After hanging around in second place on days two and three, Kenyon worked a Carolina rig over the points to bring in his largest bag of the tournament on day four. It was more than enough for the win and now Kenyon is here to share the details.

Then Mike McLelland checks in from practicing on Clarks Hill in preparation for the coming Bassmaster Elite Pride of Georgia tour event. Mike won on Clarks Hill last year and is having a great year in 2008. He’s at the top of Toyota Tundra Angler of the Year standings with one win already under his belt. Can he defend his Clarks Hill victory? Hard to say…but he does have his Three F’s in order.

Sammie Jo Denyes, Jo Dee Lake, and Karyn Sanchez recap a difficult and disappointing WBT season opener on Lake Lewisville and share the upside of a down weekend.

Then Kelly Jordon talks about his team’s win in the recent Toyota Texas Bass Classic. Lake Fork proved to be unseasonably tough, but Jordon, along with Lance Vick, David Smith, and David Walker found a deep crankbait bite to hold onto their lead and take the victory. It’s an especially meaningful win for Jordon on his home lake, in front of his home crowd, and because the unique team structure of this event.

Paul Elias details his record-setting performance on Falcon Lake on the Bassmaster Elite Tour.

Todd Faircloth talks about his win on Amistad.

Kim Bain explains how she went from last to first in one day to win on Lewisville.

The Army Bass Anglers check in with their latest Support. Defend. Fish. endeavors.

But first we’ll hear from Bassmaster Elite rookie Clark Reehm. Clark’s talks about making the move into the major leagues of bass fishing and shares his perspective on fishing for the Bassmaster Classic and not for wins.

James Hall, editor of Bassmaster magazine, also stops by to share his 2008 forecast. We’ll get James’ thoughts on standout rookies, tough tournament stops, and the difference between good and great bass anglers.

Then we check in with Brett Hite, who just turned in a convincing win at the FLW tour stop on Lake Toho, setting a new record for margin of victory. He’ll talk about the location and lure that combined for his impressive win. Then he’ll look ahead to the FLW Western event coming up on the California Delta. Brett expects a big, prespawn bite and he’s excited to get after some California hogs.

Finally, we’ll debut a new segment on BassFeed. The BassFeed Fantasy Fishing Forecast. We’ve got two bass fishing pundits who will share their fantasy picks for both FLW Tour and Bassmaster Elite tournaments. This week it’s all about the Elites — we’ll review their Harris Chain picks and reveal their Kissimmee line ups.

Judy will share the details of her winning pattern, talks about her participation with Team Academy, and weighs the prestige of the WBT Championship against winning AOY and getting a chance to fish the Bassmaster Classic.

Then we hear from Major Cody Roberson of the United States Army. Maj. Roberson is a member of the Army Bass Anglers. He, along with seven fellow soldiers, created this unique fishing team with one mission in mind: Support. Defend. Fish.

Maj. Roberson will explain that mission in detail, including providing background on the organizations the team supports. Learn more about Maj. Roberson and the rest of the team at ArmyBassAnglers.com. Learn more about the organization they support at ReturningHeroesHome.org

Johnathan Van Dam comes to professional bass fishing with a big last name, high expectations, and the skills to live up to both. His third-place finish in the Bassmaster Southern Opens thrust him into the limelight. Now he’s here to talk about the ups and downs of being KVD’s nephew and his plan for his own stellar angling career.

Dave Wolak won a Bassmaster major as a sophomore on the Bassmaster Elite Tour. Now in his third year in the Elites, and preparing for this third Classic appearance, Dave is ready to ride his momentum, his experience, and his youth into a break-out season in 2008.

He’s here to look ahead at the 2008 trail, look back on his top 10 finish in the 2007 Capitol Clash, and share his take on the ups-and-downs of Elite life. And as a Maryland native he has some great advice on fishing tidal water that he learned growing up on the banks of the Potomac.

Keep up with Grant’s 2008 season at www.OmegaCustomTackle.com

In this episode, Tom Branch, Jr. is here to help shed some light on the who, how, and when of fishing sponsorships from the sponsor’s point of view. Tom is the pro staff manager for Fish Harder! Companies, which includes Tru-Tungsten and Picasso Lures.

In what may be the most enlightening take on sponsorship to date, Tom explains who should and shouldn’t be seeking deals, how to contact a company to express your interest, what your resume should look like, and the most important thing you can offer to a potential sponsor.