Bill Wetzel: No Sleep til Montauk

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HowardFilms presents Cameras Off. (Season 1) Celebrating the road less taken. Every other Tuesday, Jamie Howard shares candid conversations (often in unusual settings) with guests who took their own road, often steered by the pull of nature. Inspired by revealing chats often had between takes when the cameras were off. The first season guests include NFL players, National Geographic photographers, Fishing guides, Game wardens, Adventurers and more. To become a brand partner or suggest a guest, contact: info@howardfilms.com + HowardFilms.com (Intro narration: Adam Flaherty: Adamflaherty.tv).

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Bill Wetzel: No Sleep til Montauk

Cameras Off

1 hour 25 minutes 45 seconds

8 months ago

Bill Wetzel: No Sleep til Montauk

PART 1/2: : Part 1/STUDIO + Part 2/SHORE

("Bill Between Casts") When Bill "Billy" Wetzel got his license, he knew exactly where he was going. The point of Montauk. And he has been there ever since. Studying the water. Walking its shores. And ranting into his Instagram live feed in the middle of the night (for any one lucky enough to be awake) to keep himself awake on the ride home another drive home. The only year-round shore guide on the point of Long Island he's found himself one of one. A guide, multi tourney winner, popular saltwater speaker, and founder of his own surf ratsball.com to keep salt water culture alive on the beaches of Long Island and beyond - even as the striped bass population has dropped consistently - since the end of the last moratorium. With the help of a little bourbon, and the benefit of a cold winter break, we had a chance to take a break and share some of his best stories from a kid from Ohio via the inner city (he's got stories) before ultimately making it to Long Island (he's got more stories). If a striped bass can migrate hundreds of miles to Montauk, so can he.

Bill's Website: www.Surfratsball.com

PART. 2: We take the mics out of the studio and onto the beach as we head to the Point of LI. and then into the dunes that night during a storm (of course) to fish with Bill Wetzel.

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