Life Between the Volleys

45 Minutes!

We get the juice on this episode. Nathan sits down with Adam and talks about the first two months of the Catfish Tournament scene for him. He breaks down the first few of the year that was tough. Then we dive into breaking down the win from the Ohio River Catfish series brought to you by G3. You got to listen to this episode and hear how they broke it down that tournament.

Chase Sansom- Bass Snatcher, Marshall Fishing, Dock Talk WV Host

I was able to catch up with Marshall Bass Fishing Team Caption and the host of Dock Talk WV Chase Sansom. Coming off a win at Summerville Lake two weeks ago. We talked about how he got into fishing. Focusing mainly on his career at the college level this far. We hit on some other topics along with the Marshall fund-raising trail he started and what all he learned and got coming up from Doc Talk Show.

One Week Left

Harrison is back at the house and we are talking about turkey season. It has been a very productive season so far for Nathan 4 days hunting and have season Gobblers everyday. Nathan breaks down his gear he has been using for this season. The guys also talk some BS about life and what all we got going on.

Ronnie Philips From Heartland Waterfowl.

I am joined by a member of the Heartland Waterfowl, Ronnie Philips. We talked about his journey from being on the radio for 22 years to starting one of the biggest shows on sportsmen channel with friends. Ronnie gives amazing insight into life and about pursuing his dreams. We also talked about some of his new business adventures. Make sure to check all of them out. @domaresolutions, @paparonradio, @paparonpodcast.

Nick Pahoundis- Buck Bass or Broke

Are you Buck Bass or Broke? This week's guest is Nick Pahoundis. Nick is rolling the dice and starting to chase that dream of becoming a professional bass fisher. He is currently fishing the MLF Toyota Series as a non-boater. He also fishing his local trails in WV and OH. We talked about some of his experiences he learned this year. I also ask for some advice on some baits and techniques. Make sure to go follow his new instagram page Buck, Bass, or Broke!

Hull Talk

I sat down with Harrison and three different shells that we decided to compare. We looked at the thickness of the hull, wade shape and material, powder consistency, and pellet count and shape. Very surprised by what we find, we talk about what we like about each shell and what we did not like. Then rate the shells on a 1-5 scale.

Ryer Poter Content Creator

I am joined by a member of the Copeland Creative Media Company, Ryer Porter. We talked about his journey from being in California to moving to Georgia and joining the team there. We talk about his seven-year journey to the present day, getting to film a star list of clients. He talks about the experience he obtained over the years and what it takes to make it in the outdoor industry. Go over and check out all his work at: Copeland Creative, Redneck Tech Podcast and his personal social media page.

Lauren Brady - Content Creator

This week's episode, Nathan calls up Lauren Brady from Mississippi to learn about her life and career as far as a content creator and media manger for different companies. From the duck woods to rodeo, she gives insight about the success and the journey her career has taken her on. She talks from growing up hunting to picking up her first camera and now is finishing her first season at the lead on a YouTube waterfowl series. Check her out on instagram at lb_laurenbrady.

What Now?

Nathan sits down with Harrison to talk about what is left to wrap up the season. Tearing down blinds, cleaning decoys and trucks, and packing them all away till next fall. The talk turns to spring and early summer plans, whether it be hunting, fishing, or filming. Nathan talks about some future media plans he has and plans for the podcast. As always, we end on some BS talking about an arrangement of topics around waterfowl.

Lessons Learned

Nathan sits down with Shawn Huffman to talk about the Lessons Learned this late season. This pass season was a good season to try new techniques with the high bird numbers. Although, we found success in some of them we also learned that the situations need to be right and the birds need to cooperate.