Are you ready to Fish the Wildside? We sure are! Chip Leer from Fishing the Wildside is with us to talk all things fishing. Leer is one of the best guys we’ve ever met in the industry. Chip is a media star, a great teacher, an incredible multi-species fisherman and a respected tournament director and emcee for the Cabela’s National Walleye Circuit. Chip Leer lends his expertise to make all of us better fishermen.
Joe Opager, the PR Director for FLW stops by to tell us why the FLW circuit is on a roll. He also talks about the FLW Costa High School Camp they are holding at Kentucky Lake.
Dan Johnston from St. Croix is ready for spring fishing and tells us some secrets about a few lesser known bites that you are going to want to hear about.

The Bassmaster Classic is around the corner. Who better than to analyze it than a former Classic Champion? Jay Yelas is a true legend in the bass world and one of the true “good guys” in the business. He’s won over a million dollars in B.A.S.S.and a million in FLW. He joins us to dissect the 2019 Classic and give his opinion of who is going to win it all!
Ken Duke, editor of Fishing Tackle Retailer magazine is one of the smartest guys around. He gives us his take on the 2019 Classic and offers up some extremely interesting facts and trivia about past Classics.
Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about, what else, the 2019 Bassmaster Classic.

We have stated that all of the changes in the world of competitive bass fishing tournaments would serve to create new stars in the sport. I think this week’s featured guest proves that point. Paul Mueller is a Connecticut fisherman and former B.A.S.S. Nation Champion who proved he belongs in the big leagues of pro fishing by winning $100,000 in a spotted bass shootout on Georgia’s Lake Lanier. Mueller offers some great tips and insights into fishing for bass and anyone who listens will come away a better angler for listening to Paul Mueller. Dan Johnston form St. Croix lends his thoughts on the Bassmaster Classic which is just around the corner. Darren Amundson tells us about his app, “Fish Donkey,” which may well revolutionize tournaments.

We feature the GOAT! Just a few weeks ago, Rick Clunn recently made us a promise that he’d be back as soon as he won his next Elite tournament. It didn’t take him very long at all. He just won $100,000 on the St. John’s River. Clunn is a true gentleman and one of the smartest guys to ever fish for bass. We are proud to have Rick with us again.
Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks about DNR rules, livewell maintenance, fish handling and many things that go into successfully releasing fish.
Steve Cruikshank runs an organization called Fishing for Life. It’s a fantastic organization with a lot of excellent goals and purposes. Find out all about them.

Our main guest is one of the best walleye fishermen on the planet. How can we make that claim? Get this! In 2002, fishing in a tournament on Lake Erie, Ted Takasaki caught a five-fish limit that weighed 53.2-pounds! It’s the heaviest bag limit in walleye tournament history! It averages out to be an incredible 10.6-pounds per fish. That is five “fish of a lifetime” that were all caught in one day! Ted gives up some secrets to make us all better walleye fishermen.
Greg Karch from Learn 2 Fish With Us joins us to explain how his organization stages clinics and seminars to improve the skills of fishermen of all ages.
Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about getting ready for spring fishing. We can’t wait for spring to get here!