Welcome to the Fish Strong Podcast! Disrupting Fishing Entertainment, as you know it, prepare

to laugh, prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way, and

on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing. Here are your hosts,

Joe and Luke Simons.

Hello, Salt Strong and Fish Strong Nation, Joe Simons back. Another episode I think this

is 7475. I'm losing track, and this is going to be a really, really good one. I've been

following all kinds of different little fishing clubs, and every time I see a new one, I

check it out, because I'm curious about it. I love fishing clubs, and we have our own

little community here too, and I love it to see what other people are doing. And someone

recently on Instagram had tagged Brooklyn Fishing Club, and I was like, never heard of Brooklyn

Fishing Club, and I clicked on it. They have tens of thousands of followers, like a legit

Instagram page, like, what the heck? They're having them to heard of this thing, and then

I went and checked out the site, and watched the video, and I was like, holy smokes. This

is like urban fishing on steroids. This guy, Victor, we're about to have on, is walking

through the subway. It was fishing ride, a little tackle box, and I'm like, all right,

I've got to talk to this guy, so I reached out to him, and here we are. Victor, welcome

brother. Hey, thanks for having me, man. I appreciate it. Yeah, so before we get into

all this, what's your history? What's the background? How did all of a sudden you go from

being some guy in New York to having a Brooklyn Fishing Club with the urban fishermen?

Well, I started out fishing at a very young age. Both my grandfather's were really into

it, so whether I was hanging out with either them, we were usually fishing if the weather

permitted it. I fished a lot in a long island sound as a kid, down the New Jersey shore,

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