Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
Catch and cook: Want reds? Fish this stuff!
Every now and then, a project gets implemented that actually attracts fish and makes things easier for anglers.[…]
Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
Every now and then, a project gets implemented that actually attracts fish and makes things easier for anglers.[…]
This time of year, you don’t have to make long runs out of Shell Beach to find PLENTY action on a variety of fish.[…]
Crabbing is in its prime right now, and Marsh Man Masson found an easily accessible canal just LOADED with them![…]
Marsh Man Masson set out with one audacious fishing goal this week, and well, you just gotta see what happened.[…]
This time of year, certain patterns and techniques produce tons of fish. Marsh Man Masson tried different ones this week, and some delivered.[…]
There are still plenty of speckled trout in the marsh, competing for space with redfish and a surprising number of flounder.[…]
This week, Marsh Man Masson took Nolan McNeil, 14, to sample a few fishing spots, and they caught fish everywhere they went.[…]
The waters around this popular port are loaded with speckled trout right now that seem to have a particular affinity for hard-plastic baits.[…]
If you think all soft-plastic paddletails look pretty much the same underwater, you’re about to have your mind blown.[…]
In the mood for a catfish shore lunch, Jeff Bruhl and I tied lines baited with live bream and cut shiners to cypress trees and let them soak.[…]
You won’t find a better season than the months of April and May for throwing hard-plastic lures, including topwaters, to big speckled trout.[…]
Marsh Man Masson tied on the Bill Lewis Depth Strike while targeting speckled trout in a large South Louisiana coastal lake.[…]
Many of Marsh Man Masson’s trips into the South Louisiana marsh begin with an idea of a dish. That’s what this one was all about.[…]
Speckled trout are predictable creatures that do the same things year after year, as they move throughout the ecosystem to eat and spawn.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and Justin Bowles made a change to a smaller-profile lure with less natural action, and it made all the difference.[…]
This time of year, crappie are irresistible, as the fish move shallow to make next year’s crop of crappie.[…]