It's a "twofer" this month on the Off Shore Podcast as we talk big, Lake Erie walleye with two Off Shore Pro Staffers.

First, Matt Leben talks about the big "Fall Brawl" derby the attracts more than 12,000 anglers to Erie.

Matt talks about taking advantage of the current while trolling in the fall and how shore anglers can get access to big fish this time of year.

Then Offshore's newest Pro Staffer, Mike Mochan, joins the podcast.

Mike talks about the importance of staggering your baits for big, fall walleye.

Then he describes his technique for catching bonus Lake Erie steelhead.

Lots of great information this time on the Off Shore Podcast.

This month we find out how Off Shore Pro Staffer Pete Schaefer won the NWT Tournament in Sault St. Marie, Michigan.

Pete says he ran more than 80 miles from the St. Marys River down to northern Lake Huron to find the winning fish. He says water color was a big factor.

Pete also talks about the key points in being successful on the tournament trail as well as fall walleye fishing tips for Saginaw Bay and Lake Erie.

The Michigan angler also describes his relationship with Off Shore and why he likes working with that family owned company.

Fall salmon fishing tips this time on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast with Wisconsin Angler Russ Gahagan.

Russell is a tournament angler and charter captain with a lifetime of experience on the water. He's also owner of The Reel Shot tackle shop that specializes in high end salmon gear and equipment.

He talks about the difference between tournaments and charter fishing, why little things can make a big difference in your catch and why fall is a great time to hit the big water.

All that and much more, this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.

It's a lesson in the finer points of nightcrawlers and spinners this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast as we talk with walleye touring pro Korey Sprengel.

Korey recently won a National Walleye Tour event on Green Bay trolling crawler harnesses and guppy weights with Off Shore OR 12 boards and Tattle Flags.

He talks about that win, and how he was able to fine tune his presentation to take advantage of the current and find big fish.

Korey also talks about salmon fishing Lake Michigan off the Wisconsin coast and he looks ahead to a walleye tourney in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Trolling for crappies is the topic this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast as we talk with Doug Wynn.

Doug is a fishing guide and tournament angler who owns the Crappie-Gills-n-More guide service in Kentucky.

Doug talks about trolling crank baits through timber for big crappies...and why you have to be prepared to lose a few baits along the way.

He also describes how to set up your OR-12 boards for light biting fish, why tournaments are different than fishing with clients and why big baits really do catch big fish.

All that and much more, this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.

Walleye charter captain and tournament angler Ethan Wright is our guest this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.

Ethan is pre fishing for a Masters Walleye Circuit tournament on Lake Erie and he talks about the strategy for finding those big 8-10 pound fish needed to win the contest.

He also has great advice for trolling small inland lakes for walleye and where to find mid summer fish on Saginaw Bay.

Ethan then describes how to use the Off Shore Awesome Crappie mini boards for walleye and when to use a snap weight in front of your crank baits.

We're talking with Green Bay fishing guide Bob Claus of Finfanatic Charters this time on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.

Bob talks about his recent experience in the Head 2 Head tournaments.

He also describes why electronics are so important for todays anglers, what it takes to be a successful fishing guide, his relationship with Off Shore....and much more.

It's an interesting conversation with a top not professional, this time on the Off Shore Tackle podcast.

We're talking with an icon in the world of walleye fishing this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.

Keith is co-host of the popular Next Bite TV show and member of the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame.

First, he talks about his recent saltwater fishing adventures in Florida, then the conversation turns to north country walleye.

The legendary angler tells the story of how he helped develop the OR-12 board by testing the prototypes in a swimming pool.

Then he has great advice on finding fish and making the most of your time on the water.

We're talking with the man at the helm of Off Shore Tackle these days, Nick DeShano.

Nick grew up in the family business, and these days, runs the day to day operations of the respected company.

Nick talks about the early days of Off Shore and how they've evolved into the "Leader in Trolling Technology".

He also discusses the new American Catfishing Association and the role his company will play in that group. Nick says catfish are an extremely popular gamefish in the south, and that northern anglers are missing out on some great action.

The conversation wraps up with a look at improvements on the popular OR-12, and great advice on how to use tadpoles, snap weights and the SST Pro Mag boards.

A very interesting conversation this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast as we talk with walleye pro Robert Blosser.

Robert has fished competitively for thirteen years and is a three time "Angler of the Year".

He has some great advice on trolling rivers with lead core for wintertime walleye, getting the most from your electronics and rigging a new boat.

Robert also talks about his relationship with Off Shore and the DeShano family.

Lots of great information on this edition of the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.