JMO Podcast

Breaking down spring river walleyes with Tommy Kemos. Kemos is a decorated, long-time walleye pro that feels right at home finding and catching walleyes on rivers. In this JMO Podcast, Kemos delivers on some advanced tactics including: jiging techniques, sonar technology as well as all the homework that can be done before you reach the water. Make sure to comment below to recommend a topic or guest for an upcoming JMO Podcast episode. Subscribe to keep up with future content.

Bill Shimota breaks down finding and catching walleyes during the spring prespawn time of year on rivers. Shimota is a longtime tournament pro that recently joined the Professional Walleye Series presented by Head2Head. Topics covered in this interview include utilizing electronics, presentation techniques, why spring river opportunities are so popular.Make sure to like and subscribe to the JMO Podcast. Leave your comments below to recommend a topic or guest for a future episode.

Jadyn Thomas is a young energetic fisherman that loves to put in the work to find trophy fish. Jadyn fishes some great panfish waters in Minnesota's famed otter tail county and the surrounding area. In this podcast we detail Jadyn's success this winter chasing trophy bluegill and crappie as well as what it takes to be successful during the late ice period.Make sure to like and subscribe for timely content, also comment your suggestions for upcoming guests or topics for the JMO Podcast.

An overview on the best late ice walleye opportunities in the country. Jason Mitchell answers questions detailing where to find walleyes and how to catch walleyes during the late ice periods of March and into April on Devils Lake in North Dakota as well as anywhere there is an open walleye season late ice.With midwest states like Minnesota and Wisconsin shutting down the walleye season to protect spawning fish, states such as North Dakota and South Dakota stay open all year. In the month of March and April with safe ice Devils Lake is likely the top spot in the country to target Quality and Quantities of Walleye. You'll also find trophy Northern Pike and Jumbo Perch lurking these same waters. Late ice is definitely a cherished time of year to most top ice anglers.Make sure to comment below if you have any suggestions for the next episode of the JMO Podcast.

Crappies are King during the late ice periods of March and April for many anglers across the midwest. In states such as Minnesota and Wisconsin the Walleye and Pike seasons close down while there is still fishable ice on the lakes. For so many anglers Crappies become the most sought after species. In the 60th edition of the JMO Podcast our Guest Tony Mariotti gives a lesson on how and why we should be targeting Crappies this time of year. Tony is located in the heart of Crappie country fishing lakes throughout ottertail/Becker Counties in Minnesota. Tony is a panfish guru and we are lucky to have him on this week's podcast. Make sure to like and subscribe to our youtube channel and leave your comments below to recommend guests or topics for upcoming episodes of the JMO Podcast.

Fort Peck Reservoir in North Eastern Montana is an ice anglers paradise. Easily one of North America’s top lake trout fisheries with numbers of quality fish. Besides lake trout, Fort Peck is renowned for big walleyes and pike. We get great fishing insights for this body of water from one of the most knowledgable locals, Eddie Mindt who is a seasoned guide and owner of Lake Ridge Lodge and Bait Shop in Fort Peck Montana.Eddie Mindt has been fishing/guiding on Peck for many years. Mindt describes the excitement in the fishing industry surrounding Fort Peck Reservoir but divulges some great tips and insights for ice fishing Fort Peck. Eddie is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to catching fish on Peck and always has his finger on the pulse for timely information.Make sure to leave comments below and let us know who you would like to hear on upcoming JMO Podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to keep up with future podcasts.

Perch can be tougher to catch as the cold winter blows on. Jarrod Fredericks (Pro-Guide/Tournament Angler) from North Eastern South Dakota has the experience to share detailed tactics on how to find and trigger bites from hard mouthed slough perch.His year round strategy for finding productive lakes and spots keep him on the fish all winter. His presentation combinations and daily decision making process sets Jarrod apart from any ordinary angler. Let us know what you like or don't like in the comments below.We appreciate your input and are always looking for new ideas for guests or topics on upcoming episodes of the JMO Podcast.

Dave Randash has many years of experience successfully finding and catching perch and walleyes on Devils Lake in North Dakota. Randash fished top level walleye tournaments across the midwest for decades, learning how to effectively dial in fish patterns as well as coax even the most negative fish to bite a lure. Listen to Dave deliver a midwinter update on how things are going in the devils lake basin this year and where some great bites have been happening. Make sure to like and subscribe to our channel. We appreciate your support and look forward to your feedback.

Keith Kavajecz can find and catch walleyes as effectively as anyone around. Keith cut his teeth fishing Wisconsin waters but over his legendary tournament and television career (The Next Bite TV Show), Keith has compiled immense experience breaking down new lakes for walleyes.In this JMO Podcast, Host Tayler Michels asks for some of Keith's secrets to breaking down offshore structure for walleyes. A location and structural element that walleye anglers can never understand enough.Make sure to like and subscribe to the channel. Share with all your fishing friends! Also, please leave any comments below. Let us know your suggestions for topics and guests of upcoming shows. Thanks for listening!

Basic ice fishing advice and considerations for new anglers. Great listen not just for new anglers but veteran anglers who plan to mentor. Jason Durham has been a fishing guide in Northern Minnesota for many years. His experience as a guide combined with his "other" career as a school teacher make him a perfect candidate to teach us all about the basics of ice fishing.In this JMO Podcast, Jason Durham talks with Host Tayler Michels on what gear is needed and how to use it as well as how to manage expectations for new anglers experiencing ice fishing for the first time. Make sure to like and subscribe to the channel for timely content as well as suggest topics or guests for upcoming shows. We appreciate your input and are always looking for new topics! Smash that subscribe button!