Off Shore Tackle Podcast

We head to Lake Erie this time on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast to fish for big walleye after dark with Darryl Wood.

Darryl is a former tournament angler and a master custom crankbait painter who specializes in trolling after dark.

He has great advice on how to set up Off Shore OR 12 boards and tattle flags, the best baits for night time fish, cold water trolling speeds and much more.

Darryl also talks about the safety aspects of late fall fishing at night and describes why this could be your best chance at a double digit fish.

Giant catfish are the topic this month on the Off Shore Tackle Podcast.

Alex Nagy is a hard core cat man and owner of the Twisted Cat Outdoors tournament circuit.

Alex describes how he made the transition from recreational boater to catfish angler...and why those big fish are so addicting.

He also talks about old stereotypes of catfishermen and how tournaments are helping to change those perceptions.

Nagy goes on to describe the structure of those Twisted Cat events, trolling for catfish and the use of walleye tactics for cats.

Alex explains his set up, including Off Shore SST Pro Mag boards, and how a big fish can take even those big boards underwater in a heartbeat.

We're talking with the man at the helm of Off Shore Tackle....Nick DeShano.

Nick talks about the effects of the covid pandemic on the company and how they're working hard to keep up with demand for their products.

He also describes the early days of Off Shore and how the company has grown over the years.

Nick also points out the importance of working with quality people why his company has a reputation as the "Leaders in Trolling Technology".

We're talking with the man behind the "Troller's Bible" and Precision Trolling app this time on the Off Shore Podcast.

Mark Romanack of Fishing 411 has been an Off Shore Pro Staffer almost since the beginning of the company and he's been intimately involved in product development and testing.

Mark talks about the finer points of trolling...including lead length, lure depth and speed.

The veteran angler also discusses the "50 Plus Two" method of depth control, the importance of calibrating trolling reels and whether rattles can make a difference in your catch rate.

It's a very interesting conversation this month with one of the best trollers on the water.

We're talking with Pro Staffer Craig Sleeman this time on the Off Shore Podcast. Craig tells the story of how he made the NWT Championship on Lake Huron and what that experience was like.

Sleeman describes how he made it to the top ten and eventually finished fourth in the tourney.

The New York native says Lake Huron offered some challenges including wind, waves and crystal clear water.

Craig talks about his strategy for fishing new water and why electronics play a big role in that process.

He then talks about his partnership with Off Shore and why that national walleye championship was a "dream come true".