Polar Kraft is known as a great fishing boat but it's also an outstanding hunting platform as well.  

That's the topic of discussion this time on the podcast as we talk with Bobby Sullivan of Ice Breaker Charters.

Bobby is a fishing guide and charter captain who also targets ducks on Saginaw Bay using his 2072 Outfitter.

Sullivan talks about his waterfowl hunting strategy and also his steelhead trips on the west side of the state.

An interesting conversation with a very interesting guy, this time on the Polar Kraft Podcast.

We're talking with Nicole Stone on this edition of the Polar Kraft podcast.

Nicole is a hard core angler and social media influencer who grew up in a fishing family and wants to promote those values to families today.

She talks about fall fishing techniques and why it's important "not to put the boat away yet".

She describes her evolution as an angler and why time on the water is important.

Nicole also discusses technology in the fishing world why she's convinced Polar Kraft is the perfect boat for her needs.

An interesting conversation this month on the Polar Kraft Podcast with Lance Valentine of Teachin Fishin.

Lance describes his early days on the Professional Walleye Trail and the transition into guiding.

He has some great tips for finding fish in new water, looking for active fish and why fall is a great time to be on the water.

The professional angler also talks about his long relationship with Polar Kraft and has a preview of the upcoming Fishing Education Weekend on Lake Erie.

A conversation with a two Polar Kraft family this time on the podcast.

Greg and Amy Diekevers liked their Outlander so much, they bought a new Kodiak to go along with it.  Now they have room to take the entire family fishing.

The couple talk about fishing with their kids and seven grandkids, walleye fishing on Saginaw Bay and the friendships they've developed on the water.

They describe the differences between walleye and salmon fishing and why the Polar Kraft is the perfect all species boat for their family.

Amy also has details on a recent "girls trip" and why it was so rewarding.

We're talking four seasons of fishing this month on the Polar Kraft Podcast with Bobby Sullivan of Ice Breaker Charters.

Bobby describes how he uses his Polar Kraft for springtime walleye, fall king salmon and wintertime steelhead.

He also talks about the transition from walleye fishing on Saginaw Bay to salmon fishing on Lake Michigan.

The full time charter captain also tells the story of his client catching a new Michigan state record chinook and how that's changed his life.

This month on the Polar Kraft Podcast it's a conversation with Indiana fishing guide Heath Malone of Captain Q Fishing Charters.

Heath talks about targeting walleye and crappie including his technique for jigging fish out of weedbeds.

Malone also describes his program for catfish and the difference between channel cats, flatheads and blues.

Heath also talks in depth about electronics and why he runs multiple units on his Polar Kraft.

We're heading to Michigan's St. Clair River on this edition of the Polar Kraft podcast as we talk with Captain Pete Patsalis of Hook One Charters.

Pete talks about how he got started in the fishing business, including his charter service and tackle shop.

He describes how to target walleye and salmon in the river and why he prefers jigging over trolling.

Patsalis then talks about the differences between migratory and resident fish.

It's been a long winter for Polar Kraft Pro Staffer Nicole Stone and she's ready to hit the open water.

In this edition of the podcast Nicole talks about her childhood fishing adventures, previous career as a meteorologist and how she uses social media to reach anglers today.

She also promotes her upcoming series of panfish videos and talks about the difference between southern crappie anglers and those in the north country.

Nicole also describes a recent early season trip to the Rainy River and how  dragging jigs ended up being the best presentation for big walleye.