Eric Muhoberac, from the Louisiana Kayak Company and BCKFC, drops in to give us some of the details on today's tournament, the Redfish Rumble, and Fall N' Tide is coming up next month which is a massive tournament for Hobie World Championship, a note on always keeping your eyes open when out in water since you never know what you may stumble across, and Eric would like to make all kayakers wear PFD's a requirement for his regulation change.

Don gets together with Mike Gallo from AAofLA.com, to talk about finding the "Holy Trinity" first and foremost, using specific colored bait depending on the color of the water and the fish you are looking for, and another World Series Trout preview as they'll be here before you know it!

Don asks a question to his guests and listeners about what is their hunting or fishing regulation that they've liked to see changed the most, Robbie Campo from Campo's Marina joins us to recap how the week behind us was a little slow but should pick up with nice weather brought in by Hurricane Helene, Nat'l Hunting and Fishing Day is today and with that there a lot of celebrations going on across the state, Mitch Jurisich owner of Delta Marina and Plaquemines Parish Councilmember, on how the fishing has been along the Mississippi, and Daryl Carpenter over in Grand Isle from Reel Screamers Guide Service, tells us how fish are so plentiful the real hurdle will simply be deciding where to go!

Don calls up Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to recap the fishing this past week (and the week before since Daryl was on vacation), the fishing are still in their transition to Fall but things have been so good, you can find fish just about wherever you go.

Mitch Jurisich owner of Delta Marina and Plaquemines Parish Councilmember, drops by to discuss how this cooler weather from Hurricane Helene has given way to decent fishing across Louisiana, how the low river is bringing in some fantastic catches, fishing in the river has been fantastic, what gripes he has heard about Redfish and Red Snapper regulations, and with what all is going on over at the Ponderosa at Delta Marina?

Don heads over to the St. Bernard area with Robbie Campo from Campo's Marina to discuss how Hurricane Helene brought incredibly nice weather for some weekend fishing, Teal season might've just been saved after a fairly lackluster start, and what Robbie is hearing about regulation that his customers and other fishermen would like to see changed the most?

On today's show, Don discuss the intricacies of Duck season from Texas where he has Doves on the mind (and soon to be in his stomach) before calling up his gallery of field reporters to discuss everything ranging from fish kills and how the waters are recovering after Hurricane Francine, and the latest on a new shooting range opening in Mandeville. Later on, we cover how the Fall is fishing is looking as with it finally here, the notable differences between fishing on Mobile's coast versus Louisiana's coastal waters, a Bad Boy of the Week that a little bit of paperwork, common sense, and moral righteousness, can go a long way, our very own "Plastic Man" Ryan Lambert tells us that in all his years, this might be one of, if not THE worst Teal season he has ever seen, and finally, we discuss the merits of LA adding Black-bellied Whistling Ducks to Duck season and what a call for them might sound and look like?

In the second hour, Don continues his conversation with James Peters about what all the PAC Shooting range opening in Mandeville offers, as well as Mike Gallo on how the Fall fishing is shaping up, Brendan Bayard tells all regarding Mobile fishing compared to Louisiana, a Bad Boy case that has a guy who has just about everything BUT paperwork, Ryan Lambert argues that this might be the worst Teal season he's ever seen, and Mike Smith tells us if it is possible to create a Whistling Duck call?

Mike Smith, from the Louisiana Guide Service, live from his Duck blind joins us to discuss how the weekend in the blind has been compared to the week, if the moon that came and went moved out the Ducks just as fast as they moved in, and if it's possible to call Whistling Ducks?

Our very own "Plastic Man", Ryan Lambert from Cajun Fishing Adventures, drops by to recap the hardest fish he's ever caught, if the moon or storm had anything to do with the lack of Teal being seen and how it just might be the worst Teal season Ryan has ever seen, and what does somebody get if they take an Eco-tour with Ryan.