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If it swims in the ocean, Mark Davis has either caught it or it’s on his list. Mark is the host of “Big Water Adventures” on Outdoor Channel Tuesday at 1:00 pm ET and Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. ET, a show that takes viewers around the world every season in pursuit of bucket list fish. Mark joins The Revolution this week to talk about the ultimate fishing destinations and experiences that are accessible to anyone.
Monster blue catfish that are on the prowl and winter provides anglers a solid opportunity to get in on the action. While some species of fish tend to become lethargic and inactive in cold water, the blue catfish bite often heats up as the mercury drops. In fact, some state surveys show that big blues can be caught at twice the rate in the winter as they are in the summer. How do you go about catching those big winter blues? One simple method, shad. This week, CatDaddy, our resident catfishing pro stops by to talk shad and how to score your own fresh bait consistently.
We’re blazing into a new decade of firearms, gear and innovations in the shooting industry and 2020 has some great things up its sleeve. Eric Poole is the Editor of Guns & Ammo and co-host of “Guns & Ammo” on Sportsman Channel and he joins The Revolution this week for an inside look at some of the new rifles, shotguns and pistols for 2020.
You never really know what kind of situations you’ll find yourself in on a daily basis in the real world. While chances are that you’ll never need a firearm to protect yourself or those you love, it’s not a certainty. For that reason, Michael Bane has been telling viewers for 20 years never to leave home without a gun. Michael Bane is the host of “Shooting Gallery”, now in its 20th season, airing on Outdoor Channel, Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. ET. and he joins The Revolution this week to talk about training for competition vs self-defense and how they are different.
Legendary professional bass angler Roland Martin joins The Revolution this week to talk bass fishing with Jim and Trav. Roland has racked up a long list of accomplishments to his name throughout his professional bass fishing career, like nine B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year titles, more than twenty appearances in the Bassmaster Classic, one hundred-plus top ten tournament finishes and multiple Hall of Fame inductions. In addition to being a master of his craft, Roland also spends a lot of time educating others.
“Spear Life” is a brand new show on Outdoor Channel, Saturdays at 12:30 p.m. ET, that combines the best parts of hunting, fishing and adventure by rolling them all together into spearfishing. It’s hunting for fish! Jon Brunson, co-host of “Spear Life”, may be more widely known as a skilled hunter and host of “Addicted to the Outdoors”, however he is just as much in his element in the water as he is in the woods. Jon joins The Revolution this week to highlight this exciting new show and talk about the challenges of taking your hunting and fishing pursuits below the surface.
While most big game seasons have come and gone, there are still some late season whitetail hunting opportunities available. If you’re hoping to fill your tags before the clock runs out, there are a few things to know when hunting winter deer.
First and foremost, it’s all about food. Late season activity will be driven by food so your scouting should be focused on finding good food sources. It is in these places that deer, bucks and does alike, will show in large numbers. Bucks in particular are still trying to recharge from the rut where many of them lost up to 30% of their body’s weight. Good food sources are essential for them to replenish what they lost. Good late season food sources vary by region. However, in general, food plots or ag fields with corn and soybeans will be a big draw, especially when it’s really cold. Depending upon locations, hunters should also scout areas with hard mast, soft mass, brassicas and areas with greens like wheat, clover, oats and more.
A new year is here and a brand new season of Major League Fishing is kicking off! Joining The Revolution this week to talk bass fishing and competitive angling is industry pro, Gary Klein. Gary has been fishing competitively at the highest levels for decades, co-founded Major League Fishing, and has helped develop and design some popular and highly effective products and techniques that anglers use today. In short, Gary is a bass fishing boss of the highest order!
7 days. 3 states. 4 bucks. A season of hard work all came together in a big way for Melissa Bachman, host of “Winchester Deadly Passion” on Sportsman Channel. Listen in to The Revolution as Melissa joins Jim and Trav to talk about her successful multi-state sweep. She’ll also talk about the Winchester 350 Legend and offer some ideas for getting kids outside during the winter for outdoor fun.
You get a deer on the ground, gut it and then throw it in the back of the truck. Then what? Do you process your wild game immediately or do you allow it to age?
Scott Leysath is the host of “Dead Meat” on Sportsman Channel, Saturdays at 2 p.m. ET. He’s a wild game cooking pro and he joins The Revolution this week with tips for aging your wild game, cooking techniques to tenderize tough cuts and how to get kids involved in wild game cooking.
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