I'm joined by one of my 18 year old sons this episode. We talk about the shift in redfish feeding patterns that focus more on mullet than shrimp. We also get a little off the rails LOL.

Kinda all over the map today. I recap a trip from this morning, rant about the lunatics on social media fishing pages, and discuss why fish limits are a good thing, but still may not be enough.

Fumbled my way through the beginning of what turned out to be a great trip last week. Let's dive in and discuss what I saw from the poling platform.

This week I sit down with Cam Cooper to discuss the launch of his guide business and how his journey has gone thus far.

This week I challenged myself to go out and hunt for shallow water bull reds. It's November and it doesn't get much easier than this time of year. During this episode I recap that solo mission and talk about what I learned.

This week I visited with Jacob Sumney, the owner and operator of Kden Lures. We discussed the challenges faced when creating lure and the balancing act it is to work, raise a family and fish tournaments. Hope you enjoy the interview!

Let's analyze the recent marsh dump and learn to time the bite. We will also talk about the perceived affect of barometric pressure on fish behavior.

This week I was interviewed by a new friend, Chris Little. Chris is the host of Dead Calm Outdoor Radio that can be heard on The Outdoor Radio Network and across the world on iheart media.

We talk about the differences in the South Carolina and Texas fisheries and discuss the pattern developing for redfish in the back country as fall moves in.

This week I sat down with the owner and operator of Castaway Customs Seadek, Kaylor Little, who also happens to be the wife of Brian Little of Sabine Skiffs. Kaylor was one of the masterminds behind the Black Fly Affair tournament for the past two years and in this episode we:

Dive in to what it takes to run a tournament

How her seadek business works

The ebbs and flows of balancing life as a business owner.

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It's mid October and we still haven't had a cold front. What does that mean for the overall weather pattern going forward?

How can we maximize our time on the water and not waste time in non productive areas?

Let's unpack all of that plus more.