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Welcome to a gripping new episode of Bass Cast Radio, where we dive deep into the competitive world of bass fishing with none other than the fishing legend, Greg Hackney! Greg shares the waves he's making in the sport and opens up about what drives him to keep casting his line in old and new waters.

This episode isn't just about one man's journey. We're casting a wider net to explore the vibrant future of bass fishing, spotlighting the young talent making a splash and discussing how the sport is evolving with its growing appeal among diverse demographics. Join us as we tackle the importance of nurturing passion for fishing in the youth, ensuring the legacy of competitive angling shines brighter with each passing tournament.

The conversation doesn't stop there. We dive into the mental game of bass fishing with us, where strategy meets instinct. Discover how back-to-back tournaments shape the psyche of competitors like Greg and learn why dual monitors might just be your new best friend for keeping an eye on the competition.

Plus we get an insider's perspective on the hottest products in the fishing world, from the must-have gear to the latest innovations designed to give you an edge on the water.

Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to competitive fishing, this episode of Bass Cast Radio with Greg Hackney is the perfect catch. Tune in for an inspirational journey through the currents of bass fishing, where passion, persistence, and the pursuit of victory create legends.

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On the latest episode of Bass Cast Radio, hosts Brian and Bass Geek are joined by Alex Mei from Tackletour.com to delve into the exciting world of tackle. Join the expert Alex Mei as he discuss the latest trends, techniques, and equipment in the bass fishing industry. From swim baits to advanced materials in fishing rods, they leave no stone unturned as they explore the ins and outs of the tackle market. Tune in to gain valuable insights and stay up-to-date with the ever-evolving world of bass fishing.

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In the latest episode of Before the 1st Cast, Alvin and Brian discussed the challenges and excitement of creating diverse TV channels dedicated to fishing and hunting. Alvin shared his past struggles in getting a TV show and teased the upcoming launch of a faith-based fishing channel. Brian encouraged listeners to download the TAAO app to access their 12 individual channels and discussed plans for live event streaming. The conversation also touched on TAO Network sponsorship opportunities and the potential of software tools like Wave, Stream Yard, and Koangler for reaching a wider audience in the fishing community. Tune in to Bass Cast Radio &  Before the 1st Cast for more insights into the world of outdoor activities and engaging content delivery

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On the Bass Cast Radio episode, Thomas, Brian, and BassGeek discussed podcasting, fishing, and sports management. Thomas explained the growth of his BassGeek podcast, while Brian emphasized consistency in podcasting. The conversation covered the establishment of Thomas' fish stocking nonprofit, and critiqued Major League Fishing's (MLF) coverage and management. They also discussed the migration of many anglers to leagues like the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society. Fishing events, strategies, and the use of new technology in competitive fishing were explored. Lastly, they examined the effect of increased angling pressure on bass fishing patterns, emphasizing the need to adapt to evolving conditions & maybe some new state rules that could be coming in the years ahead.

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In a lively discussion, Scott shared his journey into bass fishing, from growing up on a catfish farm to turning his hobby into a successful business. He founded BassTank, an electronics company, and established the BassTank Academy to share his knowledge. They discussed growth plans, sponsorships, and the success of their recent Expo. The impact of new fishing technologies and the enjoyment they find in being on the water were also highlighted. Scott's company and upcoming projects were discussed, along with the latest trends in fishing technology.

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Welcome to "Bass Cast Radio," the podcast where we dive deep into the world of bass fishing and kayak adventures! Join hosts Brian and Drew as they share Drews experiences, strategies, and tips for success in the exciting sport of kayak bass fishing.

In this episode, Brian and Drew discuss Drew's recent Bassmaster Classic win and his journey from local clubs to national competitions. They also explore the affordable option of the Kayak Adventure Series for those looking to get involved in the bass fishing community on a larger scale.
Tune in as they share insights on kayak fishing strategies, tournament preparation, optimal fishing spots, and efficient tournament fishing strategies. They also touch on the evolution and competitiveness of kayak fishing, as well as the importance of handling setbacks in competitive fishing.

Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, "Bass Cast Radio" is your go-to resource for all things bass fishing and kayak adventures. Stay tuned for expert advice, inspiring stories, and exciting updates from the world of bass fishing!

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On the latest episode of Before the 1st Cast I sit down with Bass Geek & we talk all things REDCREST 2024 the good the bad & our thought on why you should be at REDCREST 2025 on Lake Guntersville. 

