Theres so many great episodes, ive watched all them online, but a favorite is is when mikes fishing at central park and lands that chunky bass under the tree, good times

I did a show with Mike. It was fun though a bit stressful. He actually caught some fish!! LOL

Lunkerville is awesome and am totally looking forward to the return in Jan. I will admit my total bias because the show often travels north from NYC through and to the areas I grew up fishing..... which is a wonderful place to bass fish.

I have a question.... I do not watch online as I felt watching the show (and DVR-ing it) on NBC sports would help keep it on the air. If i watch online, well that would seem to not do much to help keep it going. Am I wrong here?

Keep up the great work.

I learned something I did not know that A. you could fish in central park and B. that there are large fish in central park to catch, love to learn great show and keep up the work.

Lunkerville is awesome and am totally looking forward to the return in Jan. I will admit my total bias because the show often travels north from NYC through and to the areas I grew up fishing..... which is a wonderful place to bass fish.

I have a question.... I do not watch online as I felt watching the show (and DVR-ing it) on NBC sports would help keep it on the air. If i watch online, well that would seem to not do much to help keep it going. Am I wrong here?

Keep up the great work.

We keep the shows online (older seasons only now) so that people can watch the show. It doesn't affect whether it's on the air or not. Our distribution deals are different with each network. Though, WFN does have an exclusive to air new shows first.

Thanks Mike!

I now watch this show every night before bed (muCh to the dismay of my wife who has to try and sleep during it)Great show Mike!

Im gonna be honest I find the show kinda slow and boring. but not terrible i do watch it from time to time

love this show hes done many shows about 10 mins from my house.. in catskill creek is a great spot for small mouth havnt fished it much but the area i live in has many tournaments here that launch right down the road.. i would love to go fishing with him though some time show him to some of my honey holes. right around catskill.. the episode in woodstock is very close. just good to know my area has a few pros fishing around my area.. anybody know how i could try to get a day on the water with a pro?.. i mean some of the guys are within a 20 min drive others closer

Most of the guys on the show aren't pros - just regular guys like you and me. Many are members on the Lunkerville forums, and just about all of them are easily approachable, and willing to to share an open seat. I made long time friends in Burney Haney and Mike Cusano. Seemed like Burney and I were the only guys fishing for steelhead through the winter. We ended up meeting at the Salmon River for Mike's first time trout fishing, and have been friends ever since.

Mike "getting his feet wet" for the first time:

Burney and my buddy Kase:

one i remember is Mike delvisco, and 1 or 2 more that had one on there.. and yeah thats why i like the show not getting all this fancy stuff in your head prety much basic rigs that we all use and its nice to see some things that you wouldnt see on tv show full of info. even tho i like those to.. im only 20 and have been fishing for about 10 years.. so id like to try and get on a boat with someone like a few of the local pros hes had on the show.. or anybody with an open spot on there boat.. because theres no room in our local club for a non-boater. nice still fish ^^^ ive heard its a blast up there