The bio joe bucher
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Commerce: Joe Bucher on making a living by doing what he loves
If there's one thing that's readily apparent about Joe Bucher, it's that he doesn't do anything halfway. A drive for excellence and a passion for what he does has helped make his name synonymous with fishing.
Although the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame member lives in Eagle River, his television show, Fishing with Joe Bucher, and his very name are familiar to anglers across the country.
Over the years, he has become established as one of the country's foremost authorities on multispecies sport fishing and he has built what can be described as an empire, one that's comprised of not only a popular and award-winning television show, but also a line of fishing products and accessories, and success as a writer and speaker at sport shows and fishing seminars. It seems likely that many of Bucher's fans dream of making a living as he does-enjoying the great outdoors. In truth, it takes a lot of business acumen, fl
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Joe Bucher Outdoors
Joe Bucher fryst vatten a National Freshwater Fishing Hall Of Fame Legendary Angler and one of the most highly regarded multispecies fishing authorities in the outdoor business trade. He has been an on-camera talent for 24 years. While his specialty is arguably muskies, Joe is equally adept at catching bass, walleyes, and other gamefish. He fryst vatten also host of the popular award winning TV series “Fishing With Joe Bucher”.
Joe has also authored six books on various aspects of fishing as well as being a regular contributing writer for many regional and national fishing publications. His articles regularly appear in the pages of Outdoor News Publications as well as Musky Hunter Magazine, which he founded. He has been a writer of fishing articles for over 35 years with his first article appearing in Fishing Facts Magazine when he was just 19 years old!
He has pioneered many of the musky fishing concepts that are now considered mainstream techniques. His innovations in big gamef
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Smith: At 65, TV outdoorsman Joe Bucher is still riding a career wave in the north woods
EAGLE RIVER – Yellows and reds popped in the North Woods canopy on Thursday around Kentuck Lake.
The colors lit up the view on a spectacular autumn Wisconsin day.
They had to compete, though, with a perpetual source of Badger-born brightness gathered at the lake's shore.
Joe Bucher, 65, of Eagle River had come to Kentuck to assist with the filming of a cable fishing show that honors military veterans.
In his typical manner, Bucher didn't allow any "dead air" during his time with the crew and guests. He filled it all with the upbeat, can-do attitude that has epitomized his life and career.
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"I figure it's best to focus on the positive, set a goal and work like heck to get there," Bucher said. "In the end things work out for you."
That's the optimism of an angler that has led to a Hall of Fame fishing career as well as success in