Darrin and Paul, two absolute legends from the very first Bassmaster Elite Series season join the boys to talk about those first couple seasons, the brotherhood of fishing, insane behind the scenes stories, and so much more.

It was truly a pleasure to have these gold heroes on the show this week.

In this episode of the Bass and Brews Fishing Podcast, we’re joined by Bailey from the Serious Angler podcast to dive deep into the current state of professional bass fishing. With recent changes in tournament layouts and formats, we discuss how these shifts impact anglers, the fan experience, and the sport as a whole. Bailey brings his industry insights as we debate whether these updates are beneficial for the long-term growth of bass fishing or if they pose challenges that might hold the sport back. From pros’ perspectives to what fans want to see, we cover all angles. Don’t miss this in-depth conversation on the future of bass fishing!

Smiley joins to talk about camping, the right tents, hammocks, ground tarps, how to cook outdoors. He breaks down everything. Also we some fun stuff like how to get a loved one outdoors to do some other things, if you know what I mean.

ThiccBass Tv joins the boys to talk beer, pond fishing, chain pickerel, and so much more.

The….Alex Rudd joins the boys to talk all things spooky. From ghost stories to forward facing sonar, we talk about the things that give fisherman the chills.

….And one of the reason why is because he was a guest this week on Bass and Brews. Rus joins the boys to talk about his insane year kayak fishing, salt water fishing, lot lizards, and why he did our crappy little podcast.

Justin Largen joins the boys and we talk about his new podcast, Bailey from Serious Anglers backside, fishing for Smallie, and when abductions happen is it just Aliens fishing?

Due to the storms and ongoing damage we were not able to record a podcast this week. I do have a legacy from all the way back to when Paul wasn’t even on the show yet. Nate showed that this podcast didn’t have to be a boring slog through fishing techniques.