No hyperbole intended - simply great podcasts.
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“I join all of the other reviewer’s who rate this podcast by Andy and Nicky as being superb.Yes the guests they have chosen to interview are charming , thoughtful ,and often wonderful story tellers . And it doesn’t hurt that it is the appropriate questions that are being asked of these gentlemen, many of whom are legends. What has most surprised me and what is palpable in every podcast is the warmth, admiration, and dare say it, almost love that flows from Andy to the men he is interviewing. Thinking that Andy probably had a playboy background I am constantly struck by the depth of feeling that Andy clearly has towards his interviewees as well as his sporting avocations , and the natural environment where he pursues those passions. I wouldn’t have taken him for a “ touchy-feely” guy but lurking behind all of his many machismo accomplishments I detect a big heart.
Keep up the good work gentlemen. What you are creating on a weekly basis goes way beyond being just a good fishing show.”
Mr. Permit via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/21
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“This podcast fuels my love for the outdoors, camaraderie with other fishermen, story telling and doing what you love to do. You really connect with these guys every time the mics are on. It just keeps getting better and better.”
Yay yay yo yo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/30/21
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“Who doesn’t want more of that? Great job guys!”
Jt10009 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/19/21
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“Hope you guys keep doing these podcasts forever. Very few good discussions with guides.”
didofkdosox via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/17/21
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