Louisiana Sportsman

After an unsuccessful duck hunt, Jared Serigné goes speckled trout fishing in Venice and then shows us how he makes buffalo trout po’ boys.[…]

The biggest school of speckled trout Marsh Man Masson has ever seen was turning white shrimp to protein. The action was simply incredible![…]

Chas Champagne heads out in search of big speckled trout in clean water. He uses the new Matrix Flouro to fake out some sow specks.[…]

The fish weren’t biting until Marsh Man Masson picked up a Bill Lewis SB-57. The fish go CRAZY over that bait this time of year.[…]

Chas Champagne finds a skinny, secluded ditch and fills the box with speckled trout using the Lemon Head and Tiger Bait Matrix Shad.[…]

Professional bass angler Brian Latimer shares how he fishes docks for bass. He talks about the best times of the year and best baits.[…]

Marsh Man Masson and his son, Joel Masson, compete in a fishing challenge to catch a limit of fish in the marsh.[…]

On this episode of DockSide TV, Chas Champagne goes for the annual trout run along the bridges of Lake Pontchartrain.[…]

Some Texas fishermen are having success, particularly with redfish, throwing Rat-L-Traps under corks. Marsh Man Masson put it to the test.[…]

Professional bass angler Brian Latimer shares how he fishes a lipless crankbait for bass. He also talks about location, size and color.[…]

Right now, you can forget all about any other feature in the marsh. Intersections are where the speckled trout are holding.[…]

The area south of Venice produces a lot of trophy catfish. Jared Serigné and his buddies set trot lines and caught plenty big blue catfish.[…]

Marsh Man Masson set a fishing challenge for himself on his most recent trip: Either he’d catch a limit of any game-fish species or shave.[…]

Chas Champagne travels all over using multiple different techniques to build a nice box of fish using products from Matrix Shad.[…]

When the rivers all around his Independence home get low and slow, Joe Lavigne knows he’ll wear out his left arm reeling in spotted bass.[…]

When the Mississippi River gets low and slow, it concentrates the fish. That inspires everything to bite, including monster catfish.[…]