Confidence is not seen in the fishing world, but it can make all the difference.  Confidence comes in many different shapes and colors and it can cost a little or a lot.  Confidence can win tournaments or produce 100 fish days.  In this weeks podcast we discuss the importance of confidence and how we work hard to develope confidence to help make us successful.  We hope you enjoy this weeks podcast...CONFIDENCE!

Confidence is not seen in the fishing world, but it can make all the difference.  Confidence comes in many different shapes and colors and it can cost a little or a lot.  Confidence can win tournaments or produce 100 fish days.  In this weeks podcast we discuss the importance of confidence and how we work hard to develope confidence to help make us successful.  We hope you enjoy this weeks podcast...CONFIDENCE!

Competition!  That feeling of purpose and the need to sharpen your skills and improve your focus.  Thats why we fish tournaments.  Why do you?  Why should you fish tournaments?  For some it's hanging with the guys and talking strategy.  For others it's a way of making a living.  Maybe you enjoy the tension before the takeoff or walking up to collect a check?  Whatever motivates you, there is no better feeling then tournament fishing.

Competition!  That feeling of purpose and the need to sharpen your skills and improve your focus.  Thats why we fish tournaments.  Why do you?  Why should you fish tournaments?  For some it's hanging with the guys and talking strategy.  For others it's a way of making a living.  Maybe you enjoy the tension before the takeoff or walking up to collect a check?  Whatever motivates you, there is no better feeling then tournament fishing.

It's early spring and the Walleye are roaming the open basin of your local lake/reservoir.  You see marks on your graph and the fish are close to the bottom or belly to the bottom.  Using in-line weights or other snap weights is too aggressive for early spring and you need a weight system to deliver your crank bait to the bottom.  Leadcore is a versitile easy way to troll for those early spring Walleye.  Once you start to master using leadcore, you can use leadcore to deliver crawler harnesses over submerged trees and brush or use leadcore to follow the rolling contours of a shore line.  This weeks podcast covers getting you started using leadcore and some of the applications for trolling leadcore.

It's early spring and the Walleye are roaming the open basin of your local lake/reservoir.  You see marks on your graph and the fish are close to the bottom or belly to the bottom.  Using in-line weights or other snap weights is too aggressive for early spring and you need a weight system to deliver your crank bait to the bottom.  Leadcore is a versitile easy way to troll for those early spring Walleye.  Once you start to master using leadcore, you can use leadcore to deliver crawler harnesses over submerged trees and brush or use leadcore to follow the rolling contours of a shore line.  This weeks podcast covers getting you started using leadcore and some of the applications for trolling leadcore.

This weeks podcast begins the conversation surrounding sent.  How big a factor is scent when targeting particular species of fish?  Are fish attractant products all they are cracked up to be?  After you apply sunscreen should you wash your hands before touching your bait?  All these questions and much more are discussed in "Something Smells Fishy".

This weeks podcast begins the conversation surrounding sent.  How big a factor is scent when targeting particular species of fish?  Are fish attractant products all they are cracked up to be?  After you apply sunscreen should you wash your hands before touching your bait?  All these questions and much more are discussed in "Something Smells Fishy".

This is a can't miss podcast where we discuss color selection for Walleyes!  We debate the importance of color and if color choice is dictated by regions.  Midwest Walleyes have different preferences than western Walleyes.  Midwest water is different than western water and is that a difference maker?  Is the mighty Mississippi River the boundry between using gold or silver and do our Canadian fishing friends to the north have different go to colors?  A very interesting conversation and a must listen before this years tournament circut or before you start restocking for open water.

This is a can't miss podcast where we discuss color selection for Walleyes!  We debate the importance of color and if color choice is dictated by regions.  Midwest Walleyes have different preferences than western Walleyes.  Midwest water is different than western water and is that a difference maker?  Is the mighty Mississippi River the boundry between using gold or silver and do our Canadian fishing friends to the north have different go to colors?  A very interesting conversation and a must listen before this years tournament circut or before you start restocking for open water.