Two folks that have always been more than Interesting. General's Chuck Yeager and Norman Schwarzkopf.(rip) 

KVD or Rick Clunn. They have both been very successful for a long time, and I'm sure I could learn a ton.

From Bass Resource: Sonny Nitrofreak Green. We'd be laughing so hard we'd look like drunks with no alcohol on board!

 

From my family: My dad. He doesn't fish and he's 75 years old, I would love to try and spend that time with him.

 

From a pro: I would have to say Jimmy Houston.

^{I'd like to reunite the Scounga Club south of the border.}

 

^A-Jay

 

 

Jimmy Houston and have him tell Hank Parker stories all day long.

I used to want to fish with Shaw Grigsby. Now it's Jimmy Houston.

Al Lindner on any lake he wants. I've met him a couple of times and know I'd enjoy a day with him smallie fishing.

Yes sir AL Linder sure can put them in the boat, no matter what species it is that for sure.   

Gerald "G-Man" Swindle because he cracks me up

I don´t need to fish with any Pro, nor want to, aside from familiy members ( and my "I don´t know how many times compadre" counts as family ) the list is: I wish I could fish with RoadWarrior, GMan ( don´t matter he changed his nick to Siebert Outdorrs, he´ll always be The GMan for me ), Glenn, Catt and WRB ( those two would have to be together so we all three can disagree on practically anything and everything ).

As long as I can bring Roger

& Sam

& Dwight Hottle

& Long Mike

& A-Jay

& Slonezp

& man it's getting crowded around here

As long as I can bring Roger

& Sam

& Dwight Hottle

& Long Mike

& A-Jay

& Slonezp

& man it's getting crowded around here

 

Catt, we're gonna need a bigger boat . . .  .

 

A-Jay

As long as I can bring Roger

& Sam

& Dwight Hottle

& Long Mike

& A-Jay

& Slonezp

& man it's getting crowded around here

I know, we can rent one of those Tracker barges.

Al Lindner fishing smallies on the big river.

I'm fishing the Amazon with Jeremy Wade, river monsters here I come. Might have to borrow some gear though.

Raul, that' s just the short list!

Another vote for Al Lindner.

My first choice would be my best friend, and former principal Tom Shaw.  I fished with Tom for 30 years, almost every weekend.  Tom had a sudden heart attack that took his life April 11 of last year.  No one was exspecting thiis and he showed no signs of having a problem.   It has left his family and I with a hole in our hearts that will always be there.   I would give almost anything for just one more trip.

 

As far as a trip with a Pro.  I would pick Bill Dance!  He has a respect for people he fishes with, and just an all around good guy.  I don't know anyone that does not like Bill.

G Man and Snoop Dogg.  

Me ~ I don't want to end up in his next video "How NOT to Fish" 

 

A-Jay

 

I thought about that after I posted. No video cameras would be a rule for sure.

I know you said 'living' people, but since we're in the realm of fantasy, I'd have to say my grandfather on my mother's side. He died before I was really grown enough to take fishing. Mom says that I inherited this 'sickness' from him. 

 

The relatives have said that he'd go out from dawn to dusk fishing. Sometimes he'd go out for days. 

 

I know that we'd have gotten along great. 

 

Bill Dance for me,and he can pick the lake.But really I love fishing with my son and my grandson.Nothing better than seeing the smile on an eight yr old kid,while he's fighting a nice bass.

I totally agree fishing with family is a great thing. Wish i would have had the chance to fish with my grandad, he left this world to soon. . As long as you are a good person, everyone is welcome on my boat.    Another lake i would like to fish is Ray Scotts Trophy Bass Retreat.

Al Lindner for sure, anywhere and anytime he wanted to go. There may be some better bass guys out there but as far as multi-species-pick a lake and fish out of the hat, hands down. 

Denny Brauer, on a lake with a lot of docks

Clay Dyer