Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is the longest over-water bridge in the world, and the longest artificial reef. It definitely attracts fish.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and his buddy Chris Macaluso set out deep into the marshes of Plaquemines Parish to see what fish they could find.[…]
Marsh Man Masson met with Capt. Triston Elston near the mouth of the Mississippi River in Venice for a fishing trip into Breton Sound.[…]
Speckled trout are entrenched in a pattern that will last a few more weeks — and the fish are surprisingly big![…]
Marsh Man Masson goes kayak fishing at a place known for pure bass-fishing perfection, Paloma Lake in Plaquemines Parish.[…]
Marsh Man Masson recently found pretty water everywhere and made a gear change to maximize his fishing success.[…]
Large speckled trout have moved up to the flats to fill their bellies before they migrate outside to spawn.[…]
Selecting the right bait can mean the difference between an OK trip and a really good one. This week, the Zimmer Swimmer really delivered.[…]
Marsh Man Masson used the new Bill Lewis SCOPE Stik to catch some really nice speckled trout. They weren’t going to let this lure get away.[…]
This is the time of year the March Man Masson catches his biggest speckled trout, and he does it throwing topwater baits over grassy flats.[…]
Todd Masson and Capt. Justin Bowles set out on Lake Pontchartrain to see if speckled trout have begun their spring run at the train trestle.[…]
A, couple times of year, Marsh Man Masson joins Joe Lavigne in a short aluminum skiff upstream for a day’s worth of reeling in spotted bass.[…]
Marsh Man Masson has had to figure out how to catch fish in water that’s stained. The Zimmer Swimmer has really gotten the fish’s attention.[…]
Capt. Justin Bowles and Marsh Man Masson hit a stretch of unfamiliar marsh to see what they could run across.[…]
A few warm nights in a row have made water temperatures right, so Marsh Man Masson set out this week in search of speckled trout.[…]
Marsh Man Masson looks forward all year to this season, when big slab crappie, or sac-a-lait, move up to the shallows to spawn.[…]