Bahamian Fishers Ecological Knowledge Research Initiative
Ghost Stories - Pioneering Bahamian Guides: Their Knowledge, Their Stories, and Opportunities for Resource Management.
A research project - book - film documentary - PhD Dissertation
Bahamas Bonefishing Research News & Events
Coast Angler Magazine updates from the 2016 Andros field-work season. Thanks CAM! Tom Karrow Bonefish Bahamas Coastal Resource Management Sustainable Tourism Fisheries resources Flats Fishing Nautilus Reels RL Winston Fly Rods
A research update in Coastal Angler Magazine about South Andros work. Thanks to Bairs Lodge for hosting us and supporting conservation, history, BTT and all bonefish research.
FlyLife magazine March 2014
Coast Angler Magazine updates from the 2016 Andros field-work season. Thanks CAM! Tom Karrow Bonefish Bahamas Coastal Resource Management Sustainable Tourism Fisheries resources Flats Fishing Nautilus Reels RL Winston Fly Rods
The BTT 2016 Journal with an extract on Ghost Stories Research in the Bahamas
The BTT 2016 Journal with an extract on Ghost Stories Research in the Bahamas
Tom Karrow interviewing and working with legendary elder, David Pinder Sr. of McLeans Town, Grand Bahamas... Mr. Pinder started guiding in 1958 and hosted the likes of Joe Brooks, Lee Wulff, Lefty Kreh and many others. He is a great great grandfather in his family, and can be considered the grandfather of Bonefishing in the Bahamas. To call Mr. Pinder the most gentlemanly man I have ever met, would be an understatement
Working on fisheries habitat maps with Omeko Glinton, grandson of David Pinder Sr. and now recognized as the best guide on Grand Bahamas and perhaps all of the Bahamas. He is a visionary, passionate, educated Bahamian and I was honored to meet him. Omeko is son of Stanley Glinton and Grandson of Frankie Glinton; both legendary guides from Grand Bahamas.
Evidence of good local knowledge acquired through countless hours on the flats. Tom Karrow releasing a "Ghost of the Flats"..
DNA samples taken for BTT and FCF research initiatives and Mr. Bone swims another day. Sustainable fishing requires careful handling and sound scientific research to learn about local population habits, trends, and threats. Ghost Stories is seeking local knowledge accross the Bahamas to add and support knowledge.
Strong eosystems have balanced predator/prey relationships which innneivtably balance themselves. Rich Bonefish waters are always home to Barracuda.
Legend Stanley Glinton on Grand Bahama Iland from the North Riding Poijnt Club sporting Nautilus Reels and R.L. Winston rods while filming for the Ghost Stories documentary...It did not take this master long to find fish and hook them, evidence of wisdom, experience and great local knowledge vital for sustianable resource management.