Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
The green hornet color of the Matrix Shad paddle tail was irresistible to fish two years ago. It once again seems to be king of the colors.[…]
Sometimes when you go out fishing, all the stars align — from wind to tide to water clarity to presence of bait.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and Justin Bowles attempt to catch big speckled trout on hard-plastic jerkbaits at the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet.[…]
Underwater cameras show why this particular lure fished this particular way is irresistible to fish right now.[…]
This time of year, Marsh Man Masson looks for three things for speckled trout: subsurface grass, pretty water and jumping mullet.[…]
It was a GREAT year for fishing action, and Marsh Man Masson was able to catch a ton of it through cameras. Here is the best of the best![…]
Even if you’ve been fishing for decades, Marsh Man Masson knows you still can learn new things on every single trip.[…]
Marsh Man Masson has had some of his best topwater trips in December, January and February, the coldest months of the year.[…]
Da Bayou Experience allows clients to enjoy quaint accommodations, feast on South Louisiana cuisine and partake in unrivaled fishing action.[…]
Marsh Man Masson takes viewers along as he catches white trout and brings the fillets back to his kitchen to create a feast for his family.[…]
Marsh Man Masson partnered with Campo’s Marina and Puglia’s Sporting Goods to hand out $100 gift cards to returning anglers.[…]
Even though a cold front had just blown through, Marsh Man Masson went to this canal system and loaded up on white trout.[…]
The fishing has never been hotter than it is right now at Louisiana’s legendary Lake Pontchartrain Trestle.[…]
Marsh Man Masson has been wanting to see how much of a difference super light line makes when targeting fish in the marsh.[…]
Marsh Man Masson tries the Fishlab Flutter Nymph once again and the speckled trout just wouldn’t leave it alone![…]
There are still places left with thriving speckled trout populations, and Marsh Man Masson had the good fortune of fishing one of them.[…]