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OutdoorChannel.com Live Streaming Schedule

As part of the show coverage, OutdoorChannel.com will be telling the tale of ICAST 2014 from the show floor by way of live streaming video. Mark Davis, Dave Mercer and crew will offer their take on what is happening down in Orlando.

The schedule for live video streaming is as follows (all times are ET):

Wednesday, July 16

  • 8:45 am: Dave and Mark kicked off ICAST by getting in early! They visited booths for products from GoPro, Shimano and more. If you missed the live broadcast, watch it HERE.
  • 12 Noon: Dave and Mark walk through the ICAST New Products Showcase., including products from Helter Skeletons, Z-Man, Fathom Offshore, Shimano and more lures and rods. If you missed the live broadcast, watch it HERE.
  • 4:00 pm: Dave and Mark wrap up Day One of ICAST 2014 with a summary of what they did and what they saw! See them at the Huk, Buck Knives, Pelican and GoPro booths. If you missed the live broadcast, watch it HERE.

Thursday, July 17

  • 9:00 am: Dave and Mark are up bright and early and get in as soon as the doors open! See what they saw from Raymarine and Yeti. If you missed the live broadcast, watch it HERE.
  • 12 Noon: Check out new gear introductions with Dave and Mark as they visit Eagle Claw, Seaguar, Power Pole and Livingston Lures. If you missed the live broadcast, watch it HERE.
  • 4:00 pm: Dave and Mark wrap up Day Two at ICAST 2014. See them visit the booths of Shimano, Jackall Baits, Rapala and Simms. If you missed the live broadcast, watch it HERE.

Friday, July 18

  • 10:00 am: Mark Davis and Carter Andrews wrap up ICAST 2014 by going to the Best of Show product showcase. See best saltwater rod, best saltwater reel, best flyfishing accessories, best giftware and MORE! Find out which product won the Overall Best of Show. If you missed the live broadcast, watch it HERE.

About ASA and ICAST

Join Outdoor Channel as we take you through the 2014 International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades, more popularly known as ICAST, the world’s largest sportfishing tradeshow, this year held in Orlando, FL! Come to this page for videos, stories and photos from this year's event.

The American Sportfishing Association’s (ASA) premier event, the International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades – better known as ICAST - is scheduled for July 15-18, 2014, in Orlando, FL. If sportfishing is your business; you need to get in on the action.

More information about ICAST 2014: http://www.icastfishing.org/

American Sportfishing Association: http://www.asafishing.org/

To Catch A Great White

  • Oooh, this gives me an idea! Go find tackle to land a great white shark. (Mike Suchan photo)
  • A huge replica great white sits atop a trailer outside the main entrance of the center. Blood Stream Top Predator Chum was drawing interest with its fake, but it spawned a real idea. (Mike Suchan photo)
  • There was quite a crowd talking with Mustad personnel at their booth, so a quick self-inspection discovered a huge 27/0 hook handy under a display. (Mike Suchan photo)
  • Realizing that first photo wouldn't accurately portray the size, a helpful woman gladly posed with the biggun. It was later discovered these $150 J hooks are popular in Alaska as wall decorations after being tied as a fly hook. (Mike Suchan photo)
  • Diawa's Marine Power 3000 electric reel certainly has the specs and power. It holds 1,500 yards of 120-pound braid but at $3,500 is too high for my budget, plus we want our angler to reel it in himself. (Mike Suchan photo)
  • Marc Mills at Shimano was happy to rig us up with a Tiagra 130, which will do the trick on any large pelagic for around $1,250, although we do have to reel ourselves. (Mike Suchan photo)
  • Marc Mills shows one of Shimano's stand up Terez rods, which go for around $600. The Terez, with TC4 technology for the lightest and most powerful rod ever built, won Best of Show in saltwater rods this year. (Mike Suchan photo)
  • Mark Davis of ‘Penn's Big Water Adventures' was accosted and consulted about the mission. He said you can't go wrong with a Penn International 130 reel. He also lent some advice on the right hook. (Mike Suchan photo)

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