Lines & Tines with Spencer Graves
Conversations for hunters, fisherman and outdoor enthusiasts.
Episodes
Representative Criag Lipscomb has been talking with the Alabama Marine Police about the increase in permit activity after the boating accident on Smith Lake.
Tournament fishermen feel "under attack" even though this permit has been in place for years. The main reason they feel under attack is due to lack of enforcement.
Rep. Lipscomb is working to get the wording, parameters and verbiage changed in an effort to help pub...
Steven Rinella has been a lifelong hunter, conservationist, author, podcast host and TV personality. Steven and Spencer share stories of the outdoors along with where the population numbers are now.
Catch MeatEater live on tour in December
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Luke Dunkin is a former FLW Touring Professional who is now the voice of bass fishing for the Alabama Bass Trail and the National Professional Fishing League, the NPFL.
Hunter Baughman has been on the NPFL since day one and has the most amazing story that began when he was just nine months old.
Hunter shares a wild story about how a person wanted to show him where to fish.
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Jeff Scott Shares the secrets behind calling deer into your stand. Jeff shows us, explains how and when to call, to give you more success.
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Morgan Hylton might be one of the youngest owners and manager of an outfitter in the country! She runs Almost Heaven Plantation, in the South Carolina Low Country. It's incredible to see how much she knows about the hunting industry but also why its so vital to the family unit.
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Both Bassmaster and Major League Fishing have released their schedules for the Bass Pro Tour and the Elites for 2026. Some are well known fisheries while a few are newer additions.
Your local DNR might be doing and handling more than you're aware of so know who to complain to with a solution.
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The world of bass fishing has been against "scopers" but what they don't know is most of them know how to win without it.
Tucker Smith, an Elite Series rookie, shared his three National Championships in High School, the million dollar tournament with Bass Pro Shops and his Elite Series win on Lake Fork.
On top of all that, Smith shared how his friendship with fishing legend, Aaron Martens impacts him to this day.
Cody Ingram helped make history with the North American Grand Slam, shooting a turkey of every species in America. The way it was historic was with two hunter, Justin and Brandi.
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Brock Mosley sees some issues with professional tournament fishing but it's something that can change and it's a bit "old school." Mosley also has some faith in the new generation and where the technology is headed.
Mosley shared his "welcome to the pros" moment and who he believes will be the newest generations KVD
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Spencer Graves and Daniel Vasquez break down how the "Century Belt" doesn't mean nearly as much in Texas as it does anywhere else.
Pros are pros and shouldn't be fishing with other pros during the season.
How Jason Christie could make Paul Marks some money!
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Marshall Stamps started his social media influencer campaign as a way to prove people wrong. For years, he would catch big bags of bass and that caused people to question him. Now, he's sponsored, has hundred of thousands of followers and staying humble and rooted.
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The proposed 14-20 slot limit would crush those areas. Kay Donaldson, the director of the Alabama Bass Trail was one of the more vocal voices, taking the fight to the state capitol.
We discussed the impacts an...
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