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Is there a bigger name in the world of fishing than our main guest this week? We don't think so. Al Lindner is a true superstar in the world of fishing. The Lindners are doing a seminar to help people who are looking to get into the fishing scene. It's called the Fishing Careers Workshop and Al is here to tell you all about it.

Tommy Skarlis just won the World Walleye Championship with his partner, Jeff Lahr. Tommy is with us to explain what makes him so good.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks to us about fishing safety.

Two words says it all - Wild Bill!!! This week's headliner is the one-and-only Captain Wild Bill Wichrowski. Captain Bill is the star of one of the most popular shows on television - Discovery's "The Deadliest Catch!" Listen to Wild Bill tell us about his extensive career in fishing and how he has survived some of the most dangerous waters and most severe weather challenges in the world. They don't come any tougher than Wild Bill.

Ken Duke from Fishing Tackle Retailer joins us to explain all the ins-and-outs of the big changes in the world of professional bass fishing tournaments.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks to us about fall baits.

Our lead guest is named Dylan. If he keeps winning tournaments and cashing checks, he may become the most famous Dylan around. We don't know if our friend Dylan Nussbaum can sing but we're pretty sure Bob Dylan can't catch walleyes. Listen to Dylan Nussbaum tell us how he's winning all of these tournaments lately.

Ken Duke is the "Titan of the Tacklebox." Ken is the major domo from Fishing Tackle Retailer magazine and knows everything going on in the sport. He fills us in on all of the big changes happening in the bass fishing tournament world.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix gives us more info on picking the right fishing line than anyone has a right to know!

Is "small largemouth" an oxymoron? What about "large smallmouth? I don't know about that, but I do know it took a bag of giant smallies to win the Elite on the St. Lawrence.

"Bassmaster Magazine says , "You hear it over and over again, but it’s true: A win against this level of competition validates your career." Our headliner, Josh Bertrand proves this is true in an excellent new interview.

Troy Lindner joins us to talk about the Lindner's seminar about getting a career in the world of fishing that they are hosting in Brainerd.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix explains why the more expensive rods outperform the less expensive ones.

Our headlining guest is the youngest person to ever win a championship fishing for any particular species of fish. This young man is a mere 21 years old and truly rocked the walleye world at the NWT championship at Lake of the Woods. Listen to this interview and you'll be as poised at Max Wilson's poise and maturity as much as we are. Also, the guy can just plain fish! Congratulations, Max!

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks about advocacy and helping the future of our sport.

Ken Duke from Fishing Tackle Retailer magazine is the smartest guy in the fishing business and we discuss whether or not there is too much emphasis placed on tournament fishing. today.

We go on the Hack Attack! One of the best fishermen in the bass world joins us! Greg Hackney explains how he just won the World Championship at Major League Fishing! He's won FLW's Forrest Wood Cup, so the only thing eluding him is a win at the Bassmaster Classic. We ask Greg when and how he is going to make that happen.

Tony Forte is getting the USA team ready for the bass fishing world championship coming up in Mexico. Wait till Tony tells you who is on the team! This is a team that can't be beaten, in our humble opinion.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix tells you why the best time of the year for fishing is just around the corner.

What the heck! This guy isn't even old enough to buy a beer but he certainly proved he is old enough to win $64,000 for catching walleyes in an NWT tournament. Dylan Nussbaum is from Pennsylvania, a state not famous for walleyes or for putting out top walleye pros. He drives a boat and motor rig that he bought from his dad. Were the cards stacked against him? He didn't care, he just went to South Dakota and kicked butt over the top professionals in the sport. Listen to Dylan explain how he did it.

Betty Bauman, Founder and CEO of “Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!,” joins us to talk about the “The No-Yelling School of Fishing.”

Dan Johnston from St. Croix is with us to explain how fisherman should approach trying to become members of the pro staffs of tackle manufacturers.

I don't think we've ever had anyone on the program who was as totally happy and full of joy as FLW pro Clent Davis was during this interview! Sure, Clent just won the big FLW Forrest Wood Cup and pocketed a check for $300,000 but he tells us he almost gave up tournament fishing over the past winter. He is certainly glad he changed his mind! Clent is in such a great mood that he didn't even get mad when Steve gave him some lyrics to a song he is writing about Clent. If Steve would have sung, that probably would have been a deal breaker! Take a listen to Clent Davis, one of the nicest guys around!

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks about panfish. Who doesn't fish for bluegills, crappies and the like? Dan gives some great tips here.

Patrick Neu stops in to give us an update on what is new with the National Professional Anglers Association.

He is the most famous outdoorsman in the entire world, barring none. You can ask anyone to name a famous fisherman and it is more than likely, even if they aren't even familiar with the sport, that the name they know is that of Babe Winkelman. Babe's tv show, "Good Fishing" is seen everywhere and his popularity is still beyond compare after all his years in the public eye. We are honored to have the one-and-only Babe Winkelman on our show.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about summer tips and patterns and offer his brand of warm water expertise.

Young Blake Alma is always stirring things up and is here to talk about his brand new book.

The hardest possible bass tournament is one where everybody is standing on even ground when it starts. That happened when the Bassmasters went to Lake Oahe in South Dakota. That's because there has never been a big-time bass tournament on Oahe before. No one had experience so they all were fishing it for the first time. Mark Daniels, Jr. proved exactly how good he was on this tough lake by winning it and cashing a six-figure check. Listen to MDJ tell you all about it.

Joe Opager from FLW stops by to recap another great tournament season and previews the big upcoming FLW Forrest Wood Cup at Lake Ouachita in Arkansas this week. Who dies Joe think is going to win it?

Dan Johnston comes by to talk about special patterns for the notorious "dog days of summer."