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Hook n' Look
Follow angler and diver Kim Stricker, and his son Danny as they get an up-close look at fish.
EP11 "Bienville Bananas"
Kim and fellow Professional Angler, Jeff Fitts, visit the lakes at Bienville Plantation. This renowned bass fishing operation is noted for trophy bass and it doesn't disappoint-even with bananas in the boat.
EP5 "I Like Jigs"
Kim and his guest Kevin Vida demonstrate the attributes of Strike King's tour gradefootball jigs and ragetail trailers. Late summer largemouth bass that position along weedlines in the featured pattern.
EP2 "Cattail Classroom"
Accompanied by his friend Mike Ebach, Kim probes the vegetated aggregation of cattail reed beds, then capitalizes on the knowledge with a new weedless hollow-bodied bait by Strike King -- the Hack Attack Pad Perch.
EP12 "Gorillas on a Chandelier"
Local guide Marcel Veenstra accompanies Kim to Indian River, Mich., for giant smallmouths; with the fall feed on, Strike King's Tour Grade Titanium Umbrella Rig pays off in a big way.
EP14 "Pig Island"
Kim probes reed islands and lily pads in search of mid-winter, Florida-strain bucketmouths; Seaguar's Flippin Braid stands up to the challenge while Strike King's 4 Rodent is the featured lure.
EP12 "Gorillas on a Chandelier"
Local guide Marcel Veenstra accompanies Kim to Indian River, Mich., for giant smallmouths; with the fall feed on, Strike King's Tour Grade Titanium Umbrella Rig pays off in a big way.
EP5 "Heroic Triumph"
Kim and Shaw pre-fish the Potomac River for an upcoming Reel American Heroes Foundation event.
EP4 "Look at that Fish!"
Seaguar Assistant Marketing Manager, Brian Evans acquires a lesson in light refraction while sight fishing the smallie-rich flats of Lake St. Clair; Kim provides some guidance from the lake bottoms while conversing with Brian topside.
