Fishing Business Podcast

I got a chance to talk to Trevor McKinney at the G Loomis media event at the Bassmaster Classic in Ft Worth on  the night before the tournament started.  Trevor won the 2021 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series in November of 2020 which qualified him for a berth in the 2021 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic. 

Trevor is sponsored by G Loomis and Shimano and other A+ brands such as Rapala.

McKinney talks with us about how his business relationship with Shimano began and how he also developed a relationship with Rapala as a college student. 

As a college angler, the Bassmaster Classic can be overwhelming and Trevor talks about his mindset going into the biggest fishing tournament in the world and about how to work with the cameraman who might be in the boat with him.

He also talks about how to learn from mistakes and how to make sure the time is right before you make the jump to the highest level of professional fishing.

At the 2021 Bassmaster Classic in Ft Worth, I was invited to a G Loomis event where I had the chance to sit down with Elite pro Jeff "Gussy" Gufstafson, who was fishing the biggest event in fishing but still took the time to talk.

We talked about how to keep your game face and avoid the distractions of the hype of the Classic and how to take advantage of the event from a business standpoint. 

Gussy says he's "a regular guy" but I have to disagree with that....he's an extraordinary guy. The audio is not great on this episode but the content is!

CONNECT WITH GUSSY
https://www.facebook.com/gussyoutdoors
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If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

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#bassmasterclassic #jeffgustafson #gussy #fishingpodcast

This week my friend Dena Vick joins me to talk about what to do when things go wrong.

Dena is a Public Relations executive who owns an agency called King Eider Communications and works with some of the top fishing brands in the country on their Public Relations.

We talk about quite a few things today such as:

- What to do when you've publicly made a mistake
- Why we might want to avoid talking about politics
- How to decide whether you should post something that might be considered a rant
- How to handle a situation when you've done well in a tournament but weren't using your sponsors products
- How to gain confidence with speaking to the media
- What to do if you misspeak on stage
- How to make up for not mentioning someone important in an interview
- How to handle sponsor mentions so that you're not reading a laundry list of brands

This conversation is full of really helpful, actionable advice from someone who gets paid to work with brands for this same insight.  Listen to this with an eye to the future in case you ever find yourself in a situation where things have gone wrong and you're just not sure what to do.

CONNECT WITH DENA
https://www.facebook.com/KingEiderPR
https://www.linkedin.com/company/king-eider-communications-llc/

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If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Website: https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/

CONNECT WITH ME

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#sponsorship #PR #fishingpodcast

Rick Horrow is an expert of Sports Law, and in fact he pioneered the field.  He also blazed a trail for public/private partnerships to fund development of stadiums, arenas, performing arts venues and other infrastructure. Then to top that off he developed the framework for selling naming rights to those structures.  He's done over 100 deals worth more than $20 billion in branding concepts that have enticed more than $4 billion in corporate funding to cities and development projects.

I tell you all this to say....Rick knows how to make a deal.  

Whether you are an aspiring pro angler or exploring a new job or role in the fishing industry, negotiating skills are important.  Many times I hear people express fear over the negotiating process but if you take a little time to learn the basics of negotiation you will feel more confident when it's time to come to the table to make a deal.

I met Rick 12 years ago when I was one of the producers on his television show The Sports Take. That show isn't on the air anymore but you can see Rick on CNN, ESPN, Fox and many other networks whenever there is a story about the business side of sports and the networks need an expert.  They call in the big gun - Rick Horrow.

I thought Rick would be a great person for you to hear from on 3 Negotiating Skills Everyone Can Develop.  Rick has literally written the book on Sports Business and you'll find out more about that in this episode.

CONNECT WITH RICK HORROW
https://twitter.com/RickHorrow

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1044502904

Rick's Book
The Sport Business Handbook
https://www.amazon.com/Sport-Business-Handbook-Insights-Industry/dp/1492543101/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=rick+horrow&qid=1621525128&sr=8-1

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If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Website: https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/

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#sponsorship #negotiatingskills #fishingpodcast

Gary Morgenstern is an expert on content and how to figure out what kind of content your audience wants to consume.  

He has worked in television programming for the entirety of his decades long career. I worked with him when he was  director of programming for ESPN Outdoors and his current role is Senior Vice President of Programming for SportsNet New York.

In many ways our social media is like our own personal TV network. We make decisions every time we create content & those decisions are not unlike what TV network programming executives decide in their roles. Whether you are an aspiring pro angler, a brand or manufacturer or just an individual who cares about your reputation, you decide what content you share and how you express your (brand) voice. 

