Wes Langeler

4 days ago | whiskeyriff.com | Wes Langeler

Whether you live up in the northern part of the country, or all the way south down in Florida, May can be one of the best months of the year to catch bass. May might be the single best month of the year to catch largemouth bass across the country as a whole. Here up north, fish are moving up into the prespawn phase, in a good chunk of the country they’re getting on beds to spawn, and down south they may be post spawn, but either way, they’re probably biting pretty good.

6 days ago | whiskeyriff.com | Wes Langeler

Is Maren Morris… actually defending country music? While it absolutely seems unintentional, it sure sounds like it. It’s no secret that country music is insanely popular right now, and naturally, whenever there is money to be made, you can count on all leeches to come running in an effort to capitalize on the moment and make a buck. The approach has been all over the map, with some artists like Post Malone fully embracing the genre and the country music community.

1 week ago | whiskeyriff.com | Wes Langeler

With the 60th Annual ACM Awards just a few days away, it’s always fun to take a walk down memory lane and look back at some of the most memorable moments from years past. To be honest, there’s really not all that many of them…We recently took a look back at Miranda Lambert’s 2019 Oklahoma shade towards Blake Shelton during a performance of “Little Red Wagon,” Alan Jackson’s legendary drumstick protest, Rascal Flatts lip synching and many, many more.

1 week ago | whiskeyriff.com | Wes Langeler

With the 60th Annual ACM Awards coming up this week, let’s take a look back at one of the most memorable ACM moments in recent history. To be fair, country music awards shows always come off a little cheesy, a little too safe, and to be honest, quite boring… but every so often, you get a moment like this that really sticks in your mind. Of course, we all remember country music power couple Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton.

1 week ago | whiskeyriff.com | Wes Langeler

Wasting no time…To me, it sorta of feels like Yellowstone is over in some ways. And well, it is…We saw the dramatic conclusion of the flagship series back in December, bringing the Dutton story to an abrupt ending (an ending without the likes of its leading actor Kevin Costner), and while I think we would’ve all liked to see it go down differently, the ending was always gonna be… pretty much what it was. John Dutton was gonna die and the Dutton Ranch was going to return to the Native Americans.