Pittsgrove, NJ, June 25, 2015 – Bryan Bickell knows a thing or two about competition, pressure and the Stanley Cup, but what does he know about fishing? Mike Iaconelli finds out in his interview with Bryan on the next edition of Ike Live!, Monday, June 29 at 8:00 pm ET, live-streaming from MikeIaconelli.com.
Fresh off his third Stanley Cup win in six years, Bryan talks about his wins, what it takes to survive at that level of competition, and whether he will take the Cup fishing, as he did last year. Deemed an awesome angler by Mike, Bryan fishes the Otonabee River near his home in Ontario during his off-season.
Mike and his crew match their harrowing near-death stories against those of the fans during the show’s “pop-up” contest. The lucky viewer who calls, tweets or posts to Facebook the best (e.g., worst) near-death experience wins an Abu Garcia tournament jerseys autographed by Mike.
Other contests and giveaways are planned for less-death-defying fans that call or tweet, and a high school friend of the crew who goes by Predator Hunter online also visits.
Fans can view or download the show to their PC, tablet or smartphone the following day at MikeIaconelli.com/Ike Live. Audio of this and all shows is available on iTunes. Go to iTunes (or TinyURL.com/IkeLiveiTunes) and click “View in iTunes.” Choose iTunes as your application. Click “Subscribe” and new shows appear in your iTunes library automatically as they become available.
Ike Live! fans receive email reminders for the show when they join the Ike’s Fish Heads Nation at MikeIaconelli.com, and they can opt to receive the monthly newsletter, links to videos and periodic discount offers. Clips of the show are available on YouTube at Going Ike and via YouTube subscription.
About Mike “Ike” Iaconelli
A South Philadelphia native now living in South Jersey, Mike Iaconelli fell in love with fishing at his grandfather’s side in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. He began fishing in tournaments after high school, joined the pro-am circuit in 1992 and turned pro in 2000. In 2003, he won the Bassmaster Classic. He is the only angler to win the Bassmaster Classic, Bassmaster Angler of the Year and B.A.S.S. Nation Championship.
He and wife Becky run The Ike Foundation, which provides fishing equipment to youth fishing clubs to “get kids fishing.” In addition, he and fellow fishing champ Pete Gluszek run The Bass University, which offers intense 2-day fishing classes that bring avid amateurs and professional fishermen together.
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