I recently subscribed to Bass Edge's "The Edge" podcast and listened to my first episode (Episode 252).  Outstanding.   I was not expecting alot, but they had Clark Reehm on there and his tips and insight were just fantastic.  Maybe I just got lucky with the first episode, but I'm definitely going to go back into the archives.    He spends some time talking about a recent tourney but then gives some really good (imo) advice about fishing in general and technique specific stuff.   For example they asked him kind of a deep question about spinnerbaits - techniques, what he likes to throw and he just responded that many just "overthink everything".    Keep it simple - don't worry about gold vs silver, chartreuse/white ... same with frogs.  Have a transluscent color and an opaque color.  

 

Also great tips on using your off the water time - use google earth for example.    Someone asked about tungsten vs lead and instead of giving you the technical reasons, he gave a practical reason why he mostly uses lead:  Money.    He's a guide as well as a tourney fisherman and he can't afford to drop dollar bills into the pond every time he gets hung up.   Another great honest answer. 

 

Here is the whole thing:

https://bassedge.com/podcast/the-edge-episode-252-clark-reehm/

 

I've listened to that for a few years. To be honest, it's got progressively "worse" but it's still good for a fishing podcast. if you have access to their archives, go back to the early ones /w KVD, Zona, Brauer, and others. It used to be a 1hr podcast and lots more insightful.