Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
The fishing right now is better than it’s been in many years, with speckled trout and bass crowding in numbers that are almost hard to fathom.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and Justin Bowles teamed up on a little speckled trout fishing competition against some other friends.[…]
Marsh Man Masson went into a series of residential canals and caught his biggest speckled trout of the year.[…]
Every year, this is the best month for getting up on flats adjacent to deep water, and throwing jerkbaits to line-stripping speckled trout.[…]
Perfect-sized speckled trout have invaded the marshes of South Louisiana, joining the redfish, flounder and largemouth bass that live there.[…]
Not all artificial lures are created equal. But sometimes you match the right bait with the perfect conditions for fishing it.[…]
Kevin Ford and Marsh Man Masson focused on the mouths of bayous, and had a great trip, catching speckled trout, redfish, flounder and more![…]
Marsh Man Masson took a buddy’s teen-aged son fishing, and they were surprised while exploring new fishing destinations.[…]
Chris Macaluso and Marsh Man Man Masson hopped aboard with Buras guide Capt. Cody Obiol to explore the mouth of the Mississippi River.[…]
As the sun gets higher in the sky, the shrimp move to the bottom, where the speckled trout continue to feast. That’s where I found them.[…]
Marsh Man Masson rolled the dice on a day with a meager tidal range, and found a surprisingly good fish bite.[…]
Speckled trout that spent the summer spawning in outside waters are moving back into the marshes to feast on hapless white shrimp.[…]
Marsh Man Masson got Capt. Lane Zimmer to make him some Z’s Tackle Zimmer Swimmers in a new color combo he created called Glass Blast.[…]
Major bayous are loaded with bait — and a much higher percentage of keeper speckled trout than is typical for this time of year.[…]
Gage Ulmer, 15, wanted to fish a little competition against Marsh Man Masson and a Bill Lewis ATV crankbait proved to be the winning ticket.[…]
South Louisiana has experienced a bunch of east wind, which has raised water levels and filled the marshes with speckled trout and redfish.[…]