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Can you believe it! Our lead guest is a big time winner in pro bass fishing and he is from the State of Michigan! No, it's not Kevin VanDam! Move over KVD, you're not the only Michigander that can cash six figure checks on the big pro bass tours. FLW star Chad Grigsby spends quality time with us giving us one of the best interviews we've ever done. You'll really get inside the mind of a pro fisherman when you listen to FLW's Chad Grigsby. Lise Lozelle from Casting for Recovery talks about her magnificent charity that provides free fly fishing trips for women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to discuss the serious topic of properly releasing fish in hot summer weather.

Before the top professionals were wacky worming, before they were dropshotting, before they were working shaky heads, David Fritts was kicking butts, taking names and cashing big checks and he was always throwing crankbaits. Listen to a great interview as Fritts, who has won both the Bassmaster Classic and FLW Forrest Wood Cup, tells you how to properly use cranks to catch your share of big bass.

Kim Iverson and Kelsey Dick from the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council are here to tell us all about an exciting new app for fishermen.

ICAST must have been great because Steve and Dave are still talking to Dan Johnston from St. Croix about it. Let them explain why.

Slop fishing, frog fishing, call it what you will. We are talking about hauling in big bass through heavy cover. It's not a technique for the timid. It is a technique that has earned an awful lot of money for the master of frog fishing, the one-and-only Ish Monroe. Give us a listen and Ish will tell you exactly how to do it.

Mike Leonard, Conservation Director for the American Sportfishing Association has some great news that ought to put a smile on the faces of all fishermen across the country.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks about the Triple Crown! Croix won the best new rod award in in all three categories down at the big ICAST show in Orlando.

We say we are the best darned fishing show on radio or the Internet in the entire U.S.A. but we have been turning international this year. We had thousands of listeners tuning in from Japan to listen to Bassmaster champion Takahiro Omori this spring. We did an interview with a gentleman who was standing in front of Rome's legendary Trevi Fountain. Now, we have the opportunity to interview the great Lionel Botha. Lionel is from South Africa and now represents the U.S.A. in international competition. Lionel also owns Halo Fishing Tackle.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to preview the big ICAST fishing tackle convention in Orlando.

Bassmaster Elite pro, Greg Vinson joins us to talk about how effective the baits from Fish Head truly are.

Steve says that walleyes are the most difficult fish to catch. Dave says that bass are the hardest fish to catch. What do you listeners think? Listen to this episode to find out what walleye champion Brett King has to say on the subject. Brett's answer may just well surprise you.

Kevin Schweer from the Stingray Line Cutter tells us about his incredible invention and teases us about a new product or two that Stingray may have ready to be rolling out.

We are on our way to Orlando for the big ICAST show and so is Dan Johnston from St. Croix. Dan previews what is new and exciting that St. Croix has to announce.

The best darned fishing show on the radio or the Internet in the entire U.S.A. has another new episode and it features the best darned fisherman on the entire planet. We are honored to welcome back the one-and-only KVD - Kevin Vandam! he talks about his 25th win on the Bassmaster Elite Tour, his own College Series he has built in his home state of Michigan and about the future and health of the sport of fishing. He is the absolute best there is!

Dan Johnston from St. Croix talks more about tweaking baits.

Television and radio superstar Blake Alma is only 18 but draws the wrath of antis, vegans and Peta people everywhere. This young man is mature beyond his years.

Steve Herbeck is a living legend in the world of muskie fishing. This guy has caught more big fish with big teeth than just about anyone out there. He fishes every day on a body of water that has given up multiple world record fish. Want to catch more muskies? Listen to what Steve Herbeck from Andy Myers Lodge in Northwest Ontario has to say in this fun interview!

Dan Johnston from St. Croix offers up some tips on tweaking your lures and baits.

Rob Drieslein from Outdoor News Magazine and radio stops in to tell us about a new free program for kids called the Junior Pro Team.

We challenge you to not like our main guest this week. Challenge? You watch him all of the time on "The Scott Martin Challenge," entering its 13th season. He has won everything that the FLW tour has to offer. On top of that, he is the son of the legendary Roland Martin. Scott Martin is the real deal!

Our buddy, Dan Johnston of St. Croix says he'd like to have a dollar for every time he has been asked by someone how they can get into the fishing industry. After this, I guess we owe him a buck!

Taxidermist extraordinaire, Doug Petrousek joins us again to discuss what to do when you catch that fish of a lifetime.

Did we really have the nerve to ask walleye champion Tommy Kemos if bass were easier to catch than walleyes? Yes, we did indeed! How did Tommy answer that question? You'll have to listen to find out! Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to discuss summer fishing patterns. Legendary taxidermist Doug Petrousek stops by to teach us all about his art.

Is the musky the fish of 10,000 casts? If you are fishing on highly pressured water does it become the fish of 20,000 casts? How about 30,000 casts? Not for our guest! He is Ryan McMahon, a Twin Cities guide who regularly boats big numbers of big, big fish from highly pressured urban waters. Listen up and he'll tell you how to do it.

Dan Johnston from St. Croix checks in to explain why, when and how several species of fish spawn.

Steve and Dave take a few minutes to talk about the first 100 episodes of the show and discuss what's coming up in the future.