In this episode, Chris sits down with former commercial fisherman and Marker 37 owner Ernie Butler. Together they discuss the Laguna Madre and Ernie reflects on his commercial fishing days that spanned from the 1960’s to 1981. He shares stories of his early days in Baffin and some of his big trout stories. Ernie also shares the origin story of his infamous Marker 37 marina. This is one episode you sure don’t want to miss.

In this episode, Chris sits down and talks with Jay Kleberg about the legacy of the King Ranch. He also shares the many projects he advocates for as the Executive Director of The Gulf Trust. Lastly, they discuss Chasing the Tide - a 370 mile journey him and his wife took walking the TX Barrier islands from Sabine Pass to Boca Chica.

In this episode, Chris talks to Ryan Watkins about his angling upbringing. As the youngest son of legendary guide Jay Watkins, he shares what led him to success on the College Bass Fishing stage and what parallels saltwater anglers can draw from freshwater industry. Hope you enjoy!

In this episode, Chris sits down with Ethan Getz, the Baffin Bay Systems Manager from Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD).  They discuss what makes this bay system one of the most unique marine ecosystems in the world, as well as historical studies completed on the bay.  Ethan also shares what he projects TPWD and his team are doing to ensure the sustainability of this world class fishery.  Hope you enjoy!

In this episode, we sit down with Nathan Garrison and discuss how he created a shark deterrent product called Sharkbanz. From a simple idea to now a globally known product, he shares his story with us. What was initially intended for surfers ended up becoming a must have for fisherman and divers around the globe! 

In this episode, I reminisce with my dad about some incredible trips we've been fortunate to share as father and son over the years.  We also discuss the changes within the Louisiana Delta over the years as a cautionary tale for other fisheries.  Lastly, we discuss my dads family motto of God, Family and Fishing.  We hope you enjoy!

In this two-part episode, we talk with Jimmy Burns, owner of Waterloo Rods.  As a south Texas native, he shares his upbringing and how he acquired Waterloo Rods.  Over the years, Waterloo has made its mark in the industry being know as some of the best rods available.  They also have one of the best tackle stores in the country for targeting inshore species.  Jimmy shares how they got there and what it takes to stay on top!  Hope you enjoy!  

In this two-part episode, we talk with Jimmy Burns, owner of Waterloo Rods.  As a south Texas native, he shares his upbringing and how he acquired Waterloo Rods.  Over the years, Waterloo has made its mark in the industry being know as some of the best rods available.  They also have one of the best tackle stores in the country for targeting inshore species.  Jimmy shares how they got there and what it takes to stay on top!  Hope you enjoy!  

In this episode, Captain Kyle Johnson sits down with the director of production for Grundéns Curtis Graves to talk about all things outdoor apparel. They cover from the design to long term care of GORE-TEX to get the most out of your investment. Curtis sheds some light on the process of making some of the toughest gear on the market made for the harshest conditions.

In this episode, Captain Chris sits down with Mr. Dakus Geeslin, Deputy Director, Coastal Fisheries Division at Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD). They not only discuss the chronological events of the 2021 Texas Freeze but explore TPWD’s response to its devastating effects. Here, Dakus lends some transparency and insight to the events that preceded the event but also how they came up with the emergency measures as a result of creel limit response. Lastly, they talk about the effects of the hatchery and its influence to the post freeze recovery. This is an episode you don’t want to miss!