Bass Anglers Network Radio Program

Randy Dearman and Charlie Ingram were guests on May 22 show, shared many tips
The angler many credit with starting the braided line craze when he won a tournament on Sam Rayburn several years ago was the first guest on the Bass Angler's Network program May 22. He discussed summer fishing patterns, line selection and other topics.

Charlie Ingram was the guest during the second hour. He continued a discussion on braided line in addition to rod selection, split shotting and other topics.

After an open forum during the first hour of the April 24 program, Texas bass pro Jay Yelas was the guest during the second hour of The Bass Anglers' network. One of the callers was Shawn from Wichita. He asked Yelas about types of reels because he had the experience of one type of reel catching walleye while his wasn't. When he switched reels, he started catching fish. Yelas suggested it was not really the reel, but the retrieve speed of the reel.

The second hour guest on April 17 was Chad Brauer following an open forum first hour. Brauer generated quite a number of callers from around the country. Kansas callers included David from Andover and Jim Zeiner, Kansas Angler publisher. Jim and his wife Debbie own Zeiner's Angler Supply in Wichita.

Filling in for a guest that couldn't make it, Oklahoma tournament angler Clayton Douglas appeared during the first hour of the Bass Angler's Network Saturday, March 27. Topics discussed included fishing the Zara Spook, line, and types of rods and reels to use for "walkin' the dog." Part of the rod discussion focused on a trend back to pistol grip rods for applications needing more control.

Tom Mann Jr. was the second guest. Many credit him with perfecting the carolina rig. Mann placed second in the last FLW Tour event. Mann discussed fishing slow finesse fishing during this time of the year with coldwater fishing.

Guests on March 20 were Red Man All American Champion Qualifier Slade Dearman and ten time qualifier for the BassMaster Classic and three time top 100 champion Ron Shuffield.

The show on the week before got on the discussion of two stroke engines with most if not all the calls coming from the Kansas area.

Gene Mobley, a federation angler that worked his way up through the ranks, was also a guest during the first hour of the program.

Guy Eaker was guest for the first hour on Feb. 27 and Neil Hart of Triton boats was on the second hour. The guest for the first hour on Feb. 20 was Rich Lillegard. The second hour guest was the founder and brains behind the FLW circut Erwin Jacobs, the man who says he will see million dollar tournaments become reality.

Saturday, Feb. 13 they talked to Joel Richardson who won the first FLW tournament in Clewiston. The second guest was Tommy Martin, long time B.A.S.S. angler who won the classic in 1974.

If you are close enough to get the signal from KNSS out of Wichita, get up early Saturday mornings and listen to the Bass Anglers Network from 5:00 until 7:00 sponsored by Zeiner's Angler Supply. If you can't get the signal, go to www.ksdo.com and listen to the show over your computer. It has a talk show format and you can call in. They offer prizes every once in a while for people that call in. An Andover, Kansas angler won a prize on the show Saturday, Feb. 20.

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