So I thought it would be beneficial for all of us to hear how a highly successful television network programming executive made decisions about what content to program. With the cost of television airtime in the figures with many, many zeros, there is a lot at stake for them.  They have to be extremely smart and well prepared to make those choices. 

Listen to this conversation as if you were the programming director of your own personal channel because you know what?  You are!

We can all learn a lot from Gary Morgenstern and we're lucky he's so generous in sharing his insight. 

Subscribe to my channel here

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If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Find me on social media.

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#fishingsponsors #fishingpodcast #fishingbusiness #bassfishing #largemouthbass #smallmouthbass #tournamentfishing

Quick tip on how you can catch the attention of potential sponsors.

Renaissance Man is a term used to describe someone who is good at many things, and defines the notion that humans should embrace all knowledge and develop themselves as fully as possible. A Renaissance Man is usually multi-talented, well-rounded, self-taught, and a gentleman.

Ty Southerland is a modern Renaissance man.

He’s a successful visual artist, a working musical artist and a singular talent when it comes fishing. His Youtube channel “Thirty Miles Out” has 50,000 subscribers and his videos get literally 300,000 views.

Ty has a mindset of abundance and that’s one of our main topics we dive into today. This cat is not like everybody else, y’all.  He’s very unique and has a fresh point of view on so many things we all spend time thinking about.

Having a mindset of abundance means you focus on what you have and not what you don’t have.  The opposite is having a mindset of scarcity and honestly there is a lot of scarcity mindset in fishing and in the world.

A mindset of abundance also leads you to being generous and gracious. Generous is one description of Ty Southerland that came up whenever I talked to anyone who knew him. He’s generous with his knowledge, he shares his locations, he tells people his fishing techniques….he’s just generous.  He believes there is ore than enough for everyone.

And I agree with him.

CONNECT WITH TY
https://30milesout.com/

https://www.youtube.com/c/30milesOut/

https://www.instagram.com/30milesoutyaktv/

https://www.facebook.com/30milesOUT

Mentioned in this episode

The Lawless Tide
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqD-eS-qRKsGi9LfT-4jiJA

David Goggins
https://davidgoggins.com/

Tony Robbins
https://www.tonyrobbins.com/

Joel Olsteen
https://www.joelosteen.com/

Dave Ittner from Yamaha Marine gives us advice on how to be better on stage.

I bet we all like to think we have a good plan laid out for the next 10, 20, or even 30 years or more.  But sometimes things change.  Happy, successful people know how to adjust their sails and ride the tide of changes.

Our guest today is one of those people.  Sean Lawless is a career firefighter in Tulsa, OK who was living in this dream home with his wife after having successfully raised their kids.  They both thought they would spend their next years working in Tulsa and then retire there.

But a trip to Florida changed all that. Sean and his wife realized they wouldn't really be truly happy unless they lied by the coast.  Sean fell in love with fishing and started thinking about how he could earn income in retirement and still spend time on the water.

What happened the next 5 years is a story that might inspire you. Sean figured out how to start a Youtube channel on saltwater fishing while living in the heartland in landlocked Oklahoma.  The Lawless Tide has led him to many new friendships and opportunities.  So much so that he is now planning to start a guide business in the Florida panhandle.

In fact by the time you listen to this, he may already be there.

This is a good story of American ingenuity, grit and determination. Just my kind of tale.

If you enjoy this episode, find Sean at the links below.

Lawless Tide
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqD-eS-qRKsGi9LfT-4jiJA

Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/the_lawless_tide/

Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/thelawlesstide

Podcasts mentioned in this episode:
Yakin with Jack
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF8GFA5Fk1jB9Lr_g06oVNg

Bearded Brad
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGuFaR1ILxnRXxzkPRv6KdA

Thonny
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEKOuPnpSWc6_RlZ2dwi6Aw

Thirty Miles Out
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7r0G7BAZrsmkZGEuUGDzSA

Subscribe to my channel here

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If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Website: https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/

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#fishingsponsors #fishingpodcast #fishingbusiness #bassfishing #largemouthbass #smallmouthbass #tournamentfishing

Quick tip on working with people in the media and public relations with Dena Vick from King Eider Media.  Dena gives us insight into what people do that make her remember them and make her want to work with them again.  

It feels like  Fishing Entrepreneur Month  here on the Fishing Business Podcast.  Last week we talked about bringing a new product to market and focused on the patent process and marketing.  This week we meet Resee & Blake Phillips who started what is commonly called a Mom & Pop business in the garage of their south Alabama home.

The company is called Eye Hole Jig and the product is a jig that holds scent niblets in the jig head.  The couple are avid crappie anglers and the product has taken off in that sector but they have big goals for moving into developing tackle for other species as well.

