Jamieson, Ted, Wyatt, and Andrew gather around the old oak table once more to tackle some tough topics—like Crocs, educational electrocutions, and other near-death encounters. The crew discusses recent and firsthand experiences with Mosquito Lagoon's low water levels and how they may impact skiff travel. Ted shares stories from a recent tarpon expedition in the Florida Keys, and there's a healthy dose of group “shoe talk.”

They also review the day’s events, including some pre-fishing ahead of “Larrypalooza” and the meetup at the “Wedding Bar.” Plus, we get a glimpse into Wyatt’s origin story and the early days of his fly fishing journey while spending a summer working in Alaska.  

Tailer Trash Fly Fishing - "Alligators & Crocs & Redfish, oh my!" - Episode 112

I recorded this track sitting still right beside the lower pond in Vanier Park in Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC. It was such a nice evening and when I got there it was relatively quiet. I really enjoyed all the different bird sounds at different distances. But as time went on the area got quite busy with party boats and planes and drones and eventually a dance party nearby. It only occurred to me after I was done recording that it was June 30th, so the eve of a holiday. This is why there was so much more human activity at the pond. It's a nice record of a nice summer evening, even if it is not really representative of what it normally feels like. What was interesting is that about halfway through there was a massive crow protest. I'm not sure what they were protesting but it went on for the rest of the recording even as they made their way to their meeting place before going to roost. Near the end of the recording it's faint but you can hear ducklings calling for their mom's attention through all the noise. 

Recording was made on June 30, 2025 from 19:13 to 19:58.

45 minutes at the Kitsilano Pond - June 30 2025 (binaural)

Yacht life comes in four variants all of which were created using a swinging framework which sparked the concept of a big band Jazz Ensemble. Bring in the band with features of live percussion, guitars, crooning vocals and saxophone.

Hints of a Bondesq theme underline the tongue in cheek hedonistic fantasy world of Yacht Life. All aboard for a sophisticated and at times, luxurious musical adventure across the seas.

The crew onboard.
Deckhand: Liam Paton - Saxophone
Leisure Concierge: Chris O'Shea - Guitars and Keys
Captain: Orange Peel - Percussion, Strings, Vocals, Production, Arrangement, Mixing, Cover Art.

Yacht Life 4 Track

Yacht Life

Trains & Boats & Planes

Et musikalsk dyk ned i sange om transport – med fokus på tog, skibe og fly. Og ja, der sniger sig også et par numre ind, hvor alle tre transportmidler er med i én og samme sang!

Studievært: Sten Sejr

188 Sejrstimen - Trains & Boats & planes

Ep. 376 We're Going to Need a Bigger Episode:  Bonehead Talks Boats

Jamieson, Marc, Wyatt, and Andrew burn the midnight oil while Ben catches some much needed Z's in the other room. The boys recount some shallow water redfisheyness in prep for an upcoming Keys trip. Jamieson brings us along on a journey out west where the trout hippies grow. Wyatt and Marc recount fishing for carp with Andrew at the oars during Brood whatever the hell roman numeral it was. Grab a beverage and kick back to some grade-A trashiness.

Episode 113 - "Live From Bristol" - Tailer Trash Fly Fishing

like a love boat

Boat = Bu$t out another thousand N pour up purple surp

Only way iz ona boat Ft Hunnerdz N Billy

Boats

Titanic II is the smoothest disaster you’ve never heard of — a jazzy, delusional cruise into chaos, and shrimp fights. 

Oh fuck an Ice Berge! 

Titanic II

I LOVE BOATS OR SUMN IDK IM NOT THAT AUTISTIC. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

What famous children’s book was banned from the New York Public Library for 35 years? And what animals once powered boats? Hear The Off Ramp podcast.

290 Implausible Trivia

A journey through sound. Second TECHNO album.

Night Port (Original Mix)

30BOAT$

I recorded this track at East Coast Park near where he has lived his whole life. It is great to record in spaces that have deep meaning to the practitioner as you can hear their connection with the place in how they play. The sounds are more relaxed and familiar as they tell you their story with sound.

He wanted to do this recording near the ocean because he liked the sound of the water at the pier. The water there sounded more like the ocean instead of the beach. An infinite queue of large cargo ships formed a seemingly impenetrable barrier along the horizon. The beating of a small boat motor could be heard passing in the distance. There is no sound of place, no foundation we could reference. Everything was arbitrary, floating, even us. It began to rain so we ended our session there.

SBS on IT

Sound Bath Sessions 150: Brian Ang

Sorry we're late, tech difficulties! 

And if you missed last week's ep, that's probably our fault as well. Something happened where it didn't upload to Apple pods until yesterday, so now we've got two eps in two days which I guess is better than nothing. Maybe? 

I'd say it won't happen again, but it probably will, so thanks as always for coming along for the ride with us. 


For now

Jon Pyzel's Elite Volume Hack!

On this very special episode we discuss all the details and uncover some disturbing facts about the mega yacht epidemic.

