It's hurricane season here in America.

A question we get all the time is around fishing before and after a big storm.

So in this episode, we address the pros and cons.

Tight lines and enjoy.

Just finished a new book called "Let Them," that I had to share.

Such a game-changer (and ties in perfectly with Unchurched).

Much love,

Joe

After coming home from an absolutely epic fishing trip to Venice, LA last week, we realized we'll never leave home without this travel rod...

Listen in to find out what happened!

Here are some shocking (and staggering) stats on what a divorce really costs...

Hint: it's not just the money...

You aren't alone if you get frustrated by all of the fishing rules, regulations, slot limits, seasons, etc.

However, this is what happens when you have few rules (and even fewer people to enforce them).

Tight lines and enjoy.

God only gives us so many special moments to enjoy with our loved ones...

Some of these moments, although they may seem small on the surface, can have lasting impacts.

The bad news is that if you miss them, they are gone forever...

Here's the story of how we ditched our big tackle bags full of lures and actually caught way MORE fish.

Some powerful lessons on becoming consistent, focusing in on finding the best spots (instead of focused on tackle/equipment), and why less is more when it comes to saltwater fishing.

Tight lines and enjoy.

6 years...

It was 6 years ago this month that I was challenged by my peers to start Salt Strong Unchurched.

I'd love to say I jumped right in, but I didn't.

Here's the replay of the very first episode that kicked it all off.

Hope you enjoy!

The hot summer months can be tough to get bites (especially during the heat of the day).

So in this replay episode, we break down our proven process to finding (and catching) speckled trout in the summer.

Tight lines and enjoy.

Man, I wish someone had shared this with me years ago...

“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” ― Maya Angelou

Listen in as I share an embarrassing story (and good life lesson).