It won't take you long to realize that Resee & Blake are just good folks - the kind of people you want to root for and who you want to see succeed.  They are on the right track and working hard to reach their goals.

I think listening to them will inspire you to keep reaching for your goals and to keep trying new things.  After all, you never know when your little idea might spark into a new business that changes your life.

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https://www.facebook.com/eyeholejig
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#crappiefishing #eyeholejig #momandpopbusiness #fishingtackle #crappiejigs
#fishingpodcast  #trainyourmind #bepositive #fishingbusiness #fishingsponsor #fishingsponsorship #fishingpodcast #bassfishing #bassfishingprostaff #prostaff 

Have you ever thought you had a fantastic idea for a new product in the fishing, hunting or outdoors world.....or anywhere else for that matter?

Today's guest had a great idea and he did more than think about it.  He patented it, figured out how to manufacture it, and brought it to market.

Jack Rutledge of Chill-N-Reel shares his story of the journey from concept to retail and it's a fascinating tale.

If you've ever thought you would like to try to create a new product, or even if you're just interested in how in the world other people do it, this is a compelling conversation with a guy who has done it.  And he is sharing all the nitty gritty details including the good, the bad, and the inspiring!

Quick tip from my friend Kolo - Jeff Kolodzinski who is Brand Manager at Johnson Outdoors over the Humminbird, Minnkota and Cannon brands on what to do if you want a job or sponsorship in the outdoors and you don't have anyone to network through. 

Shooting video from a boat is not as easy as you might think.  Jake Latendresse is a creator and videographer who shoots for the Bassmaster Elite Series as well as many other outdoor productions.  He gives us a quick tip today about how to get better at shooting from a boat. 

Shooting photos and video in the fishing space can be intimidating.  You’ve got so much to work with…how do you separate yourself from all the hundreds of anglers out there taking pictures and video of themselves and others and filling our social channels with incredible content?

Jake Latendresse is a prolific creator who has traveled the world shooting photos and video. He’s also a seasoned cameraman on the Bassmaster Elite Series and has spent ten years around the very best in the business both in front of and behind the camera.

Today Jake is getting tactical baout how to get better at shooting photos and video in the fishing world.  He starts by talking about what branding is and how how you can brand yourself through your content and especially video.

Then he takes us through his process as a photographer and videographer to capture the right moments that help you tell your story or anyone else’s story.

We also talk about some anglers that are doing content really really well and what we can learn from them.  

 If you or someone around you wants to get better at storytelling through imagery, this podcast is for you!

FIND JAKE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
https://www.instagram.com/jake_latendresse/

https://www.facebook.com/TownPump.Jake

Watch the Auburn University Bass Fishing Team's THE RECLAMATION SERIES
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2UmVETeneg

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If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Website: https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/

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#fishingsponsors #fishingpodcast #fishingbusiness #bassfishing #largemouthbass #smallmouthbass #tournamentfishing

Jake Latendresse is one of the most gifted storytellers I know, and he tells his best stories visually.  Jake runs a multimedia company called Latendresse Media Collective that produces extremely compelling outdoors content.  He's also a videographer for the Bassmaster Elite Series television show.

These days we all seem to find ourselves on video at one point or another, either through engaging with friends and followers on social media to build audiences or on television or YouTube.  Some of us are comfortable in front of the camera and some of us have room to grow our talents there.

Who better to take advice from on how to get better on camera than a man who has spent the last ten years shooting video of professional anglers, TV show stars, and every other kind of video content?

Jake shares very practical advice on how to be good on camera and his depth of understanding of storytelling allows him to frame this advice up in a way that will stay with you.

As Jake says on his company website - "Our fundamental ethos is: we do it for the story; because we know, everyone has a story."

CONNECT WITH JAKE LATENDRESSE
https://www.instagram.com/jake_latendresse/

https://www.facebook.com/TownPump.Jake

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBo0kI5axQhtESC183FHmoQ

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If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Website: https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/

Find me on social media.
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#fishingsponsors # fishingpodcast #fishingbusiness #bassfishing #largemouthbass #smallmouthbass #tournamentfishing

Hoo boy!  This one's going to be a real treat for y'all. 

My guest today might surprise you.  Rodney Clawson is a Nashville Songwriter and if you aren’t familiar with his name, I bet you are familiar with his songs.  He's written some of the great songs we all know every word to BY HEART.

And heart comes into this conversation alot.

Rodney wrote songs like Drunk on You by Luke Bryan and Take a Little Ride by Jason Aldean.  He wrote “Where I Come From” recorded by Montgomery Gentry and “Get Your Shine On” by Florida Georgia Line.  

