Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
Where they came from, no one really knows, but redfish between 18 and 21 inches are suddenly all over the Louisiana marsh.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and his grandson went to check out a public dock, and brought along some chicken drumsticks to catch some crabs.[…]
Liam has never caught anything on artificial bait. To change that, he and his grandfather went into the marshes of South Louisiana.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and Jeff Bruhl hitched up a boat and made the drive to a South Louisiana port with a storied history of spectacular fishing.[…]
While Marsh Man Masson fished nearby waters, his crab raps loaded up with crabs, which he took home and threw on the grill.[…]
Marsh Man Masson took Nolan McNeil into the nearly boiling water of the South Louisiana coast, where they found an area loaded with fish.[…]
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.[…]