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The new international news network addresses hundreds of millions of active Anglers and Fishermen worldwide, and from an experienced base of leisure and tourism news gathering the more focused LTNN looks forward to building a global following. Join us in developing the online, and broadcast network. Fishing Politics
The declining stocks of fish, and the increasing number of mouths to feed makes regulation a hot item. With years of experience tracking regulations and legislation it is no surprise we are listed at or near the top of Google's "Fishing Politics". In the months ahead we will expand this neglected area of coverage in Washington, DC, London and Brussels. Enjoy your Fishing.
The Fisherman's Studio
Today we have a far greater range of fabrics, technologies and design needs, yet the needs remain the same, and the basic concepts are just as valid. The technologies and materials make satisfying those needs easier, and in most cases with a much higher level of comfort and serviceability. Today we have resources beyond our imagination back in 1975, from computers to miniature television cameras that can show us how lures and materials handle underwater, or in extreme conditions. The Fisherman's Studio has embraced the multimedia advances and in 2003 began developing it's own TV and Radio Studio. The ability to shoot digital video in the studio, and on location greatly helps with developing media and seeing the conditions, and expected results of equipment, clothing and training.
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LeisureTime Network (LTN) Sounds familiar? LeisureTime Network (LTN) was launched in the early 1980's from Orlando, Florida and was geared to everything leisure. LeisureTime News Network (LTNN) was created shortly afterwards to develop news feeds for television and radio. In 2008 Alan Simpson decided to revive the leisure network and focus on Fishing Tourism and Maritime Heritage. The Network moved out of the National Press Building, Washington, DC in 2003 to the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. |
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