 Dave
Murray Lefty Kreh says, "Dave is one of the
best casting instructors I know." Beginner or expert, you can catch
him on the casting pond for easy ways to solve casting problems. And
don't miss his seminar for refreshing insight on just how the double
haul works...and how to make it work better for you. Dave's a former
engineer who can explain it all in plain English. |
 Mark
Nichols An inventor from the field, not the lab,
Mark made the entire family of D.O.A. products based on experience.
He also manages to fish a couple hundred days a year, which is why he's
one helluva lure designer. Mark is going to show you how to fish his
artificial lures in both shallow and deep water when searching for big
fish. |
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 Flip
Pallot Does anyone not know who Flip Pallot is? Star of
Walker's Cay Chronicles, writer, photographer, author, consultant and
world record holder (on fly), Flip's multi talents could be intimidating
if he wasn't such a nice guy. Look for his new book out this Fall or,
better yet, ask him about it. |
 Kevin
Shaw Capt. Shaw is the owner and creator of FiberTex in
South Texas. His company makes and repairs boats, fabricates center
consoles and makes Stiffy Push Poles. Kevin’s a pro on and off
the water so listen up as he shows you how easy poling can be. Tip:
Check out the Stiffy Fishing Rods. Kevin's worked mighty hard to make
them perfect. |
 Thom
Smith As owner/operator of Angler's Repair in Bradenton,
Thom's got the skinny on the workings of rods and reels. And the same
goes for fishing Tampa Bay all the way south to 10,000 Islands. Thom
has close to twenty years experience in backwater fishing for snook,
redfish, trout, flounder and tarpon. Tune in his Saturday morning show
too...On The Water With Capt. Thom (1490AM). |
 Dave
Walker Born and raised in South Tampa, Dave's fishing history
includes over thirty years fishing its waters. Favorite prey: snook.
Favorite method: live bait on light tackle. The Captain loves to fish
and has spent the last six years guiding full time. |
 Jon
West "...lucky for me my hometown gets about six months
of steady tarpon fishing every year. We've got laid up fish that will
eat a fly in four feet of water as well as hole-hugging herds that want
a livebait drifted deep. And there are the amazing milling pods of May
and June. And don't even get me started on the minnow munchers of late
fall." Golden words on silvermouth. Listen. |
 Jay
Withers Jay's a full-time guide and owns his own charter
service. He's adept at catching most inshore/offshore species and has
a particular affinity for "popping" tarpon and redfish out
of the blue. Tips and tactics are yours at his seminar. |
 Alan
Zaremba Alan is a native Floridian who has fished Miami's
extensive canal network most of his life. He's got wild stories about
catching Peacock Bass here. He’s got even wilder tales of catching
big, big, big Peacock Bass in South America...a place he goes to more
and more often and stays longer and longer. You know a guide's good
when his clients book him over and over for the same trip! |