Capt. Todd and Carlos chat with Capt. Richard and Crystal Thompson — the power couple behind Laguna Shores Lodge and Baffin Bay Clothing Co. Hear their story of building a fishing business, catching trophy trout, and running trips across South Texas. Learn their favorite techniques, winter fishing tips, and what it takes to live the ultimate fishing lifestyle!

In this inspiring episode of Lines in the Water, hosts Capt. Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon sit down with Capt. Stacy Horak — a Florida fishing guide, tournament angler, and trailblazer for women in fishing. Stacy shares how her daughter’s challenge, “Women can’t drive boats,” pushed her to prove otherwise and launch a successful guiding career.

In this exciting episode of Lines in the Water, hosts Capt. Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon sit down with seasoned tournament angler Chris Smith, co-founder of Last Call Tackle Company. They dive into the world of saltwater and redfish tournament fishing, sharing stories of big wins, favorite lures, and lessons learned on the water. Chris opens up about his start in fishing, his competitive drive, and what makes Last Call Tackle jig heads a must for serious anglers. Whether you love sight casting, redfish tournaments, or just the thrill of the chase, this episode is packed with laughs, pro tips, and fishing passion!

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Capt. Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon chat with Kammie Woschnagg, a Texas angler who proves that fishing isn’t just a guy’s game. Kammie shares stories of tuna fishing in Cabo, wade fishing tips for women, and winning saltwater tournaments. She talks about her favorite lures, boating adventures with her husband Adrian, and why every angler should fish just for the fun of it.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Carlos Obregon and Capt. Todd Wilson sit down with Capt. Mitchell Speed to talk about chasing trophy trout, fishing tournaments, and life on the Texas coast. Hear wild stories about wade fishing, boat mishaps, and catching 10-pound trout. Mitchell also shares pro tips for using Corkys, choosing colors, and reading water like a guide.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Carlos Obregon and Captain Todd Wilson sit down with Sonny Trujillo from Premier Yamaha Boating Centers. They dive into boat talk, fishing stories, and tips for first-time boat buyers. From redfish tournaments to finding the right boat for your lifestyle, this one’s packed with laughs, lessons, and plenty of saltwater wisdom.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Carlos Obregon and Captain Todd Wilson talk with pro angler Aaron Salazar about tournament fishing, redfish secrets, and life on the Texas coast. Hear fun stories from Nueces Bay, boat tips, bait talk, and how Aaron became one of the top redfish anglers in the South.

Get ready for the very first episode of Lines In The Water! Join Carlos Obregon and Captain Todd Wilson as they dive into their love of saltwater fishing and share stories from years on the water.

In this debut episode, Carlos and Todd talk about the highs and lows of fishing tournaments, the lessons they learned running Laguna Madre Tournaments, and why they decided to start this new fishing podcast. They share real-life advice for weekend anglers, explain how to choose the right fishing guide, and remind us that fishing is about fun, friends, and time on the water.

You’ll hear stories about first fishing trips, guiding experiences, and how even small boats can win big at tournaments. They cover everything from wade fishing and bait tips to how to read the water, adapt to changing weather, and find signs of fish. Captain Todd also reveals his favorite lures, how to switch techniques when fish stop biting, and what makes a great tournament team.

Plus, the guys introduce Captain Carlos A. Obregon II, the newest licensed captain in the family, and talk about what it takes to start a fishing career from scratch.

Whether you’re an experienced angler or just starting out, this episode is packed with fishing tips, stories, and laughs that’ll make you want to grab your rod and get your lines in the water.