and works as a biologist. He enjoys cooking in the evening with the day’s catch, using both Japanese recipes and those of his own creation, almost as much as he enjoys the actual fishing. Choosing what sake rice wine to go with the fish is another pleasure. Although Japan is probably more famous among fishermen in the West for its high-technology fishing tackle companies, recently he has become interested in traditional Japanese fishing techniques, using older tackle such as bamboo rods. In between fishing trips, he also enjoys reading, traveling and painting.

Adam’s Articles: An Introduction to Fishing Japan, A Different Kind of Fishing, Fugu, Japanese Cuttlefish, Japanese Flounder

Micheal LearyMicheal Leary - Chef Extraordinaire
Micheal has over 10 years experience cooking in hotels and fine dining establishments across Toronto, Ontario. Most recently at Sauvignon Bistro in the Toronto Beaches neighbourhood where he was head chef for over 2 years. Micheal has recently relocated to La Paz, Mexico to open a high end bistro, the first of its kind in La Paz. Micheal is now back in Toronto, once again reclaiming his position of head chef at Sauvignon. His preferred cooking style is French eclectic, favorite ingredient is fennel bulb, and his signature dish is bouillabaisse risotto. Micheal’s contributions to Fishing Fury are undoubtedly the most appetizing.

Micheal’s Recipes: Marlin Teriyaki, Crusted Marlin

Craig ThomasianCraig Thomasian
Craig is a computer system administrator for a space research and development center, not to mention an angler, hobbyist, and collector. Craig likes hot rods, cool bikes (both motorized and their un-motorized cousins), low brow art, the outdoors, and high-end enthusiast tackle. Craig is happy to go fishing for any species, but favors big green Largemouth Bass, and has tried his hand at everything from fly-fishing, grunion catching, bass fishing, deep sea fishing, to bobbing for apples. Craig’s personal blog chronicles his world-wide adventures of fishing, mischief, food, and fast cars.

Craig’s Articles: Japanese Tackle Shops, EverGreen Opus-1 unboxing gallery

Matt BarnetteMatt Barnette
Matt is a Creative Director and Content Editor for ESPNOutdoors.com. In addition, Matt has worked on a wide variety of outdoors related shows including the MadFin Shark Series, Redfish Cup, Smashmouth College Bass World Championship, ESPN’s Great Outdoor Games, BASSMaster University, and BASS Tech where he also served as “voice of the shop”.

He is also the first known citizen of Earth to rock the Fishing Fury logo on his body.

Matt’s Contributions: ICAST 2007 Photo Gallery

Jonny MackayJonny Mackay
Jonny didn’t do a lot of fishing when we first met several years ago, but from our very first fishing trip together his love of the game was obvious. Since that fateful day Jonny has spent far more days on the water then off. In the past few years he amassed a collection of rods and reels that rivals any pro fisherman. Luckily he has an excuse to buy new rods, he has three sons who he has shared his passion of fishing with since they were babies.

Jonny’s Contributions: Rocket Fishing Rod review

Wednesday October 26th, 2005 @ 4:48 PM | Jonathon Marshall

9 Responses to “Contributors”

I am currently in St. Petersburg, Russia. I was surprised to find that they have fishing programs on TV here. The seem to be very technical. I do not speak Russian very well but they give the latin name of the species, other fish that might look similar, water temperature , bottom conditions, weather and stream current velocity ….Much better than the idiot US programs…

Skip

farharbour on November 4th, 2005 @ 3:10 am

You should learn some Russian Skip, then maybe you can fidn out if they have any fishing secrets we don’t now about!

Clive on November 5th, 2005 @ 10:27 am

Whaz upper?? When is Fishing Fury coming to Spain???? Are you guys still bothering the young paceñas at the coffee shop?Um…..i love fish!!!(-;

la gitana xicana on May 4th, 2006 @ 7:16 am

Alicia, we are no longer in La Paz. However, Im always thinking about La Paz, and those hot pacenas! Check out my site about La Paz, Mexico.

Jonathon on May 4th, 2006 @ 10:59 am

On August 16th Yakfish Canada.com is hosting the first Great Canadian Yakfish Tournament and exhibition on Toronto Island. If yo would like to get involved, we will appreciate all of the promotion we can get to ensure the success of what we hope to becone an annual event.

Happy Hooker on March 12th, 2008 @ 11:40 am

I have just found your website while I was browsing for musky pics and info! I am from Kenora Ontario on beautiful and fish filled Lake of the Woods.

Congratualations guys! This is an awesome website and It really shows that you are compassionate about not just fishing but life in general! You have taken a passed time and made it into a not -so-boring study!

Take care and fish-on!

Andrea Herbacz on June 26th, 2008 @ 1:58 pm

I’ve heard legneds of the fish in Lake of The Woods - hopefully we’ll be able to fish there one day!

Clive Mathias on June 26th, 2008 @ 3:43 pm

HEY

HEY GUYS WANNA JOIN YOUR GROUP CAN WE ? HOW SO ?
JUST MOVED HERE FROM ACROSS THE BORDER .TIRED SOMEOTHER SITES BUT THEY SAY ” IM NOT GOOD ENOUGH ” WHAT EVER THAT MEANS . I JUST TOOK UP FISHING NEED SOME GUIDENESS THATS NOT BIAS .PLEASE EMAIL ME BACK !
THANKS
JAY

jay on July 1st, 2008 @ 10:42 am

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