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!

There is nothing gross about this week’s show. Well, almost nothing gross because our guest is FLW winner Buddy Gross. Buddy just scored a hundred thousand dollar check by weighing in a tremendous four-day weight down at Lake Toho in Orlando.
Buddy offers up some tips that will help all to learn to catch more bass. Check out the interview with Buddy Gross. It’s a good listen.
Bob Allen is an author who has written a couple of really good children’s books. He tells us how he got into writing kid’s books and where he is going with it.Dan Johnston from St. Croix gives his his perspective on the pro bass fishing tournament scene now that B.A.S.S., FLW and Major League Fishing all have had their first events put on the books.

That water has gotten pretty hard in the upper regions of our country. Who better to talk to about that subject than Hall of Fame angler Dale Stroschein? In addition to holding some of the largest walleyes and smallmouth bass to be found in North America, we talk to Dale about the incredible whitefish bite he has found for ice fishing season. Dale Stroschein is an amazing fisherman and also one of the finest gentlemen that you would ever want to meet. Listen to this interview to discover why we say that.
Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about the importance of electronics for fishermen who are on the ice.
Michael Brand visits to talk about the need for fishing volunteers with the Boy Scouts of America. Listen and sign up to help get some fine youngsters their merit badges!