Setting the Benchmark

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Vicious Cycle: Whiskey, Women And Water

Kenton Geer

31 episodes

4 days ago

On this podcast we will tiptoe across the smallest creeks, yet submerge ourselves into the vastest seas in search of what makes fisherman feel alive. A romantic yet very real look at the life of being a fisherman. The darkest nights at sea and the back alleys. The ones that got away both upon the water and the land. A brutally honest look into the depths of sport fishing, charter fishing and commercial fishing. Follow host Kenton Geer as he does his best to navigate the world of fishing. Fishing is not always pretty, but it's a beautiful life.

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Setting the Benchmark

Vicious Cycle: Whiskey, Women And Water

1 hour 38 minutes 50 seconds

3 years ago

Setting the Benchmark

Captain Chris Donato is the owner and operator of the 37' Merritt by the name of Benchmark based out of kona Hawaii. Chris not only runs his own charter boat business in Hawaii, but also owns and operates a world class surf resort in Samoa. Chris tells us the tale of how an unlikely surf trip at a young age forever changed this East coast boys course in life. We spend a lot of our time talking about Samoas large marlin and surf. Chris tells us about not only breaking the Samoa record for largest marlin every caught not just once, but twice! The second time with Samoas first grander marlin. A record that still stands present day. Chris is a mans man and someone I'm proud to call my friend. This was a shorter then normal podcast, but I'm sure we'll be having him back on the show in the future