The HuntFishTravel Podcast Episode #245 – Float Fishing for Smallmouth Bass w/Landon Hintz of Whiskey Rivers Fly Fishing

In this episode, I chat with Landon Hintz of Whiskey Rivers Fly Fish about the excitement of smallmouth float fishing in Wisconsin. We dive into how inflatable boats open up rocky rivers, tips for targeting bass through the seasons, and why conservation is so important. It is a fun and insightful conversation that will have you itching to get on the water.

Manasota Key in February: Sun, Sand, and Stories!

Ever feel like you need a little sunshine in your life? Well, pull up a chair and get ready! I recently took a whirlwind trip to Manasota Key, Florida, and let me tell you, it was packed with adventure. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be unpacking all the details – from reeling in fish to paddling through paradise – so stick around if you’re craving a taste of the Gulf Coast!

The HuntFishTravel Podcast Episode #244 – Foolin’ Those Fishy Lying Eyes with Pat Kalmerton

In this episode, we dive deep into the science behind how fish see, and how that knowledge is revolutionizing fishing gear. Pat Kalmerton, now with RLVNT and Mad Scientist Tackle, shared how their cutting-edge sunglasses and lures are designed with fish vision in mind. It’s truly fascinating to see how understanding those underwater perspectives can impact the technology we use.

The HuntFishTravel Podcast Episode #242 – Eric Schmidt & the Sturgeon for Tomorrow North Chapter Banquet

In this episode of the HuntFishTravel Podcast, I welcome Eric Schmidt, the recording secretary for the Northern half chapter of Sturgeon for Tomorrow. We discuss the culture and community surrounding sturgeon spearing in Wisconsin, the importance of conservation efforts, and the upcoming banquet that supports these initiatives. Eric shares insights into the history of sturgeon conservation, the role of local chapters, and the exciting details of the banquet, including raffles and prizes. The conversation highlights the passion and dedication of volunteers working to preserve this unique fishing tradition.