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Local Knowledge TV

Local Knowledge

In the world of fishing, the key ingredient for success is local knowledge

The show Local Knowledge explores the culture of fishing itself and follows real life characters that spend their lives dedicated to fishing and the outdoors.

Local Knowledge focuses on the differing and often humorous viewpoints of two drastically different fishermen from opposite sides of the country. Ali Hussainy of San Diego, California is the President of BD Outdoors, the largest fishing site on the web. Capt. Rush Maltz is a born and raised Florida Keys fishing guide. Each is a master on their home turf, but the playing fields are leveled as they travel to strange waters to explore and learn new local knowledge.
Follow two friends as they explore both local and exotic fishing destinations in search of a new flavor of local knowledge. They not only dig deep into the fishing aspect, but the food, people and the culture of fishing that permeate a local and make it unique and special. They seek out a new kind of adventure off the beaten path.

"WHETHER IT’S FINDING BAIT, STRUCTURE OR THE TARGET SPECIES, LOCAL KNOWLEDGE IS THE KEY TO ANY SUCCESSFUL DAY ON THE WATER."

Watch it anywhere

Local Knowledge TV is available on these channels, apps & devices.

Local Knowledge is on Saturday mornings 11 AM EST and Sunday evenings at 9 PM EST on Waypoint TV.

The Waypoint TV Channel is available on the Waypoint TV App, WaypointTV.com, Samsung TV Plus (Channel 2487), LG (Channel 486), VIZIO (Channel 1330), XUMO (Channel 718), Frndly TV, Tubi, FuboTV, Amazon Freevee, Amazon Fire TV Channel, Local Now, and SLING.

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the crew

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Capt. Rush Maltz

Host

Born and raised in the Florida Keys, Capt. Rush Maltz grew up surrounded by his fishing heroes. He knew from an early age that his destiny was making a living on the sea.

Capt. Ali Hussainy

Host

Capt. Ali Hussainy grew up in San Diego, California like many other kids. His first fishing experience was a small trout from a freshwater stream and it made quite an impression.