Bass Angler Magazine

Ed Zyak Joins “Chasin’ The Sun” as Featured Angler for Show’s Fifth Season

PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla., December 19, 2019Visit Panama City Beach is pleased to announce that Capt. Ed Zyak has joined its award-winning television series, “Chasin’ The Sun,” for its fifth season set to premiere on Saturday, January 11, 2020.

Zyak first appeared as a guest in a season two episode of “Chasin’ The Sun” and will join this season’s fishing and coastal lifestyle show as a featured angler, exploring Panama City Beach’s emerald green waters with hosts Capt. Justin Leake and Capt. Travis Holeman.

“Capt. Ed is an experienced, successful angler and a respected ambassador for the fishing industry,” says Visit Panama City Beach Vice President of Tourism Development J. Michael Brown. “He loves this area and we’re pleased to welcome him to the ‘Chasin’ The Sun’ team.”

A Florida native and fulltime fishing guide based in Jensen Beach, Zyak is a veteran light tackle and tournament pro fisherman with 20 years’ experience targeting snook, trout, tarpon, permit and redfish. For the past eight years, Capt. Ed has served as Marketing and Pro Staff Director for D.O.A. Lures, spending upwards of 250 days on the water annually.

“Throughout my career I’ve participated in many quality fishing shows, but the opportunity to join ‘Chasin’ The Sun’ is definitely my proudest moment – the quality of the show and the people involved made this an opportunity that I couldn’t pass up,” says Zyak. “I love the fishery in and around Panama City Beach because it’s so diverse and enjoy spending time with Justin and the crew both on and off the water.”

D.O.A. Lures is an official sponsor for the 2020 “Chasin’ The Sun” season, which will air weekly on Saturday mornings at 8:30 a.m. Eastern/Pacific and 7:30 a.m. Central on Discovery Channel through June.

“Chasin’ The Sun” is produced in partnership with Pinfish Media. Discovery Channel reaches nearly 100 million U.S. households.  The show is also available on demand on Amazon Prime and Vudu.  For more information on “Chasin’ The Sun,” please visit www.ChasinTheSunTV.com or stay connected via Facebook (@ChasinTheSunFishingShow), Instagram (@ChasinTheSunTV) and YouTube.

About Panama City Beach

Panama City Beach is situated on 27 miles of sugar-white sand beaches bordering clear, emerald-green waters where the Gulf of Mexico and St. Andrew Bay converge.  With 320 days of sunshine annually and attractions such as St. Andrews State Park and Pier Park, the region has long been favored by travelers seeking an affordable beach vacation with year-round offerings for families, couples, groups and adventure-seekers.  These include championship golf courses, spas, sporting events, award-winning dining and diverse recreational activities.
In addition, Panama City Beach’s Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport offers non-stop flights on Delta Airlines, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines. For more information, call 850-233-5070 or visit the official website of the Panama City Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau at http://www.visitpanamacitybeach.com.  Live HD video of the world-famous beach is now available at http://www.visitpanamacitybeach.com/webcam/. Stay connected with Panama City Beach on Twitter (@Visit_PCB), Instagram (@Visit_PCB) and Facebook (@Visit_PCB).
Media Contacts:
Tori Beth Black / Rachael Moss                 J. Michael Brown / Lacee Rudd
Lou Hammond Group                              Panama City Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau
843-647-7389 / 843.628.3721                  850-233-5070 / 850.233.5070
torib@louhammond.com                         lrudd@visitpanamacitybeach.com
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Mark Lassagne, born and raised in California is the creator of the popular, BASS ANGLER magazine. Mark a skillful professional angler, outdoor writer, promoter and top competitor on the western tournament circuits. www.marklassagne.com

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