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This week's guests are currently ruling the world of walleye fishing. 23-year old Max Wilson and his partner, Isaac Lakich just won the big MWC Walleye event on Leech Lake which got them the Team of the Year award, as well. Max was the youngest walleye national champion ever when he won the Cabela's NWT in 2018. This young man is incredible.

John Hoyer just won a huge NWT event on Devil's Lake This goes with the first place he won in Marinette earlier this year. By the way, in between walleye tournaments, John Hoyer scored a huge victory in a Professional Muskie Tournament Trail event. What's next for this incredible fisherman?

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks about selecting the right rod for something that everybody fishes for - panfish. This is good stuff for all of us.

We think this is the greatest comeback in the history of professional sports! The last time we talked to our buddy, Tommy Skarlis, he was in a hospital bed at the Mayo Clinic. Now he is on the mend and emceeing tournaments and getting ready to fish in a major crappie championship event. Tommy Skarlis is unbelievable! Tommy also tells us about a very deserving honor that he will be receiving. He deserves it!

Patrick Neu is the Executive Director of the National Professional Anglers Association and he joins us to announce who the headliners are going to be at their upcoming January conference.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix addresses the toughest thing facing a fisherman and that is what color bait to use. Dan will definitely help you figure that out.

Jeff Kolodzinski is the Marathon Man! Kolo just broke the world record for catching the most fish in a 24-hour period in the whole world in the history of fishing. He did it to raise money for a great charity, Fishing for Life. Kolo caught an incredible of 2,172 fish during his quest. That is an average of over 90 fish an hour. That means that Kolo caught a fish-and-a-half every minute he was fishing. He did it on a Facebook Live broadcast, too. No pressure! Listen to Kolo explain what his record chase was all about.

Al Lindner joins us to talk about the upcoming Fishing Careers Workshop he is hosting in Elk River, Minnesota in October.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix explains what the use of electronics has come to mean to him in today's fishing world.

2019 checklist for John Hoyer - Win a major walleye tournament - check! Win a major muskie tournament - check! What's next for John Hoyer? Will it be bass? Will it be crappies? Will it be catfish? John Hoyer is quickly making a name for himself as one of the best multi-species fishermen in the nation. We talk to him about what makes him so good.

Ken Duke from Fishing Tackle Retailer Magazine checks in to discuss the state of the bass tournament fishing world and also what the President's China tariffs mean to the average fisherman.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us for a discussion about how to bring lapsed fishermen back to the sport.

Edwin Evers won the Redcrest Championship for Major League Fishing last weekend. He already won the total points title for the inaugural MLF season and a big event at Lake Conroe in Texas. he may be the best fisherman in the USA today. He honors us with the first electronic interview he gave after winning the Redcrest. Thank you, Edwin. You are one of our favorites, to be sure.

Jamie Hartman just won a huge $100,000 Bassmaster Elite event at Lake Cayuga in New York last week. This is the second Elite event that Hartman has won this year. Threepeat, anyone? You never know. Listen to Jamie explain how he won a second Elite this season.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about the transition from summer fishing to fall fishing. Good stuff!

"Catfish" may be a goofy dating tv show on MTV but real fishermen know that "Catfish" means one of the most sought after gamefish in the USA! We get the chance to visit with a guy we consider the top catfish expert in the country - Glenn Flowers. Whether it's channel cats, giant blue cats or the granddaddy of them all, the monstrous flatheads, Captain Glenn knows how to catch them. Listen to him tell us how he does it!

Bill Siemantel is back to talk about the Big Bass Junior Championship.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix discusses how you should select what rod length you need for your particular application.

Bryan Thrift is the 2019 FLW Champion! He just won the $300,000 Forrest Wood Cup. He was on with us last week, talking from the front of his boat while he was practicing for the Cup. Now he's the champ. Hear Bryan talk about how he achieved this stupendous victory.

Big fish expert Bill Siemantel joins us to talk about the huge largemouth that swim in Southern California's small waters.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix offers some excellent advice about fishing in dirty water.

Bryan Thrift just won a huge FLW Costa Series event on Lake Champlain. He's back on top of his game and ready to do some damage at the FLW Forrest Wood Cup on Lake Hamilton at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Bryan does us a huge favor by allowing us to interview him while he is in the front of his boat pre-fishing for the biggest tournament of the year! What a guy!

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks rods! He explains what "action" and "power" mean when an angler is selecting what rod to use. Good stuff!

Joel Nelson from Joel Nelson Outdoors is a multi-media celebrity, a writer, educator and all-around fishing expert. He joins us for some great conversation.

Did David Dudley throw down the gauntlet and challenge Kevin VanDam to a head-to-head fishing battle royal? You'll have to listen to find out. Dudley has a right to be sure of himself. The man has won over four million dollars on the FLW circuit and has bagged a Forrest Wood Cup title and an incredible four Angler of the Year awards! The best of all time? Maybe! Decide for yourself!

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks about how rising and falling water conditions affect how we should be fishing. Good stuff!

Michael Johns is from a great organization, FX3, Fishing Family Forever, that is set up to assist American Armed Service veterans in need.

He's the winner of the 2019 Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour Stage Two and the first-ever Bass Pro Tour Points Champion. That is correct, he is the Angler of the Year. He's one of the most successful anglers of all time and is one of only five fishermen in history to win over $3 million catching bass. Meet Edwin Evers!

Dan Johnston is back from the big ICAST convention in Orlando, Florida and he joins us to give his impressions of the show. By the way, for the second straight year, St. Croix swept all three fishing rod categories in the prestigious "New Product Showcase."

Ken Duke, the Editor of Fishing Tackle Retailer was at ICAST, too, and he joins us to tell us what he was able to learn down in Orlando.