My friend Austin Orr and I just returned from my second three day scouting trip to Louisiana this month. It was also Austin’s first time fishing Louisiana. We couldn’t have asked for better conditions. The fishing was off the charts. Austin managed to catch his personal best black drum, sheepshead […]
Redfish
Ever since I was a little boy I had an innate appetite to see the world. As much as I enjoy fishing my home waters of the Upper Texas Coast I often grow tired fishing familiar venues. Periodically, I feel the urge to get away even if that entails stepping […]
My friend Rob and I just got back from a three day scouting trip to Louisiana. Rob had never fished Louisiana, so I was eager to show him what the marshes of Louisiana had to offer. There’s no place like Louisiana in the world.
I spent a bunch of time at the vise tying flies over the cold, wet, and windy weekend. I decided to do a time-lapse while tying. This is my first attempt at creating a time-lapse.
Here’s a short teaser of a video intro I’m working on for this site.
***PRINT GIVEAWAY*** As luck would have it I found an 11×14 print on my bookshelf nestled between my diplomas collecting dust. Rather than using it to make origami I’ve decided to give it away.
To the loyal readers of this blog: It’s been a long time since I made a post and the reason is not due to a lack of content. I’ve been on a hiatus as of late because I’ve been busy. I’ve been busy fishing. I’ve been busy traveling. I’ve been […]
Over the weekend my buddy Jason and I went exploring. We fished an area neither of us had fished before. It didn’t take long for us to find fish. Jason caught the first redfish within minutes of when we started fishing. From that point forward the fishing was stupid. We […]
I’ve logged so many hours behind the wheel as of late I’m starting to feel like a truck driver. In the past two months I’ve fished from South Texas to South Florida. Irrespective of where I travel though, I still cherish the time I spend on my home waters around […]
My buddy John and I have talked about fishing the Everglades for big snook for years. Both of us have caught our fair share of Texas Linesiders (see photos below), but the primitive snook and tarpon-laden backcountry of southernmost tip of Florida has always peaked our interest. When I envisioned […]