Tadpoles are the opening topic of discussion on this edition of the Off Shore Tackle Podcast as we talk with Jay Couch of the Tadpole Society Facebook Page Tadpole Society Facebook Page.  That page is dedicated to providing tips and techniques for using the resettable diving weights and Jay has lots of great advice during the conversation.Then, veteran angler John Bergmsa of the

Fishing educator Mark Romanack of the Fishing 411 TV Show joins host Mike Avery on this edition of the Off Shore Tackle podcast. Mark has worked with Off Shore for almost three decades field testing and helping to design new products for the trolling market. The veteran angler has great advice on using Off Shore products to increase your productivity on the water.  He also previews the new “Off Shore Release”, a print publication featuring pop

Late season open water action is the topic of the November edition of the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.First, host Mike Avery talks with fishing industry veteran Tony Puccio of the Bait Rigs Tackle Company (www.baitrigs.com).  Tony has great advice on targeting fall musky and walleye.  He has tips for anglers looking to troll, cast and even wade for trophy fall fish.Next, charter captain Scott Walcott of Bay of Bay of Quinte Charters (

Veteran walleye tournament angler and fishing educator Tommy Skarlis is featured this month on the Off Shore Tackle podcast.Tommy talks  with host Mike Avery about his career as a professional angler and how Off Shore products have helped improve his catch over the years. Then Skarlis describes his transition into the world of professional crappie angling and how many walleye fishing tactics have proven to be effective in those southern waters.Visit Tommy's website at 

Salmon and walleye are the subject of this edition of the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.

First, Jake Romanack joins host Mike Avery.  Jake is a licensed charter captain and co-host of the Fishing 411 television show (Fishing411.net).  Jake talks about targeting fall salmon in open water, near the river mouth and also upstream.

Bay of Quinte  angler Ed Mackenzie is up next.  Ed owns the Chasin Eyes charter service (ChasinE

Nick DeShano kicks off this edition of the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.  Nick describes how he came up with the idea for the new SST Pro Mag planer board and the process of bringing that board to market.  Then Lake Ontario charter captain Joe Pickstock talks about using the new Pro Mag for salmon and walleye on Lake Ontario’s Bay of Quinte.

We kick off this edition of the Off Shore Podcast with Robert Blosser, President of the National Professional Anglers Association. Robert talks about the role of that organization, and professional angling today.

Then, Canadian angler Shane Turcott talks with podcast host Mike Avery.  Shane is a tournament angler and fishing guide on the St. Mary’s River and Great Lakes.  He has great advice on usi

This time we talk with Nick DeShano, the man in charge of operations at Off Shore.  Nick talks about working in the company all of his life, from  building those early planer boards as a kid, to making the strategic management decisions these days.  He also has some tips on using their products for crappie, salmon and walleye.

On this edition of the Off Shore Tackle podcast, host Mike Avery talks with professional angler Corey Heiser about his pledge not to use live bait this season and why that movement is gaining momentum.   Indiana angler Mike Densel is up next.  Mike is a veteran kayak angler who uses Off Shore gear to target several species of fish while trolling  with his self propelled boat.

Early season Great Lakes Walleye trolling is the topic as host Mike Avery talks with Lake Erie angler Darrell Wood about the hot bite. Then, Sheboygan, Wisc. tackle shop owner Russ Gahagan has advice on targeting early season browns in shallow water.