In 2012, Rodney had THREE #1 SONGS on country radio, with Blake Shelton’s “Drink On It”, Luke Bryan’s “Drunk On You” and Jason Aldean’s “Take A Little Ride”. THREE NUMBER ONE SONGS!  

He co-wrote the groundbreaking Kenny Chesney & Tim McGraw duet, “Feel Like A Rockstar”, which won the 2012 CMA Vocal Event of the Year. 

He's had a song named Country Song of the Year and has been named Nashville Songwriters Association International’s  Songwriter of the Year and BMI Songwriter of the Year.

 Rodney has had TWENTY SIX number ones in his career so far.

 That's just super, over the top, hugely succcessful in an industry in which it is extremely hard to succeed.

 Now here’s where it gets good for us.  Rodney's a really good fisherman and he’s tournament fished a good bit. So  he gets us over here in the fishing world.  He gets what it takes to be successful in a field where it seems like you could shoot to the top if you only got the right opportunity.

But it’s like Thomas Edison said…” Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.”

Rodney understands how to work hard and how to never give up on himself.  I want you to work hard and never give up on yourself.  So listen to this one with an open heart.  I bet you'll be inspired.

Keith Daffron, President of Vexus Boats talks about the one elusive thing that can't be taught to a new hire.....work ethic.  If you want a career in the outdoors industry, a strong work ethic will serve you well.  Listen to this to find out why.

😀PLEASE LIKE, SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE THIS CONTENT.  😀

f you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

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Find me on social media.

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Courtney Nicolson from the Outdoor Channel is the guest this week on the Fishing Business Podcast. Courtney works for the Outdoor Sportsman Group which is a media group that owns the Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, and World Fishing Network which are all television networks.  They also own In Fisherman and Saltwater Sportsman as well as a slew of hunting titles like North American Whitetail, Gun Dog, Petersen’s Hunting  and Guns & Ammo magazines as well as many others.

 Courtney is a creator and she creates in the outdoor space.  If you are an outdoor content creator there aren’t many places you’d rather be than where she sits every day. 

We talk to Courtney today about writing and creating and how to get your start in the outdoor business. You know how I always say we’re all in sales in one way or another? Well, we’re also all writers in one way or another – whether we are writing feature length stories for Garden and Gun Magazine or we’re writing the captions for our social media videos, we’re all writers.

So how does a city slicker who went to school at an art & design college in New York City become a creator at the biggest media group in the world creating content about the outdoors?

That’s how we start our visit with Courtney this week. Courtney shares her story about how she got the shot at working in outdoor television – a field where there aren’t a lot of jobs available. Her story is just very interesting… she’s been a video editor, a writer, and a social media manager for the network. She knows how to tell a story and she’s generous in sharing her knowledge including some very tactical advice on how to get a job in an outdoor field.

Follow Courtney here:

https://www.instagram.com/courtneywithfreckles/

Organizations mentioned in this episode:

 Sisterhood of the Outdoors
https://www.sisterhoodoutdoors.com/

Hunting Divas
https://huntingdivas.com/

Meat Eater Podcast
https://www.themeateater.com/listen/meateater

Three Gun Show podcast
https://3gunshow.com/listen-now/

Subscribe to my channel here

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ8kGwfaUSdjND1act7kZjA?

If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at 

https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Website: https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/

Itunes:   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fishing-business-podcast/id1507041192

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#fishingsponsors # fishingpodcast #fishingbusiness #bassfishing #largemouthbass #smallmouthbass #tournamentfishing

Shimano makes some of the finest fishing gear on the planet and has a reputation for excellent engineering, scrupulous innovation and uncompromising performance.  In other words, this is a brand known for excellence.

This week Dave Pfeiffer, President of Shimano North America Fishing, talks at length about why aspiring to excellence is so important if you want a career in the outdoors.  Whether you are looking for a job at a fishing brand, or you're passionate about becoming a pro angler, or you want to be the next YouTube star, you will find that those who are excellent at what they do rise to the top.

I hope you're inspired by this conversation and that it sparks you to keep working hard to get better and better at what you do so you can achieve excellence as well.

Follow Shimano here:
https://www.facebook.com/FishShimanoNorthAmerica
https://www.instagram.com/fish_shimano_north_america/

Subscribe to my channel here
https://www.youtube.com/angiethompson?sub_confirmation=1

If you're starting out, don't forget how important it is to build you brand.  I can help you get started.

Download my free resource "Developing Your Personal Brand" at https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/brandworkbook

Website: https://www.fishingbusinessschool.com/

Find me on social media.

Itunes:        https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fishing-business-podcast/id1507041192

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#fishingsponsors # fishingpodcast #fishingbusiness #bassfishing #largemouthbass #smallmouthbass #tournamentfishing