On May 3, 1984, Everett Nack was interviewed about his experiences and perspectives on fishing and river-related activities. The interview covers a wide range of topics, including Nack's fishing practices, observations of environmental changes in the Hudson River, and the impacts of dredging and pollution on local fish populations. Nack shares anecdotes about sturgeon and other species, as well as his insights into the challenges facing the fishing community, such as disease outbreaks and regulatory issues.

On December 21, 1991, Everett Nack was interviewed about his extensive experience with fishing in the Hudson River. The discussion covers the history and techniques of fishing for various species, including shad, sturgeon, and carp, and addresses environmental challenges affecting fish populations and water quality. Nack describes the role of state conservation efforts, the use of fishing equipment, and his observations on the decline of native species linked to pollution and habitat changes.