Seth Feider

We have the river rats on today.

Our river rat panel, we have Mr. Seth Feider, Chris Groh, and Keith Poche talking about their experiences river ratting, getting back up in the creeks, rivers, things like that.

Places that normally not a lot of people go.

Kinda the opposite of fishing out on a main lake.

Uh, obviously, it's better for us anglers to be in the know, especially on the conservation side of things, because, uh, as much as some, some of our states, our state agencies might be frustrating, uh, many of them do want angler input, and then your angler input really does help make their jobs easier.

But that's it for some Business from the Bass Boat.

And so, without further ado, let's get into our river ratting show with Seth Feider, Chris Groh, and Keith Poche.

All right, Mr. Seth Feider, welcome back to the show, man.

On next Wednesday, we have a River Rat panel coming out for you guys.

We have Keith Poche, Seth Feider, and Chris Groh.

So that'll be launching next week as well as Monday's episode.

We do not have a Searcy Western for you, but we have another Searcy.

Uh, I definitely focused on milfoil, largemouth fish, and he just did it way better than me.

You know what? Growing up, being Seth Feider's running mate for all those years, he's probably a better milfoil grass fisherman than me, and I'm, I'm willing to admit that John Figgy is probably a better grass fisherman than me.

And then obviously, uh, Harrison won the tournament, did the smallmouth game better than everybody else.

Uh, I don't have any Figgy pudding.

Chris Johnston was second, his second top 10 in the last three events, and he's up as well.

And in the lead-off role, third place finisher Seth Feider will join us.

So sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and enjoy this week's edition of Phoenix Boats Bassmaster Radio on the Bassmaster Radio Network.

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Now, as we kick off our top three, uh, in this, uh, tournament, coming off of, uh, the Spro Bassmaster Elite at, uh, Lake Champlain, we're gonna start things off with Seth Feider.

He really seems to like these bodies of water, and especially if you give him a Lake Champlain without forward-facing sonar, he's gonna be a thing, and he was this week coming in third in the tournament.

Fourth place, Caleb Sumrall.

Third went to Seth Feider.

Second, Chris Johnston.

And first place, Brian Schmidt.

Anglers weren't as skilled with it.

So it makes a lot of sense that now that the rules have sort of turned back time a little bit for this event, the leaderboard kind of mirrors that as well.

You had the likes of Carl Jocumsen, Lee Livesay, Seth Feider, Brandon Lester, Drew Cook, Brian Schmidt, all not necessarily scope guys by any means entering the top 10 in this event.

So overall, a very fun tournament to watch, and I don't think we could've really asked for more out of Champlain this year.