The Global FlyFisher
Simply the Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tying
https://globalflyfisher.com/forum-topic/60-minutes
Mar 1. 2023
(0 replies) |
Feb 9. 2023
(0 replies) |
Jan 24. 2023
(0 replies) |
Jan 15. 2023
(0 replies) |
Jan 1. 2023
I have just moved to Istanbul and am... |
Jul 12. 2022
Any update here. Looking to fish... |
Mar 11. 2022
How did it Fish? One of the best... |
Nov 29. 2021
Nemo,
Good to hear that the setup works... |
Published Jan 3. 2012 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited Aug 8. 2015
60 Minutes
Forums:
Last week, 60 Minutes (CBS) had a segment on Cubaâs Jardines de la Reina (Gardens of the Queen).
It featured their unspoiled coral reefs and Anderson Cooper diving to explore and photograph the
life that exists down there.
You can see the video on the following: http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7392092n
Anderson Cooper talked about Avalon and had a conversation with one of the managers
There was a shot of the Tortuga floating lodge, and an angler in an Avalon skiff
catching, measuring and releasing a bonefish.
Andre even had Anderson Cooper feeding a Jotia out of his hand!
The focus of the program was the pristine and healthy condition of the reefs compared to reefs in
other locales.
Next time you visit Cuba, bring a snorkel!
Submitted by:
TomFishermen
Log in or register to pre-fill name on comments, add videos, user pictures and more.
Read more about why you should register.
Read more about why you should register.
Contact
Contact usContribute articles
No guest posts
The Global FlyFisher Newsletter
About the Global FlyFisher
Discussion forum
Policies
Copyright © 1994-2023Copyright © The Global FlyFisher
Copyright © contributing authors
No reprint without permission
- paper, electronic or otherwise
Copyright policy
Review policy
More policies
Tom,
Tom,
Quite an amazing place. I know a few anglers who have been fishing there (out of 500 allowed a year!). Bring both fly rod and snorkel!
But one thing that stuck from the video was the fact tha 90% of the world's sharks have been killed! That's devastating and definitely somthing that will affect the fish ecology in the world. Ban shark fin soup now!
Like they say: heavy commercial fishing is the cause of so much damage!
Thanks for the tip.
Martin