I was thinking the other day that almost every episode this season was about walleyes. I understand there was some that weren’t, but does anyone else want to see more species throughout the season? Im not trying to be negative and go against what they did this season, I was just curious.
Nope, I don’t care what species. I just want open water. I’m not a ice guy.
I was thinking the other day that almost every episode this season was about walleyes. I understand there was some that weren’t, but does anyone else want to see more species throughout the season? Im not trying to be negative and go against what they did this season, I was just curious.
Because really other than a pike or bass that is all freshwater has to offer.
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>YoungGunz2 wrote:</div>
I was thinking the other day that almost every episode this season was about walleyes. I understand there was some that weren’t, but does anyone else want to see more species throughout the season? Im not trying to be negative and go against what they did this season, I was just curious.Because really other than a pike or bass that is all freshwater has to offer.
And Wade has already mastered fresh water… It’s so boring.
Walleye, perch, sauger, sturgeon, salmon, gar and crappies didn’t skip too many. Nice well rounded fishing show. Great job
Did I miss the gar episode? Never saw that on TV
http://www.in-depthoutdoors.com/videos/trinity-river-texas-alligator-gar/
Ahh ok. So it wasn’t a broadcast episode.
In Depth Outdoors used to be way more about walleye than it is now. James and crew have really expanded. They make a great show but let’s be honest, walleye are still the most desirable species up here.
James can fish for all the species he wants, as long as its Walleye 
And besides, if they had a show on cat fishing, I think I would get quickly bored of just bla, bla, bla! 
Oh wait I think I got a bite! 
Ah – nope. 
The history of IDO goes back to the river and James… which equals Walleye. Give him credit for doing what he knows and loves and not going after the Hot Bite… people tune in to see how to catch them un-cooperating walleyes, anybody can catch them when they are biting… 
They do a good job of mixing it up, but let’s face it, Walleye are where it is at. Do you want to see 4,000 casts and maybe a follow by a musky in an entire episode ? 
I was thinking the other day that almost every episode this season was about walleyes. I understand there was some that weren’t, but does anyone else want to see more species throughout the season? Im not trying to be negative and go against what they did this season, I was just curious.
This isn’t really what happened this year. If all I had to do were walleye shows my life would be much easier. Instead, we go to incredible lengths to make sure our coverage is very balanced even though we’re smack-dab in the middle of walleye country…
Here’s the species we covered, week by week:
Walleye
Crappie / Bluegill
Walleye
Bluegill
Walleye
Bluegill
Crappie
Walleye
Walleye
Perch
Northern Pike
Crappie
Walleye
Walleye
Salmon
Walleye
Walleye
Walleye
Walleye
Sturgeon
Alligator Gar
Walleye
Walleye
Smallmouth Bass
Walleye
13 walleye shows. 12 non-walleye shows. Our plan is to continue to diversify, add new species whenever possible, and fish as many new bodies of water as we can each season.
Still waiting on a Tarpon, Redfish, heck any inshore fish 
I for one Would love to see a Mille Lacs Muskie episode!
You can definitely count on a muskie episode or two for next season. Ben and Pat will mutiny if we don’t.
I think it’s a great mix of species to keep a number of people happy, and also hits walleye enough to keep walleye guys happy. It truly is the best fishing show out there.
I think it’s a great mix of species to keep a number of people happy, and also hits walleye enough to keep walleye guys happy. It truly is the best fishing show out there.
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You can definitely count on a muskie episode or two for next season. Ben and Pat will mutiny if we don’t.
Check-Mate!
I knew that cats were on the bottom of the food chain.
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>wildfan wrote:</div>
I for one Would love to see a Mille Lacs Muskie episode!You can definitely count on a muskie episode or two for next season. Ben and Pat will mutiny if we don’t.
Thanks James!
Still waiting on a Tarpon, Redfish, heck any inshore fish
Now your talking.
I personally like the variety and think that sets it apart from other shows. Not just species but locations – Minnesota, Wisconsin, Dakotas, Ontario, Idaho, etc. I’m admittedly not a walleye or ice fishing guy, but looking at the list above there is still plenty to watch ~
I’m a bit surprised there hasn’t been a catfishing show with BK.
Seriously.
Please keep the Midwest focus. Tarpon, redfish, really? But the very best feature is the honest attempt to try film the show the week before it is aired.
I’m a bit surprised there hasn’t been a catfishing show with BK.
Seriously.
Who says we haven’t tried?
Please keep the Midwest focus. Tarpon, redfish, really? But the very best feature is the honest attempt to try film the show the week before it is aired.
I don’t see saltwater shows in our future.
James, I really appreciate the current up to date timing of your shows, plus the honesty of baits you use. It is really the only fishing show I watch religiously! Please stay with the mid west fishing and like you always say, there is nothing I’d rather catch than big walleye so! Great job!
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Duke M wrote:</div>
Please keep the Midwest focus. Tarpon, redfish, really? But the very best feature is the honest attempt to try film the show the week before it is aired.I don’t see saltwater shows in our future.
That’d suck.
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