Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
This is an iconic bridge in the area, and right now, and it’s got a bazillion fish near it! Marsh Man Masson made sure to take advantage.[…]
Last week, Marsh Man Masson had his absolute best speckled trout trip of the year when the fish did something VERY predictable.[…]
Fresh fish is always delicious, but for some reason, it goes to the next level when you take a break from fishing to cook up what you catch.[…]
The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is 24 miles of fish-holding structure. This week, Marsh Man Masson went there to see what he could catch.[…]
This time of year, the Mississippi River slows to a crawl, allowing all sorts of fish to move in and take advantage of rich bait stocks.[…]
This week, Todd Masson and Chris Macaluso smoked the fish on hard-plastics fishing out of one of Masson’s favorite ports.[…]
All it takes is one good autumn blow to force white shrimp out of backwater marshes, and speckled trout chomp at their tails the whole way.[…]
This week, Marsh Man Masson timed a fishing trip to coincide with the passage of a cool front that brought excellent marsh fishing action.[…]
There’s a certain speckled trout pattern that’s always money this time of year, and this week, Marsh Man Masson took advantage of it.[…]
Fishing this time of year is just as easy as it gets, so to take advantage of the fast action, Marsh Man Masson took his favorite co-anglers.[…]
Every year at this time, high water events push everything into the marsh, making for the absolute best fishing of the year.[…]
White shrimp that have spent the warm-weather months growing from larval stage to meaty monsters migrate out of the marsh and into big bays.[…]
You know fishing is good when you go to an area you’ve never fished before, and have zero trouble finding gobs of keeper redfish![…]
This week, Marsh Man Masson, his son Joel, and grandson Liam fed the fish some soft- and hard-plastic baits to absolutely load the boat![…]
For Marsh Man Masson, fall kicks off when keeper speckled trout move into the marshes and slot-sized redfish seem to be everywhere.[…]
Where they came from, no one really knows, but redfish between 18 and 21 inches are suddenly all over the Louisiana marsh.[…]