Facts of Fishing

Dave is joined by fishing bad boy and Bassmaster Classic champion, Mike Iaconelli, in what turns out to be an absolute dela-WAR on the Delaware.

This week Dave faces the terrors of transition bass. They're not deep, they're not shallow but they gotta be somewhere.

Dave is picking up good vibrations. His spinnerbait is giving him excitations.

It's round 1 of the Caj-Back-Nuck Fishtivel. Dave and guest Dennis Tietje only have three hours, a handful of rhythm wave swimbaits but its all good, because they just happen to be on one of the best fisheries on the planet; Grosse Savanne in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

It's round 2 of the Caj-Back-Nuck Fishtivel. This time Dave hits the water with Bassmaster photographer, James Overstreet. As the sun goes down on Grosse Savanne, it turns into a sunfish slurp-fest.

This time on Facts of Fishing Dave breaks down a body of water, during the dog days of summer.

Dave heads to Michigan and well, who cares about Dave?! KVD is on the show! That's right - Kevin VanDam joins us officially making it the 10th Anniversary Facts of Fishing Spectacular.

Dave is joined by Lake Erie Super-stick Simon 'The Iceman' Frost. It's the day before American Thanksgiving, so these two head to the New York side of Erie in an episode we like to call Gobble, Gobble Fishes.

The water is muddy, 10 degrees cooler than it was two days ago and the fishing sucks. It's officially the Terror of Turnover. A smart angler would stay home but not Dave.

Step right up! Step right up! Welcome to Dave's carnival of craziness! Are you ready for mud-flyin', beaver-dam-jumpin', stump-bumpin', all in the quest to get back to some bass that have not seen a lure in a very long time.

This time on Facts of Fishing Dave breaks down a new body of water.

Do big baits really catch big fish? Dave tests that theory in what turns out to be a swimbait slaughter-fest.