Like most kids, I grew up fishing in farm ponds for bass and bluegill and could never get enough of it.  My first interest in walleye fishing was sparked in high school on a Canadian fishing trip.  After that, regular trips to Lake Erie finalized the addiction.  After moving to Kansas in 1987 courtesy of the U.S. Army (Ft. Riley),
I quickly learned that fishing for walleye in Kansas wasn't anything like fishing for walleye on Lake Erie.  Since then I have learned the ways of Kansas walleyes and the reservoirs they live in.
   I have been fishing walleye tournaments now for twenty years and guiding for over ten years. In 2001, my partner and I won the Kansas Walleye Associations points championship. In 2006, I began fishing as a pro on the In-Fisherman’s Professional Walleye Trail (PWT). After three years on the PWT, I realized that my time and resources were stretched to the limit. So, I have reined things in a bit, I fish a little closer to home and fish local and regional tournaments when time allows.
  Fishing on the pro circuit taught me a lot and it was a great experience. I have learned new techniques and new ways to think about catching fish. I have fished walleyes from Canada to New Mexico and everywhere in between. My goal is to pass some of that knowledge on to you, give me a call and let’s go fishing.