Don starts off this very foggy morning previewing what we've got in store for the show today as we get field reports from Robbie Campo on how strong the fishing has been in the St. Bernard area, Jeff Bruhl discusses the pros and cons of using a live scope, what new regulations and discussions occurred at this weeks Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries meeting for Redfish, a bit more clarity on the on-going Menhaden Pogy boat issue, and who are some of the personalties and people running these commission meetings, and finally, Daryl Carpenter, drops in to discuss how these Speckled Trout regulations are affecting fishermen now that they've had some time to gather their thoughts.

Don calls up Mike Smith, Duck hunter and operator of Louisiana Marsh Guide Service, as he calls LIVE from his duck blind to paint a picture of what all he has seen and shot as the last weekend of duck season is coming to a close, and Mike rates this season following the historic survey that told us this would be one of the worst in memory.

Don is joined by the "Plastic Man" Ryan Lambert of Cajun Fishing Adventures to discuss Buras dodging all this recent terrible weather, Duck hunting has been a bit slower this past week than usual, and Don asks Ryan if there is a regulation that bugs him and would like to see be changed, and it is a special time when the river is low as the catches are plentiful.

This week's Bad Boys features a wannabe hunter using tools like a secret agent to hunt deer.

Don and Brendan Bayard, kayak fisherman and pro angler, discuss how to rig up to fight a Blackfin Tuna from a kayak, some background information on the Bass Master Classic fishing tournament for all you pro anglers out there, and what are the techniques and tactics when fishing over an oyster flat?

Don gets together with Mike Gallo of AAofLA.com to discuss their plans with inclement weather looking to postpone the start of the day, Speckled Trout and freshwater Catfish reports, and Mike gives his take on what rule or regulation he would like to see changed or completely gotten rid of, and Mike's advice for catching the fish during very windy, stormy weather.

In the 2nd hour, Don discusses what regulations and rules in place that you'd like to see changed or gotten rid of, Mike Gallo pops in to give us some advice on fishing during and following stormy weather as the fish are prone to move around, Brendan Bayard joins to discuss Blackfin Tuna reports coming out of Florida for all you stout paddlers out there, a Bad Boys story that could be considered... classified, and Ryan Lambert tells us what he would like to see change within our current regulations and rules for fishing, and Mike Smith, duck hunter, duck caller extraordinaire, live from his duck blind to joins us to discuss the last weekend of duck hunting season as it comes to a close. 

Don calls up Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss the road fishing that has been off the charts, if Bull reds are still showing up in droves around the passes and Grand Isle, crabbing season update for Grand Isle, and the infamous Marker 54 bait that Daryl has been using recently.

Don calls up Robbie Campo to discuss this stormy weather weekend, fishing in St. Bernard this past week was "unbelievable", most of the fish have been a live-shrimp bite, this duck season has been some of the worst in recent memory, gnats have been biting like crazy so be cautious and aware!

The weather might not be great but Don is up and at 'em anyways, Flounder is back on the menu following a small closure, Robbie Campo gives us the short and skinny regarding and Don ponders what would be the one fishing and hunting regulation that you'd like to see be gone if you could scratch one off and we've got some new Redfish regulations proposed by the LA Dept. of W&F, a Whiteperch status update is coming in the next commission meeting as well and Daryl Carpenter joins us to discuss how road fishing might be better than you think.