Can you picture yourself in the heart of nature, rod in hand, waiting for that exciting pull? This is where our guest, David Graham, an accomplished fisherman, podcaster and outdoor enthusiast, finds solace. His passion for fishing and love for the outdoors have led him on incredible journeys, reeling in both traditional species like bass and cats, as well as ancient fish like sturgeon and bowfin.
David hosts the podcast, "Boundless Pursuit" and has written many articles where he aims to educate the fishing community about often misunderstood "trash" or "rough" fish... But there's more to this episode than just fishing. It's about an unwavering passion, the pursuit of truth, and a commitment to enlighten and inform. Our conversation with David, filled with intriguing stories and enlightening insights, paints a vivid picture of his love for fishing, his journey into article writing, and his work in advocating for misunderstood fish species. So, whether you’re an angler looking for a kindred spirit or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the great outdoors, this episode promises a treat for all. Tune in for a captivating ride through fishing tales, species diversity, and the joy of connecting with the natural world.

"Love your neighbor and Go catch some fish"

In this episode Nick and Steve chat it up with the Bluegrass Kayak Anglers Kentucky Lake winner - Ryan Thomas. Ryan had a heck of a weekend racking up in 3 events all on Kentucky Lake. Tune in as he tells about how it all went down!!

In this episode we get chat it up with Jeff Stewart and re-live an amazing trip that him and Cameron Palowitch had recently on the water where they broke their PB's for several species MULTIPLE times!!! It's a killer story that you don't want to miss! Give it a listen and as always.... "Love Your Neighbor and Go Catch Some Fish"...

In this episode Steve and Nick chat it up with Striper guide Allen Turner who run "Cumberland River Outdoors". Allen actually guides for a few different species like spoonbill and crappie but focuses heavily on Striped Bass. We get to hear all about it in this episode and listen as Allen tells us some great moments that have happened while guiding.

We end the episode with a little "Guess the Species" trivia that Steve will be bringing to you every week. So tune in, hang out, and enjoy one kick tail episode!

"Love Your Neighbor and Go Catch Some Fish"

In this episode Nick, Steve, and Jeremy chat it up about some amazing previous trips to various fishing holes and fish rescues. Jeremy talks about catching a huge bucket list drum that ruined a good fishing shirt and Steve talks about The Ohio Fish Rescue, Sturgeon and another crazy bowfin trip.

We end the episode with some great info about snakes here in Kentucky, animals that cause the most deaths in the country, and what to do and not to do if bitten by a slippery little sneaky snake!

"Love your neighbor and Go Catch Some Fish"

In this episode I'm hanging out with the Bluegrass Kayak Anglers 2022 AOY Runner Up and absolute hammer, Marcas Grubbs. Marcas is one of the most consistent anglers I've ever met and knows how to put fish in the boat. Tune in as we talk about one of his favorite rigs and some great info on why and how you should be fishing it!

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"Love Your Neighbor and Go Catch Some Fish"

In this episode I chat with the winner of the Bluegrass Kayak Anglers Green River Lake winner, Nick McGuire. Nick is the BKA's 2022 Angler of the Year and has a great start at the AOY this year. Tune in as he breaks down his pre fishing, things he was looking for, and how everything played out on tournament day.

"Love Your Neighbor and Go Catch Some Fish"

In this episode, Nick hangs out with Kayak Mike. Kayak Mike runs multiple Kayak Catfishing trails and is on the Jackson Kayak Fishing Team. We talk about some catfish trail updates and then dive right into his setup for when he hits the water chasing those giant catfish!

"Love Your Neighbor and Go Catch Some Fish"