Ron Nelson swings through to talk about the upcoming Tackle Warehouse Invitationals season, mentally preparing to fish, learning new baits and dialing in the bite.

Second-year pro Phillip Dutra recaps his rookie season and some of the things he's learned after a year fishing back east. Then, the California transplant dives into the nitty gritty of successfully applying big swimbaits in tournament situations.

Heading into his second year as a pro and fishing the Tackle Warehouse Invitationals, Cole Hewett stops by to recap his rookie season on the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit. Hewett discusses the season that was, some of the high and low points, and his strategy for a career in fishing.

After being cut from the Bass Pro Tour, Mike McClelland is looking to reset his career on the Tackle Warehouse Invitationals. The Missouri pro goes deep on how he got to this point, the BPT format change, modern technology, the 2023 schedule and more.

One of the new faces on the Bass Pro Tour in 2023, Mitch Crane recaps his rapid rise to the top of professional fishing from a single full Costa FLW Series season back in 2019. Plus, Crane goes deep into the mental side of pro fishing, practicing for events with limited time on the water, the utility of research and a lot more.

Matt Stefan stops by for a discussion about his reasoning behind fishing the Tackle Warehouse Invitationals in 2023, the exciting schedule and a few rule tweaks. Plus, he talks about practice, losing fish, his new bait company and a lot more.

Marty Stone joins Jody for a recap of the great seasons from Jacob Wheeler and Michael Neal, and a general look back at the 2022 season. The two also discuss the current youth movement, the strength of this Bass Pro Tour field and Kevin VanDam's perch as the all-time best. Then, they dig into some of the format changes for the 2023 season and wrap up with a look at Stone's new coaching venture.

Polaris Rookie of the Year Nick Hatfield joins the show to discuss his extremely successful season. In addition to a season recap, Hatfield talks about what he learned in his first year as a pro and what is on the docket for 2023.

A high-level tournament competitor and winner of this summer's Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit event on Lake Champlain, Kyle Hall also caught the second-biggest bass in Texas in 2022. So, with a little smallmouth talk mixed in, Hall goes in-depth on forward-facing sonar, big fish behavior, the ShareLunker program and a lot more about giant Texas largemouth.

Turning in a wire-to-wire performance, Josh Bertrand beat out Spencer Shuffield to win the WON BASS U.S. Open on Lake Mohave. The most important tournament in the west, the U.S. Open is a milestone win for Bertrand and the second major victory of his career. Along with a little history of the tournament, Bertrand explains the lake in great detail and dives into his pattern and how it changed throughout the event. Plus, he recaps the finish to his Bass Pro Tour season at Mille Lacs.