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On the recent episode of Bass Cast Radio, we had Todd Walters join us to talk about his life as a fisherman. Todd has been all over, fishing and competing, and he's got a lot of cool stories and ideas to share. One thing he talked about a lot was how fishing isn't just about throwing a line into the water like it used to be. Now, there's all this high-tech gear like forward-facing sonar that's changing the game. It's cool, but it also means fishermen need to learn new skills to keep up.
Todd also talked about how being good at fishing competitions isn't just about understanding fish or the water. It's also about being ready to change your plans fast, depending on the weather or the fish's mood. Plus, he made a big point about staying healthy, both in your body and your mind. It makes sense because fishing can be pretty tough, especially in big tournaments.

The gang had a great time talking about watching professional bass fishing competitions, especially on lakes they've never been to. It's like a strategy game, trying to guess what the pros will do next. Todd gave us a peek into his daily life too, which was super interesting. Besides actually fishing, he works with companies that make fishing gear, helping them come up with new stuff that makes fishing even better.

We ended up chatting about futuristic stuff like Artificial Intelligence (AI) in fishing. Imagine having sunglasses that not only protect your eyes but also show you where the fish are. Sounds like something from a sci-fi movie, right? And, of course, we all got excited planning our next fishing trip together and making sure we don't miss the Redcrest event, which is a big deal in the fishing world.
All in all, Todd's visit was a reminder of how fishing is evolving and how important it is to stay on top of these changes. Whether it's learning new technology or just making sure you're fit enough to reel in the big one, there's always something new on the horizon in fishing.



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In the latest podcast episode of "Before the 1st Cast," host Brian invites Paul Gring from "Just Rig It Outdoors" to discuss the depth of setting up a functional and efficient fishing boat setup. Conversations revolve around the mission-critical importance of selecting reputable brands for batteries and electronics, debunking the myth that all batteries are identical. They go through the potential cost considerations, including wiring and using high-efficiency lithium batteries, in illuminating detail.

As they dive deeper into the discussion, the importance of investing in a sound charging system becomes a focal point. They discuss different price points, customer budgets, and the team's experience with the Powerhouse Lithium brand. The duo shed light on their operations in Martinsville, Virginia, and their commitment to aiding customers in powering their boats. Additionally, they give listeners an insight into their work on building display booths for different companies and a detailed look into prismatic and cylindrical cells in battery technology.

Lithium batteries and their longevity get a special highlight in the conversation, where the team discusses their efficiency, heat management, and the yet to be fully understood lifespan. They delve into battery monitoring systems and the promise of emerging longer-lasting lithium batteries.
The episode caps with an emphasis on the critical role top-tier batteries play for on-board electronics, with recommendations for dedicated batteries and a 'running gun' charger for a clean power supply. They discuss the need for dedicated wiring to complement the battery system based on specific electronics usage on the boat. Recommended especially for those gearing up for an optimum boat setup, this episode is full of practical tips and insider industry knowledge.



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In the latest episode of Before the 1st Cast, hosts Brian Carter and CATT James River Tournament director Mark Austin delve into the heart of the Catt Series tournament traikl. Specifically, they shed light on the intricacies of the James River division. Drawing from their seasoned experiences as tournament directors, they go beyond simple fishing tips, sharing insights on how a successful tournament comes to fruition. The duo emphasized the pillars that hold a tournament together - resources, scheduling, organization, and handeling paperwork.

They go on to discuss Mark's long-term plans and aspirations for the tournament series, where Mark underscore the importance of integrity and adherence to the tournament's rules & how it makes for agreat series. Brimming with insights and advice, on how a great series should be run to make it fun for all anglers. Tune in to grab these pro tips and a deeper dive into the world of tournament organization.

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In the latest episode of Bass Cast Radio, Brian and Martin Villa engaged in a reflective discussion on Villa's fishing tournament experiences, focusing on Martin's debut in his 1st MLF Bass Pro Shop series event. Martin shared his unique blend of traditional and modern fishing techniques, underscoring the significance of patience and local qualifications. They explored the evolving fishing rules and their impact on competition dynamics, highlighting Villa's shift to an all-you-can-catch format in the MLF Bass Pro Series & how it added suspense and comeback opportunities. The conversation also delved into the essence of teamwork, continuous learning, and the potential integration of more video content in future events. Martin's journey from amateur to pro angler was a central theme, emphasizing the importance of progression and safety on the water. The episode offered listeners a glimpse into the challenges and camaraderie of the competitive fishing world. Become a supporter of the Bass Cast by Clicking the link

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