You can call him E2. You can call him E-Squared. We call him one of the best bass fishermen on the planet. He is Edwin Evers. Edwin has won 11 B.A.S.S. Elite tournaments and also the 2016 Bassmaster Classic. Now, Edwin is gearing up to do some damage on the Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tournament Series. Edwin joins us to explain the ins and outs of the MLF tour. He explains how the format and its unique set of rules matches up to his own personal style of fishing. This is definitely good stuff!
Dan Johnston from St. Croix checks in to give us his slant on the importance of the principle of catch-and-release.
Tod Alberto from the NMMA manages a number of their fishing shows including the Chicagoland Fishing, Travel & Outdoor Expo in Schaumburg, Illinois. Tod explains what it takes to put a successful show together.

Thomas Edison invented the light bulb. Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. The Wright Brothers invented the airplane. If you are into bass fishing, we have with us an inventor who invented something even more impressive. Boyd Duckett is the man who came up with the concept for Major League Fishing, the hottest thing in bass tournament fishing ever. You have to give Boyd a listen as he explains it all. The Modern Fish Act has passed Congress and has been signed by the President. This is huge news for all anglers. Mike Leonard, Vice President of the American Sport Fishing Association explains how the ASA made this important act the law of the land. Dan Johnston from St. Croix explains how to deal with changing conditions. Who has ever been faced with that situation before? All of us, I assume!

Randy Howell visits and gives an incredible interview that explains everything behind the major news in bass tournament fishing today. He tells us how Major League Fishing has exploded and why he made the decision to join their circuit. This blows the doors off what is going on today. Randy pulls no punches. He never has and certainly doesn’t pull any this session with us. Dan Johnston from St. Croix gets us all ready for fishing show season to begin. Clint Meyer from the Brainerd Jaycees tells us about the biggest ice fishing derby in America – over 12,000 anglers on the ice!

He’s back! Bill Dance has been the most widely known and most popular fisherman on the planet for over fifty years. In past interviews, we’ve asked him who they should get to play his role if the ever filmed “The Bill Dance Story.” We asked him whether he prefers the Rendezvous’ dry rub ribs or the Corky’s wet sauce ribs when he visits Memphis. We always ask the tough questions, folks. Do you wonder what we came up with this time around? It’s a doozy, so make sure you listen in. Bill also recaps his incredible career in the world of fishing.
Jay Garstecki joins us as another season of “Operation Fishing Freedom” starts to air on the Discovery Channel.
Our show wouldn’t be complete without a segment with Dan Johnston from St. Croix. He tells us about how we can all visit the factory and take a tour.

Believe it or not, there are people who think that there have been muskie attacks on people! Muskies aren’t the creatures that were seen in “Jaws,” but if you see what Jim Saric tries to land on his “The Musky Hunter” television show, you might tell him, “You’re gonna need a bigger boat.” Jim joins us to share some of his great muskie tips.
Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks to us about ice fishing. He covers the things you need to practice to make yourself safe and he shares some great hard water fishing tips.
Barb Carey from Wisconsin Women Who Fish calls in from on the ice in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and talks to us while pulling huge bluegills through the ice. She tells us about the Women Ice Angler Project.