Podcasts about jay's sporting goods

It's summertime, and the folks at Jay's Sporting Goods are ready for warm weather! Jimmy Olsen of Jay's Camping Department brings us up to speed on the latest kayak and camping gear this month on the podcast. Jimmy has great advice on what to look for in a kayak and talks about why they've replaced canoes for many outdoor enthusiasts. He also describes the finer points of grills and camp stoves for your next outdoor adventure.

Michael J and Jimmy in separate locations today because Michael J is under the weather and doesn't want to share it! Talking about Ty's Anderson's 2nd Fishing Derby, Jay's Sporting Goods, Coleman Veteran's Memorial United By Sacrifice Concert tickets and much more!Check out AwesomeMichiganLawyer.com

We're getting ready for wintertime fishing on this edition of the Jay's Sporting Goods with fishing buyer Bryan Darland. Bryan talks about the early ice fishing season and why it can be so productive for hard water anglers. He also discusses some of the new ice fishing gear, including electric augers and flotation garments that could save your life if you go through the ice. Bryan also talks about a recent steelhead fishing trip on the Manistee River and says that fishery could continue on through much of the winter season.

Jimmy and Mike talk to the Humphrey girls about their involvement with the 4H and the Midland County Fair. As well as talking about baseball and Jim's dad's professional career, football, food, Michael J's Bake Sale at Jay's Sporting Goods in Clare, Michael's J's Fun Before The Run Comedy Night, Michael J's 9th Annual Fun Run, Big R's Hogs & Dogs Off Road Nights and Bikers and a whole bunch more!Email us your questions, thoughts concerns.....michaeljweeklybuzz@gmail.comFind out more about Michael J's Fun Run and events at michaeljfunrun.org

We're talking predator hunting this month on the Jay's Sporting Goods podcast with Matt Todd of Red Line Pursuit TV. Matt is a veteran predator hunter and has lots of great advice on where to find coyotes and how to hunt them. He talks about set up, calling, firearm choices....and hunting after dark. Beginning coyote hunters, and those with lots of experience, will find great advice in this conversation.

Everything you need to know about processing your own deer on this edition of the Jay's Sporting Goods podcast. Long time Jay's employee Mike Horswill walks us through the entire process from field dressing, to aging, butchering and freezing. He also has tips for getting the best jerky, summer sausage and more.    

Mark shares his personal journey into the archery industry and what has made Jay's Sporting Goods a successful independent retailer. We'll also discuss what's happening with the ATA and how retailers can make the most of their membership.

He had a six-figure income in a career with an international corporation, but he also suffered two heart attacks. What would you do? Join me as Mark Copeland walks us through some difficult times in his live until he finally moves into a career that he loves and where his values and his faith are in sync.  Guest's Opening Quote: "We need to remember that we might not wake up tomorrow. We need to live our life. We need to find that passion, that fire that burns inside us, whatever it is that fuels that fire. And we need to get moving, get up off our duff and do it. " More About My Guest: Mark is the Store Director of Jay's Sporting Goods in Gaylord, Michigan and has worked there for the past 14 years. For the 13 years prior to Jay's, he was a Regional Director at an international portrait company. Mark serves on the board of directors of the Archery Trade Association and is involved with many local and national nonprofit organizations, and in 2009 he was honored by the Michigan DNR as a "Partner in Conservation" for his contributions to the DNR Archery programs. He is currently the President of the [Otsego Wildlife Legacy Society][otsego], a non-profit conservation organization. Mark is a USA Archery Level 3 Community Archery Coach and as a Certified Instructor, Mark has assisted in the growth of over 250 Archery Clubs, NASP Schools, and Centershot Ministries worldwide.