Marsh Man Masson creates fishing videos throughout South Louisiana.
Capt. Mike Gallo is constantly field-testing different gear and techniques to give himself an edge over the speckled trout.[…]
Marsh Man Masson and his son, Joel, went to the river to see how many crappie, bluegill, bass, goggleye and chinquapin they could catch.[…]
There’s a belief among a significant subset of anglers that the location of the moon has a profound impact on the activity of fish and game.[…]
Marsh Man Masson took the Zimmer Swimmer in Cali 420 to the train trestle that crosses eastern Lake Pontchartrain and the fish ate it up.[…]
Todd Masson and Chris Macaluso went exploring in a South Louisiana swamp that was unfamiliar water for both of them.[…]
The wind direction was good and the water was as clean. It was only a matter of time before Marsh Man Masson found a productive pattern.[…]
When the cypress trees are awash in spring green, you can bet that below their gnarly limbs are crappie conducting their annual spawn.[…]
Marsh Man Masson is joined by Dustin Jones to target a variety of fish, including speckled trout, and they had a feast in the marsh![…]
Every year, beginning right about now, speckled trout move into a pattern that is consistently great for anglers.[…]
Spring is when speckled trout enter one particular pattern — setting up in bayous to feast on young spring bait stocks.[…]
Marsh Man Masson finds crappie with a technique he put to use this week on a cypress-lined river not too far from his house.[…]
Marsh Man Masson searches for areas that are perfect for throwing topwater baits to speckled trout, redfish and flounder.[…]
During a trip to the Lake Pontchartrain Trestle, Marsh Man Masson changed his lure and it paid dividends almost immediately.[…]
In the spring and fall, big speckled trout meet up at the train trestle that spans eastern Lake Pontchartrain to feast on bait.[…]
Marsh Man Masson teamed up with Jared Serigne to explore some of the roadside fishing down in St. Bernard Parish.[…]
Crappie in South Louisiana move up to the shallows to spawn this time of year, and they always seem to be nosed up against cypress trees.[…]