On this episode of the podcast Joe Bricko, owner of JT Outdoor Products stops on by to chat.

Joe Testa of Freshwater Therapy rejoins the podcast to talk about his experience with Garmin’s Livescope sonar.

Brian Eavey joins the podcast to tell his story about how he got into fishing and how picking up a camera has put him behind the lens photographing some of the most famous anglers in the bass fishing world.

I brought Matt Faust on the podcast today, a fisheries biologist from the Ohio DNR, to help us all better understand Lake Erie’s walleye population and what makes it such a “factory” of walleye.

Nicole Watson is among a group of researchers looking to successfully reintroduce the Arctic Grayling back to its native waters in the northern lower part of Michigan streams and rivers.

Dan Spengler, senior project manager for bait development at Berkley rejoins the podcast to break down why their new bait, The Hit Stick, lives up to all the hype and anticipation.

In this episode, I briefly highlight some of the industry’s best and give a quick summary about the product winners and where you can find them.

In this episode of the Freshwater Bite podcast, Lee connects with Stephen Veals who recently finished up fishing 365 straight days.

On this week's episode I am joined by my new friend and fellow podcaster, Doug Glimmerveen from the Smackdown Outdoors Podcast and the Make Fish Famous Podcast.

I am joined by Martin Szeliga, a.k.a. The Airborne Angler. Martin has such a unique story about how he migrated to this great country, to his time served in the military and how he fell in love with fishing.