Who would you fish with for a day?

[jdw174]

KVD, Denny Brauer, Larry Nixon.

[grampa1114]

I'd fish with the best fishermen I know...Fishing Rhino, DinKy, and Tate....hands down..any day. 

[WPCfishing]

This past year I got into top water in a big way.. I'd have to say Dean Rojas. 

Runner up would be Mike Iaconelli. Humble beginnings. Quite a success story. 

[MikeOGNR]

Ish Monroe. Throwing Frogs all day.. on The Delta or Okeechobee

[olegs]

Brent Ehrler, Denny Brauer, KVD

[LittlePineyAngler]

Tommy Biffle. I'd love to get some one on one time with him. Hopefully resulting in him giving me a few pointers on flippin some jigs. 

[Big C]

Matt Allen on the Delta or Clearlake.

Larry Dahlberg fishing for Musky

Charlie Moore (strictly for entertainment)

 

[deadadrift89]

Bill Dance on a premier private lake.

Jerry McKinnis fishing Minnesota’s Boundary Waters for smallmouth.

 

[Ohio Dave]

Mark did not do anything personally at the Detroit show:  I certainly would not mind meeting him or at the very least hearing him give a talk on local bass fishing.  I was just being whiny about how hard it is to actually see him in person.  Having him in on Thursday, and for only one time slot: it bummed me out a bit.  The Toledo Bass Pro did the same thing a few years back: he was only in for just one time slot and it was not very easy for most guys to make.  They don't bring anyone in now at that store:  they just make the guys in the department do the talks.  

[bigfruits]

id probably go with Westbred Diamond just from watching his "On the River" YouTube videos.

[Lunker Addict]

Hank Parker for sure. It seems like he would be a lot of fund to spend the day with.

[hawgenvy]

The Dalai Lama, if he agrees.

[herbu]

On 2/3/2016 at 0:23 AM, Catt said:

Mid-summer night, deep water structure, full moon on the horizon, gentle southern breeze, Hoot Owl in the distance, the solid thump on a jug!

Yea I could do that!

Fixed it for you.

 

[Catt]

1 hour ago, herbu said:

The solid thump on a jug

Ya drink and fish do ya?

[bkohlman]

Here is my list:

1. Mark Zona - Heck of a personality

2. Aaron Martens - smart dude, may end up hating him by the end of the day

3. Ned Yost - 2015 WS Champs!

[Western-Mass-Bass]

For me it would be my father whom I cannot fish with anymore. But there are days I swear hes watching me.

[RangerCasey]

Jordan Laumbattus,  uses nothing but a white spinnerbait, double willow and slays 'em everytime.  Pitches, flips, cranks,.. he does it all with one lure!  Seems like a cheap way to load up the tackle box.

[anthonyfip]

Marty Zoffinger!

If you haven't heard of him (probably not many here have, but gaining a bit of popularity on YouTube) he is worth checking out! He is an everyday guy who loves kayak fishing in realistic settings, which is why I'd choose him. 

[BassCat29]

KVD would be my choice because he is a smallmouth master.

[ww2farmer]

I'd like to change my answer...................I would fish with Ike..............when he's not looking, or expecting it, I would push him in the water, sit back and watch the hilarity ensue.

[A-Jay]

On 2/13/2016 at 8:22 AM, ww2farmer said:

I'd like to change my answer...................I would fish with Ike..............when he's not looking, or expecting it, I would push him in the water, sit back and watch the hilarity ensue.

Perfect ~ Please get video and if at all possible, please ensure that he's still wearing his favorite hat & glasses when he goes in . .

A-Jay

 

 

[scaleface]

1 hour ago, ww2farmer said:

I'd like to change my answer...................I would fish with Ike..............when he's not looking, or expecting it, I would push him in the water, sit back and watch the hilarity ensue.

I like the way you think .

[capjohnson.mike]

Scott Martin...But I always have a blast with my dad and buddies but flipping out with Scott would be awesome

[N Florida Mike]

One of my customers is his mother in law

[fishblitzer]

Gerald swindle because he is from my neck of the woods, a great teacher, and is an entertainer. 

Second choice would be with iaconelli because he has always been a role model for me and my fishing. His motto "never give up" is something I say to myself while grinding it out in a tough tournaments. He is a hell of a fisherman, a good teacher and entertainer. Only reason he is my second choice is because he fishes a lot of smaller, finesse stuff and that is not my cup of tea.