It's an interesting conversation this month on the Off Shore Tackle podcast with the man in charge....Nick DeShano.

Nick talks about the business of fishing, the early days of Off Shore and why the company has been so successful.

He also discusses the appeal of trolling, the cost of Off Shore products and why they continue to be made in America.

This month on the Off Shore Tackle podcast, a conversation with one of the biggest names in the walleye world...Keith Kavajecz.

Keith talks about the "Mississippi River Challenge, a twelve day trip down the Mississippi in a 19 foot fishing boat.

He describes the preparation and planning, logistics of the adventure and why he wouldn't do it again.

Keith also talks about saltwater fishing, forward facing sonar....and why most anglers will never give up trolling.

This month on the Off Shore Tackle podcast, a conversation with walleye tournament angler Tyler Berthold.

Tyler and his crew recently won the LEWT stop out of Erie, PA while trolling Off Shore boards in 70 feet of water.

Berthold describes targeting those fish on structure and working through a large number of walleye to find the tournament winning fish.

He also gives his thoughts on lead core vs steel or copper line, the "dual spring" set up for Tattle Flags and the decision whether to cast or troll.

The discussion wraps up with Tyler describing a fifteen pound fish that won a recent Fall Brawl Lake Erie event.