S14B - The Truth About Mega Yachts: It Only Gets Worse

To ensure your inflatable boat's performance and safety, specialized maintenance is essential. In Maryland's boating community, expertise is key. Steer clear of general marine shops and opt for certified professionals who are well-versed in the unique conditions of the Chesapeake Bay. By choosing experienced technicians, you can extend your boat's lifespan and enhance your safety on the water. For reliable and authorized inflatable boat repair services, trust Annapolis Inflatables. Listen to the full podcast to learn more!
For more details, visit Annapolis Inflatables or https://annapolisinflatables.net/pages/annapolis-inflatable-boat-maintenance-repair

Inflatable Boat Services Maryland Selection Tips

Immersive sound. Authentic connection. Inspired by Asia.

Sound Bath Sessions is a curated audio platform that brings the artistry of live sound baths directly to listeners worldwide. Captured on location across Asia, each recording is an intimate, unfiltered portrait of the practice—where improvised performance meets the raw beauty of ambient sound.

More than just meditation tracks, SBS celebrates sound baths as living works of sonic art. Every session is designed to transport, whether for deep relaxation, mindful reflection, or pure listening pleasure.

By connecting local practitioners with a global audience, SBS builds a bridge between tradition and innovation, offering a catalog that is diverse, honest, and welcoming to listeners of all levels.

Discover sound baths as they truly are—alive, spontaneous, and resonant with the world around them.

https://insighttimer.com/sbsessions

Born and raised in Miami. Moving forward in the Industry. Mic Drop

Nicolas de Sa

OWNER OF THE CLUB STANDARD
DOWNLOADS ENABLED on MOST TRACKS

General at

theclubstandard@outlook.com

Demo at 

theclubstandard2020@gmail.com



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Chopped n Scr3wed in the Twin Cities. Hml if you're trying to collab/ Looking for studio time. Peace.

The Most Genuine Fly Fishing Podcast In The World.

Tailer Trash Fly Fishing is a podcast produced in a double wide trailer along the shores of Mosquito Lagoon who enjoy the finer things in life, like smoked meats, pickled vegetables and beer. Join us around an old oak table to hear our latest fly fishing adventures.  While most stories take place in Florida's saltwater destinations, we've been known to chase fish from Alaska,  Colorado, Montana,  Tennessee and the Carolinas.

We share our un-varnished opinions on the latest trends and happenings in the world of fly fishing, good or bad - Just like you might hear at a fly shop, on a skiff or standing around the parking lot at the local take-out / put-in.

Radio Humleborg startede i 1988 som en lokalradio i Fredensborg-Humlebæk kommune. Radioen har gennem sit virke været med til at præge den lokale debat.

Frivillige og ulønnede medarbejdere har gennem årene skabt en god lokalradio, som via lokale sponsorer bringer lokalt stof direkte ind i borgernes stuer.

Podcasts developed by the students at AUR (The American University of Rome) for their class COM211 - Intro to Podcast and Vidcast. This is a weekly show with a rotating cast, so each week the students will take part in all the aspects of creating a full studio podcast episode. The students will also be creating a personal Podcast and Vidcast for their Midterm and Final Exams. Stay tuned to the future of AUR and Podcast creation.

Welcome to Bonehead Weekly! Hosts Joe, James, and Chad discuss their opposing opinions and thoughts about pop culture-related topics. Check it out, because three more white guys talking about pop culture is exactly what you were wanting to hear.  Trust us, we know. (PG-13)

Your one stop shop for all Stab Podcasts including: The Drop, Stab MIC, CUSP, and Unplugged with Mick Fanning

I LOVE making music.
Currently I am collaborating
with Chris O'Shea (SeaShea)
As ParQushea.
 
I have been making music and playing drums since the age of 9 -from Jazz to Punk.
I have played in many bands. 
Nu Tricx in the late 70's and early 80's in Stockport and Manchester. We recorded several demo's which I helped to produce. (Some of those releases can be seen at the bottom of this Soundcloud page.)
This is where my love of producing music began.

In the mid 80's I moved to Wales and joined a Welsh Folk Rock Band.    
During the 80's I also got into DJ ing.

I moved to Australia from the UK in the late 80's, and studied at SAE in Perth, WA. 
In the late 90's I moved to Cairns, Far North Queensland and got right into the Dance Music scene, becoming DJ Orange Peel. 
I hadn't played drums for almost 20 years, and in 2013 I got back into drumming, purchasing a Roland Drum kit. 

Since then I have been producing, recording and making music in my studio. 
I formed a collaboration with my good friend Chris O'Shea in 2018. Since then we have been making music together in my studio as 'ParQushea'.

The Off Ramp Trivia podcast. Slow down, steer clear of crazy and take a side road to sanity with Bob & Marcia Smith.  Photo:  Christopher Michel.

WHOLESOME BRAPPYCORE MUSIC FULL OF BROWN NOTES

CHECK OUT THE BAND IM PART OF HERE; https://soundcloud.com/the-bass-kick-braphogs

New tracks tagged #boats