Don calls up Mike Gallo of AAofLA.com, to cover what he's been up to in his neck of the woods with Redfish on the menu, with stiff winds where is Mike going and what is he looking to catch, are we seeing any World Series Trout yet, and Tripletail have been incredibly quiet, so has Mike seen any or heard about any being caught?

This hour, Don dives into the opening of Squirrel and Rabbit season for many of you and what other events and openings are going on before hearing from Robbie Campo about how the fishing was over in Shell Beach this past week. Don also goes over the final numbers of the Red Snapper season closure, and hears from Kirk Stansel on his Teal season which wasn't much better than some others, and Daryl Carpenter on what he is catching as Fall picks up, and how he feels about the Louisiana Shrimp incident at the Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival.

Our Grand Isle aficionado, Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service, joins Don to discuss the weather Grand Isle faces this weekend, what is being caught this time of year, how the shrimping has been, and if you are at a restaurant, do you want to know where your food is from?

For a recap of the Teal season and a fishing report from out West, Don gets together with Kirk Stansel from Hackberry Rod And Gun, breaks down how he is catching all the Redfish they are seeing, another week of Flounder season will come and go, and where you can find Kirk's reports across the week online?

Don calls up Robbie Campo from Campo's Marina down in Shell Beach, to recap how the fishing was this past week, what is in store for those out on the water this weekend, and Flounder season is almost closed but changes could be coming soon as the Flounder has bounced back well.

On today's show, it is National Hunting & Fishing Day so Don is asking everybody, what is the hunting or fishing regulation that you'd like to change if you had the power to do so before fielding reports from a number of guests covering topics ranging from Hurricane Helene has brought some lovely weather to Louisiana, how the Mississippi River fishing is while its low, Grand Isle fishing has been so good, you can find fish just about anywhere. Later on, we break down how what water you are fishing in helps to determine what bait you should use, the latest on all the big tournaments for you paddlers out there, a Bad Boy of the Week that really took our regulation question to heart, before closing things out with some live updates from duck blinds across the state as Teal numbers bounce back from a lackluster week.

This hour, Don doles out the regulations he'd like to change if given the power to do so before hearing from Mike Gallo on finding a good bait to use depending on the power you use, Eric Muhoberac sounds off on all the big kayak tournaments coming up including one later today, a Bad Boys story that involves a serious tongue twister, the "Plastic Man" and Don reminisce about how much they like being in the duck blinds, and Mike Smith gives us some hope about Teal and seriously questions how Louisiana is handling the Mottled duck season.

LA Marsh Guide Service, Mike Smith, joins Don to recap yet another somewhat successful weekend of Teal hunting, how the Mottled duck season should be changed for the overall improvement of the hunting seasons, and where you can go and book a hunting trip with Mike!

Out in the duck blinds, we go to Cajun Fishing Adventure owner, Ryan Lambert, to discuss Teal season as he is back in the blinds, an Alligator hunt with some LSU Tigers out in the wild this past week, why we are seeing a decline of the Mottled ducks but plentiful amount of Wood ducks, and Ryan and Don ruminate on their love for being in the duck blinds, and this upcoming Full moon will be huge for the Fall season.

This week's Bad Boy shows a man who took our regulation question literally.