Peter and Stanley discuss buying a boat and what they look for in a boat having survived harrowing times at sea when they were growing up fishing with dad and grandpa.

In a recent forum a thread went off talking about discounts charter captains should be giving to customers due to low fuel prices. Rachel and Stanley weigh in on the subject while driving down the beach.

Join Stanley and Rachel for a drive down Padre Island National Seashore as we discuss people breaking the rules of social distancing and whether that is ok to do.

Peter and Stanley Orchard break into the whiskey to share stories of all the 4 a.m. wake-up calls from years of growing up fishing and surfing on Padre Island. The beauty of the South Texas beaches is never as memorable as it is when the sun rises over the horizon... but to experience that you must first suffer the early-morning alarm and all that comes with it! To see more of these stories check out Stanley Orchard on YouTube for Texas saltwater family fishing videos!

I just want to take a moment to discuss the Corona virus pandemic through the eyes of somebody who has been through several natural disasters and 911. If you are stressed or ancients about what is occurring in the world today I have some calming and reassuring words for you.

Stanley Orchard, Peter Orchard, Dad and Rachel all sit down at the filet table with a bottle of whiskey and discuss their most memorable scars... from bone-shearing filet knife mishaps to oyster holes and wildlife encounters the family covers all their greatest fishing debacles! Don't forget to stop by the YouTube channel and see some of the stories the Orchard family is talking about! https://www.youtube.com/stanleyorchard

Have a drink with my brother Peter and I as we discuss our favorite fishing movies!

Today we have a chat with a few of our Twitter friends in response to our scariest fishing stories... from snakes in the boat to rogue waves and a whole lot of mayhem at sea! If yiu are a serious fisherman you are going to have tales of the days where everything went terribly wrong and we are here to discuss the worst of those scenarios! Special thanks to the following Twitter peeps for joining in the discussion: @BlueCollarFishn @FishHuntTexas @cmhaire @1MonsterMission @_Darcizzle_ @MsDeltaBucks @aaron_tagerson @islandlifefish1 @Sgumpa @lightlinefishin @NorthmanJW @mrjackfish @erikbjorn39 @Russ_Sacbibit @john_jdpc57 @JFKFarms

We take a look at a recent Twitter exchange that covered whether your worst day of fishing is better than your best day at work.

We discuss our top-5 things to catch and eat and spend a little time discussing saving animals in the wild before we take a break to do a little nighttime bass fishing while vacationing at Lake Lyndon B Johnson in Central Texas.