Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
Marsh Man Masson set out this week to see if any speckled trout had yet moved into the marshes. The migration has begun![…]
Marsh Man Masson says he’s not sure he’s seen a decline in a fishery population like he’s witnessing with Louisiana redfish right now.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and Jeff Bruhl spent time dropping soft-plastics next to the canes at the mouth of the Mississippi River.[…]
Jeff Bruhl and Marsh Man Masson took an afternoon trip to Venice, La., to fish for catfish, bass and redfish.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and Jeff Bruhl caught perfect eating-sized catfish every drop while boats passed them to go somewhere else to find fish.[…]
Map study at home revealed to Marsh Man Masson a likely place to hold fish, and when he got there, he discovered it did.[…]
This time of year, speckled trout move to the fringe of the coast, and that’s where Marsh Man Masson and Justin Bowles went to look for them.[…]
Flood-control structures provide easy pickings for game fish, and those game fish, in turn, become easy pickings for anglers.[…]
Bream are seen as beginner fish by many anglers, who graduate to bigger species and greater challenges. But they are a hard-fighting fish.[…]
Todd Masson and Jonathan Ryan target a productive train bridge in South Louisiana to see if they could put some fish in the boat.[…]
Chris Macaluso and Marsh Man Masson returned to the general area where they caught beautiful speckled trout on topwater baits two months ago.[…]
The greatest thing about the marshes of South Louisiana is their mind-blowing diversity. A host of gamefish species call the region home, and on any given day, one will be more willing to play than
Marsh Man Masson loves getting on the water early and making about a hundred casts with a Pop-R or a similar bait called a TWP.[…]
Todd and Joel Masson join Joe Lavigne for a float trip down the river near his Independence home for Kentucky bass.[…]
Marsh Man Masson really wanted to catch a big bull redfish in the marshes around Hopedale, but the speckled trout wouldn’t stop biting.[…]
This is the time of year speckled trout fill their bellies on juvenile croakers in winding bayous deep in the marsh.[…]