Down here in S.A in my hprovince anglers don't really fish jigs often enough. Because of my new found love of jigs it would have to be Denny Brauer. For an awesome day of laughter and fun it would be Jimmy Houston and for all out fishing experience it would definately have to be Rick Clunn. In my opinion he is the greatest that there has ever been. How do I justify this? He has simply been the most consistant angler in history...

Why KVD of course! The guy can will bass into biting.

 

He really is an outstanding teacher and I've always liked his Attitude...

i would have to pick Edwin Evers, being a fellow oklahoman, i think it would be a blast.  my second would be Ike, he just looks like he would be really fun

Mike Folkstead out in CA.  He's the worlds best finesse fisherman in the opinion of many me included.   I'd just sit down and take notes and get him a sandwich while I got totally schooled on deep-clear water fishing and the thousands of drop shot variations he has in his head.

Clay Dyer, very inspirational amazing guy.  

Aaron Martens and/or Hank Parker... 

I would have to say Dave mercer. he is just a funny guy and he is canadian! A close second would be G-Man. He would crack me up!

Justin rackley! I am a big fan of his and he seems like he'd be a lot of fun to fish with. If you don't know who Justin rackley is just search "lakeforkguy" on YouTube.

I pick Hank Parker on the lake in NH for smallies.

I would fish with Justin Rackley. He's a younger angler who seems to be a pretty cool guy. That would be one of the best days I can think of. Fishing with Justin.

Shaw Grigsby would be awesome...dude is very funny, versatile and has his priorities in order.  One of the best Florida bass fishermen on the planet.

 

Rick Clunn also... the guy is a bass guru.  Freaky smart.

 

I would learn a ton fishing with either of those two guys.

Ike or Zona they both would make the trip entertaning

Kevin Van Dam. He could bring all color varieties of KVD caffeine shad and we would catch lunkas all day.

Roland Martin on Okeechobee (Fishing that lake is on the top of my list)

KVD on Lake St. Clair (Says it all!)

Gary Klein - Attended a seminar of his years ago and learned a lot. Plus he was pretty cool.

Rick Clunn (No explanation needed)

Hank Parker - I love to throw spinner baits!

I would have to say Bill Dance...he is just way too funny to pass up the chance of fishing with him.

My list would include KVD, Aaron Martens, Mike Folsted, some of my local guys: Cliff Pirch and Josh Betrand. And for non tournament fisherman I would say Bill Murphy

I'd love to fish with Gerald Swindle.

Site members- Speedbead, Big O, JFrancho, & Glenn

I'd have to say these would be mine in order:

1. Edwin Evers

2. Shaw Grigsby

3. Alton Jones

4. KVD

Just so much to learn from those guys.

I would just like to fish with Bill Dance. Not so much to learn stuff from him but to be able to fish in his private lake and catch a bunch of the hogs that live in it!

Hotrod Johnson.... because he has style!!! Hotrod's rules of the road #11, style kicks substance' butt!!! .......

 

"you can keep your integrity, I wanna win"!!

 

 

Aaron Martens. He is the king of drop shotting and Drop shot is my go to technique when i cant get bit on anything else. And not to mention it can be used from the coldest parts of winter to the scorching heat of the summer 

Man I'm the only guy to say SKeet Reese huh? I always thought he seemed relaxed and funny. And he is a dn good fisherman

Al Lindner for sure.....I'd love to fish smallies with him, on the lake and river. I know I'd learn some things and enjoy his company.

Bill Dance.I think he is the most knowledgeable fisherman alive.

Im gonna have to go with the big guys Kevin Van Dam or Bill Dance. Bill Dance give multiple tips and helpful ways to make you a better angler.

On the other hand KVD is the best bass fisherman ever. He has lots of experience and knowledge on bass fishing. He is probably the angler with the most helpful fisherman you can chose.

Does Bill Dance count?