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From small-town daily newspapers, to the world's largest saltwater fishing and boating titles, Ted Lund is a multi-faceted, professional communicator with the ability to express complex ideas in simple, understandable terms across all platforms. His areas of expertise include but are not limited to the marine environment, environmental regulatory and enforcement issues, recreational and commercial fishing industries and methods as well as boating, freediving, paddleboarding and other mainstream water sports.
Editorial Writing
Feature Writing
Photography
FFSW Cover with Diana Rudolph and 12-pound tippet women's IGFA world record.
Saltwater fishing in the Florida Keys
Tsukiji Market, Tokyo
South Holston River, Tennessee
Public Relations and Marketing
Video
This is an example of my on-air and producing skills during a boat-test walk-through for Bonnier Corporation and Salt Water Sportsman magazine. Filmed during the Ft. Lauderdale Boat Show.
This is an episode of Waterways, a PBS program that highlights activities in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. My interview on targeting spawning aggregations of mutton snapper commercially and recreationally begins at 13:58.
Radio and podcasts
Over the past 10 years, I've hosted radio shows (Island Angler and Island Outdoors) for WKWF-AM 1600 -- the only all-watersports show in the Florida Keys and Key West. I've also hosted podcasts for flyfishinsalt.com called The Double Haul covering the world of saltwater fly fishing. Here are several examples:
This is an interview with Don Kincaid, legendary underwater photographer and member of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council.
Martin "Skip" Moe literally wrote the book -- several actually -- on saltwater aquariums. He was the first aquarist to commercially spawn and rear clownfish and is now spending his time working on a myriad of water quality quandries in the Florida Keys. Here we talk with him about some of his research findings.