We're excited to welcome Cody Pixley to Whiskey n' Walleye Radio! 🎙️🐟

Cody has been competing in walleye tournaments for nearly a decade and has established himself as one of the top anglers in the country. Last season, he qualified for the National Walleye Tour Championship, putting him among the Top 40 walleye anglers in the nation.

🏆 NWT Championship Qualifier
🏆 14th in NWT Angler of the Year standings in 2023
🏆 Cashed a check on Lake Erie this season
🏆 Nearly 10 years of tournament experience

He joins Dave Chapman to talk about his tournament journey, lessons learned over the years, how being a good dude can benefit your walleye tournament career, and how he's approaching the rest of the 2026 season.

If you love tournament walleye fishing, this is one you won't want to miss.

We’re fired up to welcome Gage Gordon to Whiskey n’ Walleye Radio Episode #6.

Gage is one of the hottest sticks in tournament walleye fishing right now and an even better guy off the water. If you’ve been following the National Walleye Tour this season, you already know the name.

- 5th place on Erie
- 4th place on Oahe
- Currently sitting 2nd in Angler of the Year points behind Beau Schilling

The guy is on an absolute run right now.

We’ll be talking tournament strategy, breaking down this incredible season so far, and hearing how he approaches some of the toughest fisheries in the country.

Episode #5 is coming in hot…

We’re fired up to have Beau Schilling joining us on Whiskey n’ Walleye Radio — one of the rising names in tournament walleye fishing right now.

Beau isn’t just another young angler… he’s already putting up serious results and turning heads across the Midwest. Coming off a huge season and heading into his rookie year on the National Walleye Tour, he’s got real momentum behind him.

A standout moment?
Winning the South Dakota Governor’s Cup on Lake Oahe with a massive 61+ lb two-day bag — the kind of performance that puts everyone on notice.

We’re diving into what’s working, how he’s approaching tournaments, and what it really takes to compete at a high level this early in your career.