Narrator Jimmy Albright of Islamorada, FL was a retired fishing guide at the time of the interview. He is the originator of the Albright Knot, a strong line-to-line connection used for attaching lines of different diameters. His career spans several decades, during which he has developed a deep understanding of the local marine environment and its inhabitants. Albright's work has placed him at the forefront of observing the ecological changes within this unique ecosystem. His firsthand knowledge and observations have made him a valuable resource for understanding the historical and current state of the Florida Keys waters. His insights are informed by a lifetime spent navigating these waters, providing a personal perspective on the environmental shifts that have occurred over time.

Scope and Content Note
The interview with Jimmy Albright, conducted alongside Karen DeMaria, focuses on the environmental changes observed in the waters of the Florida Keys, with a particular emphasis on Florida Bay. The discussion encompasses a range of topics, including the deterioration of water quality, the reduction in water depth, and the decline of fish populations. Albright and DeMaria also address the impacts of commercial fishing and boating activities on the area's marine ecosystem. Throughout the interview, Albright recounts his experiences as a fishing guide, offering a historical account of the changes he has witnessed in the environment. The conversation touches upon specific locations, such as Islamorada, noting the discoloration of the water and its implications. The content of the interview provides a comprehensive overview of the environmental challenges facing the Florida Keys, as seen through the eyes of individuals closely connected to the region.