KVD, Denny Brauer, Larry Nixon.

I'd fish with the best fishermen I know...Fishing Rhino, DinKy, and Tate....hands down..any day. 

This past year I got into top water in a big way.. I'd have to say Dean Rojas. 

Runner up would be Mike Iaconelli. Humble beginnings. Quite a success story. 

Ish Monroe. Throwing Frogs all day.. on The Delta or Okeechobee

Brent Ehrler, Denny Brauer, KVD

Tommy Biffle. I'd love to get some one on one time with him. Hopefully resulting in him giving me a few pointers on flippin some jigs. 

Matt Allen on the Delta or Clearlake.

Larry Dahlberg fishing for Musky

Charlie Moore (strictly for entertainment)

 

Bill Dance on a premier private lake.

Jerry McKinnis fishing Minnesota’s Boundary Waters for smallmouth.

 

Mark did not do anything personally at the Detroit show:  I certainly would not mind meeting him or at the very least hearing him give a talk on local bass fishing.  I was just being whiny about how hard it is to actually see him in person.  Having him in on Thursday, and for only one time slot: it bummed me out a bit.  The Toledo Bass Pro did the same thing a few years back: he was only in for just one time slot and it was not very easy for most guys to make.  They don't bring anyone in now at that store:  they just make the guys in the department do the talks.  

id probably go with Westbred Diamond just from watching his "On the River" YouTube videos.

Hank Parker for sure. It seems like he would be a lot of fund to spend the day with.

The Dalai Lama, if he agrees.

On 2/3/2016 at 0:23 AM, Catt said:

Mid-summer night, deep water structure, full moon on the horizon, gentle southern breeze, Hoot Owl in the distance, the solid thump on a jug!

Yea I could do that!

Fixed it for you.

 

1 hour ago, herbu said:

The solid thump on a jug

Ya drink and fish do ya?

Here is my list:

1. Mark Zona - Heck of a personality

2. Aaron Martens - smart dude, may end up hating him by the end of the day

3. Ned Yost - 2015 WS Champs!

For me it would be my father whom I cannot fish with anymore. But there are days I swear hes watching me.

Jordan Laumbattus,  uses nothing but a white spinnerbait, double willow and slays 'em everytime.  Pitches, flips, cranks,.. he does it all with one lure!  Seems like a cheap way to load up the tackle box.

Marty Zoffinger!

If you haven't heard of him (probably not many here have, but gaining a bit of popularity on YouTube) he is worth checking out! He is an everyday guy who loves kayak fishing in realistic settings, which is why I'd choose him. 

KVD would be my choice because he is a smallmouth master.

I'd like to change my answer...................I would fish with Ike..............when he's not looking, or expecting it, I would push him in the water, sit back and watch the hilarity ensue.

On 2/13/2016 at 8:22 AM, ww2farmer said:

I'd like to change my answer...................I would fish with Ike..............when he's not looking, or expecting it, I would push him in the water, sit back and watch the hilarity ensue.

Perfect ~ Please get video and if at all possible, please ensure that he's still wearing his favorite hat & glasses when he goes in . .

A-Jay

 

 

1 hour ago, ww2farmer said:

I'd like to change my answer...................I would fish with Ike..............when he's not looking, or expecting it, I would push him in the water, sit back and watch the hilarity ensue.

I like the way you think .

Scott Martin...But I always have a blast with my dad and buddies but flipping out with Scott would be awesome

One of my customers is his mother in law

Gerald swindle because he is from my neck of the woods, a great teacher, and is an entertainer. 

Second choice would be with iaconelli because he has always been a role model for me and my fishing. His motto "never give up" is something I say to myself while grinding it out in a tough tournaments. He is a hell of a fisherman, a good teacher and entertainer. Only reason he is my second choice is because he fishes a lot of smaller, finesse stuff and that is not my cup of tea.