This week, we sit down with Matt Becker, the 2023 Bass Pro Tour Angler of the Year, to talk about his incredible journey to the top. Matt shares how it all started — mowing lawns as a kid just to buy his first bass boat — and how that early passion turned into a career chasing trophies on the biggest stages in fishing. He opens up about the grind, the turning points, and the mindset that helped him rise through the ranks. It's a story of hard work, heart, and a lifelong love for the sport.

Dr. Martin Arostegui joins us for a second episode to discuss his 438 IGFA world records. There was so much to talk about that this ended up being one of our longest interviews at over five hours long. He has a wealth of knowledge about all things fishing and his story is incredible. He escaped communist Cuba as a child, became the head doctor of a hospital and has the world record for having the most IGFA world records. You don't want to miss this interview!

Chris Lafrange is one fishy mofo and an all around great guy, plain and simple. He mates on a tuna boat and slays giants. In this interview he shares his outlook on conservation, stories from the deep and more.

In this episode, host Victor Lucia sits down with Brandon Sausale, one of the most respected surfcasters in the Northeast and a devoted practitioner of wetsuiting — the extreme form of surf fishing that involves swimming out to offshore rocks in the dark of night to chase striped bass.

Brandon shares stories from Montauk's rugged coast, lessons learned from years of pushing limits in the surf, and how dedication, discipline, and risk come together in this unique fishing lifestyle.

Tune in for an authentic conversation that captures the passion, grit, and obsession that define the hardcore surfcasting community.

In this episode, we sit down with Captain Jot Owens — a North Carolina guide and lifelong angler. He shares how he built his charter business, what drives his passion for fishing, and insights on local fisheries, seasonal patterns, and life on the water. A must-listen for anyone chasing Redfish, Stripers, or inspiration from one of the East Coast's most respected captains.

In this episode, we talk with Chris Voorhies — respected plug builder and surfcasting vet — about his approach to designing custom lures, chasing trophy stripers, and staying rooted in the East Coast fishing scene. From 25 lb bluefish to hand-built magic swimmers, Chris shares stories and insights from decades on the water.

Join us for a conversation with Brent Chapman, 2012 Bassmaster Angler of the Year and Major League Fishing pro with over $2 million in career earnings. From life on tour to lessons learned on the water, Brent shares stories and insights from decades in professional bass fishing. This episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at one of the sport's most respected competitors.

This episode features Young Pageviews, a guy who's taken his love for the outdoors and turned it into a career full of adventure. We talk about his path into media, the ups and downs of chasing a nontraditional dream, and the wild experiences that shaped his journey. He's got a way of blending humor with honesty that makes for a great conversation. If you're into fishing, wildlife, or just good stories, you'll enjoy this one.

In this episode, we sit down with Russ Klepinger, an accomplished angler, guide, and storyteller who has spent decades chasing fish across North America. It's a wide-ranging conversation about fishing, life on the water, and the stories that connect us to the sport. Tune in for insights, experiences, and plenty of inspiration for anglers of all levels.

In this episode, we're joined by angler Pete Utschig for a wide-ranging conversation on fishing, adventure, and the mindset it takes to find success on the water. Pete shares personal stories, lessons learned from years of chasing fish in different places, and his thoughts on what keeps the passion alive. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this episode is packed with inspiration and fishing talk you won't want to miss.