Today i enjoy a conversation with a texas ghost. Craig O. Known as that to anyone who ever read Larry Haines' daily updates on the old fishing forums. After tracking him down, we had a fantastic conversation that i think anyone who loves to fish should enjoy.

Excuse the hissing in the background for the second half of the episode. We recorded this in a silo with massive amounts of reverb and echo. Cleaned up the audio as much as i could, regardless, i think this is an amazing episode to learn about such a brutal fishery from someone who has damn near mastered it.

Chris fowler is a man who i think should be put forward in the space as an icon. I seldom say something like that, but chris' propensity to always be himself, and in a manner, injecting a new revitalized "fly fishing is for all walks of life" approach, is a surefire way to ensure the longevity of our passion and fishery.

Chris Coulter is the embodiment of what it means to truly overcome any obstacle with vigor. Despite his tremendous and prestigous success in such a difficult industry, Chris has completely kept his own personality. Making him one of the nicest and most honest people you could ever come across.

Today i sit down with Macala "Mac" Elliot, one of the fastest growing photographers in our fishery. Known now to produce stunning underwater images that capture the intrinsic beauty of a side seldom seen. I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Today i sit down with the O'Connor Cowboy. One of the most personable and charismatic personalities on our coastline. Enjoy.

Today i sit down with Taylor Winzeler to talk about the history of his company, aswell as the art and artists involved with Laguna Madre Clothing Co.

Today i met with Mark Fisher in order to talk about the processes of legislation action within TPWD, aswell as the history and future of TPWD and their propriospective goals.

Today i met with Seth Gambill to speak over the history of his boats, and the stories from his days as a hydrological surveyor.

No words. I hope you truly enjoy my conversational deep dive into the freezes of 83 and 89, along side some other facts of texas history with Shannon Tompkins.