The Midwest Angler Podcast

On this week's episode, Scott and Matt call out The National Walleye Tour for being terrible at live coverage. They also list their top 5 favorite fishing songs, and switch up some angler's names!

Tom Huynh joins episode 269 and chats about pioneering forward facing sonar in the walleye world. Tom talks about his journey into the fishing industry and why walleye fishing, and more specifically walleye tournaments, are not growing like they should.

Kamden Glade, fisheries biologist for the Minnesota DNR, joins the show this week. Kamden talks about growing up in Northwest Iowa, moving to Northern Minnesota, and his studies in Minnesota fisheries. Kamden also dives into the diet of muskie.

On this week's episode, Scott and Matt recap the National Walleye Tour tournament on the Mississippi River, more cheating in fishing tournaments, and leaving carp on the shoreline.

On this week's episode, Scott and Matt discuss the National Walleye Tour's Red Wing tournament's regulations. Should guides be able to fish in local tournaments? How much is too much tournament pressure on a body of water?

Spring Shoreline Cleanup

On this week's episode, Scott and Matt chat about the fishing opener in Minnesota and the Iowa Great Lakes walleye opener. How close is too close to fish next to someone else?

On this week's episode, Ways Raasch joins the show. Ways chats about his introduction into tournament bass fishing, fishing at the high school level and his path to fish collegiately at Drury University.

On this week's episode, Scott and Matt discuss the results of the National Walleye Tour tournament on Lake Erie and recap the Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on the St Johns River. They also do the first ever Midwest Angler Draft. 9 anglers were drafted to Scott and Matt's teams.

On this week's episode, Scott and Matt talk about this year's Spring Shoreline Cleanup. They also chat about the National Walleye Tour and Bassmaster Elite tourneys coming this week.

On this week's episode, Mike Burns of the Wisconsin DNR joins the show. Mike chats about wild stories from the field and dispels myths about the warden career.