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The transition from fall temperatures to winter weather can make for tough days on the water. The widely fluctuating temperatures create a lack of steady patterns in catfish. However, the cats are still biting and a savvy catfisherman with some cold weather know-how can still clean up. CatDaddy, owner and guide at CatDaddy's Catfishin' Adventures, says anglers need to set their sights on blue catfish as they stay active through the cold temperatures. While flatheads and channel catfish largely go dark for the winter, blue cats stay frisky and present a great opportunity for winter anglers. Size your baits accordingly, CatDaddy says. If you are using small bait you'll bring in small, pan worthy cats. However, upsize your baits and look in the deeper water, just a little off the bottom, and you'll have the opportunity to hook into nice big blue cats.
Have you ever considered donating some of your wild game meat to those around you who are in need?
This week on The Revolution, listen in as Brett Williams, co-host of "DoeNation Outdoors", joins The Revolution to talk about their mission of hunting to fill the freezers of those who are in need.
North American Whitetail has been the premiere big buck authority for decades and continues to be a trusted source of information for whitetail hunters across the country. Laden Force is the Publisher of "North American Whitetail" magazine and the Producer of "North American Whitetail TV", Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. ET on Sportsman Channel. He joins The Revolution this week with tips for tackling the post rut and late season. He'll also discuss North American Whitetail's #BreakingNewsBucks stories and the tremendous panel of experts behind the North American Whitetail brand.
This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav, the guys are looking at history through the lens of historical firearms. Devin Coleman is the manager at The Custom Shop in Hamilton, Montana and the home of "The Gunfather: Restorations" on Outdoor Channel, Wednesdays at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. ET. He joins The Revolution this week to talk about the show and the unique way that firearms are able to tell stories from the past. Plus, he'll highlight what to look for when adding a firearm to your collection that will stand the test of time and retain its value.
This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav the guys are joined by Mitch Petrie, Vice President of Programming for Outdoor Sportsman Group. He'll discuss his fall hunting pursuits, bird hunting with his new hunting dog, exciting outdoor programming from Outdoor Sportsman Group and much more.
For all of the road warriors, outdoor enthusiasts, adventure junkies, average Joe's, business professionals and more - there is a new truck to fuel and power your passions. The All-New 2023 Ford F-Series Super Duty lineup of trucks are here and ready to take on anything you throw at them with confidence. Steven Lee is the Super Duty Brand Manager at Ford Motor Company and he joins The Revolution this week with a look at the brand new lineup of Ford Super Duty trucks.
Although colder temperatures are setting in, there is plenty of action still to be had on the water for catfishermen. Right now is a great time to get after the blue catfish, CatDaddy says. They are putting on their light jackets and just starting to get nice and frisky. There are a variety of different baits that are effective for hooking these cats, and at the top of that list is fresh, never frozen, shad sides that are tipped with shad guts. Fresh crappie guts also rank high on his list of hot baits. However, CatDaddy says that turkey hearts and gizzards, that have been dressed with garlic powder and juice, also work great. In the realm of more non-traditional baits, CatDaddy says that the blue cats have even been known to hit on chunked chicken breasts that have been soaked in cherry flavored Kool-Aid.
Although the Mossy Oak brand is synonymous with camouflage and hunting, it has grown into far more than just a pattern for hunting gear. Mossy Oak's reach has extended over the years to include conservation, wildlife and land management, real estate, a nursery for trees, food plot seed and much more. These different facets of the legendary brand all come together to shine a focus on the needs of wildlife, habitat and those that love to recreate in these game rich outdoor environments.
For those who have never heard of Hell's Canyon, it's a legendary ten-mile-wide canyon that sits along the border of eastern Oregon, eastern Washington and western Idaho. Hell's Canyon is the deepest river gorge in North America at 7,993 feet, which runs deeper than the famed Grand Canyon. That deep gorge also translates to the highest, and steepest, river gorge sides to climb in search of wild game in North America. The area also boasts a large amount of public land access which equates to endless opportunities for the hunter who is willing to take on such a physically demanding landscape. This destination is the backdrop for an annual hunt that Kristy Lee Cook, host of "The Most Wanted List", takes on each year.
This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav, the guys are joined by Steve Nessl, Marketing Manager at Yamaha Motor Corporation to talk hunting, destination off-roading adventures, funding projects that create and defend access to land for outdoor recreation and much more.
The Revolution with Jim & Trav is a voice for the outdoors on the airwaves. The Revolution with Jim & Trav dominates the outdoor radio segment as the fastest growing nationally syndicated radio show and podcast dedicated to outdoor enthusiasts. This weekly radio show and podcast aims to accomplish a simple goal: to promote the participation in and enjoyment of outdoor activities, especially hunting and fishing.
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