Episode 60: Glenn Flutie - Pursuit of Excellence
In this episode, Glenn talks about fishing with Harry Spear, an
angry homeowner throwing rocks at tailing bonefish, and how he won
the Fall Fly Bonefish tournament at age 16!
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Glenn Flutie is one of our sports greatest fisherman with accolades
few have. He won the prestigious Fall Fly Invitational Bonefish
tournament when he was 16. His passion for them was relentless and
when he found his footing with Tarpon, he became an obsessive
predator. He would eventually win an unprecedented five Gold Cup
Tarpon tournaments in five years. He was a prodigy, born with
fisherman’s blood. His father was an offshore Captain, but sea
sickness kept Glenn in the bonefish’s shallow water. Raised in the
fishing capital of the world, Islamorada, he chased fish every day.
With a fly rod in his locker for quick access he’d often be found
casting to tailing bonefish instead of attending class. His
friends, Timmy Klein and Craig Brewer, too were on the water daily
and became iconic guides. On todays podcast, Glenn walks us through
a gifted life of living on an island and chasing the greatest game
fish in the world, his tarpon mentor Harry Spear, and his
methodology on being one of the greatest tarpon anglers of all
time.
few have. He won the prestigious Fall Fly Invitational Bonefish
tournament when he was 16. His passion for them was relentless and
when he found his footing with Tarpon, he became an obsessive
predator. He would eventually win an unprecedented five Gold Cup
Tarpon tournaments in five years. He was a prodigy, born with
fisherman’s blood. His father was an offshore Captain, but sea
sickness kept Glenn in the bonefish’s shallow water. Raised in the
fishing capital of the world, Islamorada, he chased fish every day.
With a fly rod in his locker for quick access he’d often be found
casting to tailing bonefish instead of attending class. His
friends, Timmy Klein and Craig Brewer, too were on the water daily
and became iconic guides. On todays podcast, Glenn walks us through
a gifted life of living on an island and chasing the greatest game
fish in the world, his tarpon mentor Harry Spear, and his
methodology on being one of the greatest tarpon anglers of all
time.
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