Louisiana Legends

Nathan brought in his brothers and cousins from Alabama… and it turned into exactly what you’d expect.

This episode is a mix of fishing, back home stories, and what happens when Alabama anglers come down to Louisiana waters. From different styles and mindsets to the realities of fishing both places, there’s plenty to unpack.

And of course… plenty of trash talk.

If you’ve ever fished with family or buddies, you already know how this goes. Nothing but laughs, stories, and a little bit of chaos along the way.

Josh Adams — better known as “Westbank Josh” — is a recreational angler out of Marrero, Louisiana and a proud LAFB member. Known by many as the “King of Lafitte,” Josh has built his reputation the only way that matters… time on the water.

In this episode, we dive into what makes the Lafitte area so unique, how Josh approaches fishing it, and the mindset it takes to consistently find fish in South Louisiana. From dialing in patterns to learning the hard way, Josh shares the kind of insight that only comes from putting in the hours.

We also get into the stories — the good, the bad, and the ones every local angler can relate to.

If you fish Louisiana, this is one you don’t want to miss.

Jon Miller built his name by putting his process on display.

Through his YouTube videos, he’s shown a different side of fishing… one that’s rooted in discipline, observation, and calculated decision making. Jon doesn’t rely on luck. He studies fish behavior, tracks seasonal patterns, and forms his own hypotheses on why fish do what they do.

In this episode, we break down his technical approach to targeting big trout and what it takes to stay consistent when conditions change. From understanding weather and water movement to dialing in repeatable patterns, Jon treats fishing like a system that can be studied, tested, and refined.

Calm, methodical, and always in control, Jon represents a different level of thinking on the water.

If you’ve ever wanted to truly understand the “why” behind catching fish, this is one you don’t skip.

Topics include:
• Big trout behavior and patterning
• Seasonal trends and environmental factors
• Building your own fishing hypotheses
• Eliminating guesswork on the water
• Developing a repeatable system

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Harold Wilcox is a legend, plain and simple.

Originally from Tennessee, Harold made his mark fishing the rich waters of Venice, Louisiana, where he’s built a reputation for consistently catching big trout the old-school way… on foot.

In this episode, Harold shares the mindset, patience, and instincts it takes to target trophy fish while wade fishing. This isn’t run-and-gun fishing. It’s calculated, disciplined, and rooted in years of experience on the water.

Beyond the tactics, Harold brings something rare to the table. Wisdom, stories, and a presence that makes you want to sit back and just listen. He’s the kind of guy who’s forgotten more about fishing than most people will ever learn.

If you care about big trout, or just appreciate hearing from someone who’s truly lived it, this is one you don’t skip.

Topics include:
• Wade fishing for trophy trout
• Venice, LA fishing patterns
• Patience and positioning on the water
• Lessons learned over decades
• Stories from a life spent chasing fish

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Ty Hillman of Marshes & Hills isn’t just another voice in the Louisiana fishing scene, he’s one of the most respected anglers in the game.

In this episode, we sit down with Ty to break down how he consistently finds and catches fish in some of the most pressured waters in the state. From reading conditions and dialing in patterns to adapting when everything falls apart, this is a deep dive into what actually separates average anglers from the ones who stay on fish.

We get into real marsh tactics, decision making on the water, and how Ty approaches fishing when the easy bite disappears. No fluff, no recycled tips, just experience earned the hard way.

If you fish Louisiana waters, this one will make you better.

Justin Bowles isn’t loud. He doesn’t chase attention. He just catches fish… a lot of them.

A Lake Pontchartrain guide with deep roots, Justin cut his teeth fishing the Causeway, dialing in patterns and learning the system the hard way. Mentored by the legendary Sam Barbera, he developed a style built on instinct, precision, and consistency.

He’s not the guy talking the most in the room… he’s the one quietly putting fish in the boat.

In this episode of Louisiana Legends, we dive into:
• How Justin mastered the Causeway bite
• Lessons learned from Sam Barbera
• What separates average anglers from elite ones
• His approach to consistently finding fish on Lake Pontchartrain
• Why being “quiet” might actually make you more dangerous on the water

If you know, you know… and if you don’t, you’re about to.

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Danny Hunter has exploded onto the Lake Pontchartrain fishing scene and built a reputation faster than most guys ever do.

He’s not the type of guide glued to waypoints or yesterday’s reports. Danny fishes off feel. Off instinct. Off reading the water in real time and trusting his decisions when it matters most.

In this episode, we break down how he’s been able to rise so quickly, what separates him from the average guide, and why his style of fishing consistently puts clients on fish.

If you fish South Louisiana, this one will hit home.

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Drew Necaise is a lifelong Louisiana angler and proud member of LAFB, with years of experience on the water and a deep understanding of how to consistently catch fish in South Louisiana.

He’s not a guide, just a hardcore recreational fisherman who’s put in the time, learned the patterns, and built a serious knowledge base from real days on the water.

In this episode, we dive into Drew’s story, his approach to fishing, and one of the wildest situations an angler can find himself in… breaking down in the Biloxi Marsh and having to spend the night out there.

We get into:
• How Drew developed his fishing knowledge over the years
• Lessons learned from countless days on the water
• What separates good anglers from great ones
• The reality of fishing the Biloxi Marsh
• His story of getting stranded overnight

If you fish Louisiana, this episode is packed with real experience and hard-earned insight.

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In this episode, we sit down with Ben LaVergne — a former pro-level golfer turned full-blown Louisiana outdoorsman who somehow manages to be just as dangerous with a fishing rod as he was with a golf club.

Ben’s not just a fisherman… he’s a swamp tour guide, storyteller, and one of the most entertaining guys you’ll ever be around. The kind of dude that can make you laugh your ass off one minute and then casually drop real-deal knowledge about fishing, the marsh, and how to actually catch fish the next.

We dive into:

• His transition from competitive golf to life on the water

• What it really takes to be a top-tier angler in Louisiana

• Wild stories from guiding in the swamp

• Fishing tactics, patterns, and mindset

• And plenty of laughs along the way

If you like real people, real stories, and real fishing, this one’s for you.

Meet Justin Bordelon: the Seabrook Angler King.

Edgy. Controversial. Unapologetically himself.

This is the guy who doesn’t just fish… he rewrites what’s possible on the water. A straight-up slayer of fish whose instincts are so dialed in, you’d think he’s being studied in a lab somewhere (honestly, he probably should be).

But behind the reputation, the hot takes, and the results? He’s genuinely a good dude. The kind of guy who’ll outfish you all day, then turn around and tell you exactly how he did it.

In this episode, we sit down with Justin to talk mindset, patterns, pressure, and what it really takes to stay on top when everyone’s watching—and judging.

If you like your fishing talk raw, real, and a little controversial… this one’s for you.