Jeremy Smith talks in depth with Musky Expert Doug Wegner about absolutely everything Musky related.

Rapala's Dan Quinn sits down with Jeremy Smith to talk about developing and testing new and better Rapala baits and how he works with the expert Rapala Pro staff to drive innovation.

Hayes Baldwin fishes around 300 days a year, catching tons of fish guiding clients on Lake Vermillion in summer and fishing on his own the rest of the year. Jeremy Smith talks with Hayes about what it's like to be the ultimate fishing bum.

Jeremy Smith sits down with walleye pro Dylan Maki to talk current walleye trends and techniques on the tournamnet trail.

James Lindner talks with Jeremy Smith about what can make certain baits absolute "magic" when used just the right way at the right time for the right species of fish.

Old-School Tactics, New-School Toys: A Candid Conversation on Fishing, Gear, and Fishing Industry Trends. Join Jeremy Smith and fishing industy insider Pete Przepiora as they talk about all that's new and notewothy in fishing today.

Jeremy Smith has a detailed conversation with panfish expert Mike Hehner. Topics include finding summer crappies, efficient ways to catch them, bluegill conservation trends, the history of large bluegills in Minnesota and of couse, talk on forward facing sonar and how it relates to panfish fishing in the future.

Jeremy Smith hosts OnX Fish's Joel Nelson, a passionate angler and seasoned GIS (Geographic Information Systems) expert who has turned his love for mapping and fishing into a unique, fulfilling career. Joel details of some of OnX Fish's applications, talks hot bites on the upper Mississippi and outlines his favorite technique for summer Crappies.

Jeremy Smith sits down for a talk with a legend. This conversation jumps straight into the heart of a lifelong obsession: fishing. The guest needs no preamble—his name alone commands respect in the angling community.

Jeremy Smith and Toby Kvalevog cover a variety of topics, primarily focusing on early season fishing patterns on Leech Lake where weed growth and structure transitions play a central role in locating fish, especially walleyes.