Major League Fishing is bringing out the heavy hitters next week on the Kissimmee Chain in Florida. June 7 - 12 the entire field of 80 Major League Fishing anglers will participate in the Major League Fishing Heavy Hitters tournament where anglers will be looking specifically for big bass. Gary Klein, Major League Fishing pro, says this is a unique format and one with big stakes. It will be the first event the anglers have fished since March and there will be $745,000 on the line, $200,000 of which will go to daily bonus big fish catches. Gary joins The Revolution this week to talk about the Major League Fishing Heavy Hitters tournament on the Kissimmee Chain in Florida, catching big bass, shallow water flipping, finding patterns within patterns and much more.

This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav it's a barbecue Q&A throwdown with Weber Grill Master Kevin Kolman. Bring on the summer heat, cold drinks and backyard barbecues. Kevin stops by to answer some questions and help us get on track to improving our backyard culinary prowess.

Reports indicate that bait and tackle stores across the country are experiencing shortages of bait. People everywhere are ready to get out of the house and fishing is a great activity that allows people to get outside, keep their distance from others and have a lot of fun. CatDaddy is The Revolution's resident catfishing expert and he says anglers short on bait should look to the water for their bait instead. Get your net out and catch your own bait, he says while noting that he has been stocking up on nice shad recently.

Although it's not even summer yet, many hunters are ready for the sights and sounds of fall hunting seasons after having been quarantined inside their homes for months. Whitetails in particular are the most sought after and hunted big game animal in North America. A large percentage of whitetail hunters take on the challenge of hunting public land, but success when hunting in public spaces is far from guaranteed. North American Whitetail is helping hunters get a jump on the fall hunting season a little early this year with their annual DIY Special Issue that offers insight on whitetail hotspots and effective tactics to use. Haynes Shelton is the Associate Editor of North American Whitetail, Associate Producer of North American Whitetail TV and Editor of Hog Hunting Magazine and he joins The Revolution this week to dish on the North American Whitetail Annual DIY Issue that is now on newsstands. Plus, he'll talk hog hunting.