Podcasts about Grand Isle

Don rounds out the first hour diving into everything Grand Isle with Reel Screamers Guide Service owner/operator, Daryl Carpenter, to go over how a cold fish and egg sandwich could be the AM pick me up that anybody would need, before covering how Sheepshead are being caught every which way, if we should put up limits for Sheepshead, and more!

This hour, Don dives into the forecast as the weekend has a very ugly slate of rain, wind, lightening before welcoming in Glen Sanchez filling in for Robbie Campo on the best way to be using top water bait and how you should keep your live shrimp safe and ready to go as bait, an update on the benefit efforts for Mike Helmer, Red Snapper season is coming up so what should you be aware of, Patric Garmeson of Ugly Charter Fishing Guides drops in to discuss fishing in the rain and how he sets up his rigs in yucky weather and Daryl Carpenter drops in to discuss to recap how Sheepshead are the shining star of Grand Isle right now.

On today's show, Don sounds off on the weekend weather as many events on the calendar have been postponed or downright cancelled before fielding reports from our gallery of guests covering a variety of topics such as top water bait usage and keeping live shrimp in the best state for bait, Red Snapper season starts up soon so what should we know about this season, how you should be setting up rigs when the weather takes a turn for the worse, the best fish you can find around Grand Isle right now is... Sheepshead? Later on, Don connects with more reporters to break down tips for taking down Trout when they start moving erratically, what paddlers should keep an eye on this weekend and what the coming schedule looks like as things get moved around, a Bad Boys case that involves a gunman and a Black Bear, and how the guys over in Buras are swimming in just about every fish under the sun and a whole lot more!

fWotD Episode 2885: Hurricane Cindy (2005) Welcome to Featured Wiki of the Day, your daily dose of knowledge from Wikipedia’s finest articles.The featured article for Saturday, 29 March 2025 is Hurricane Cindy (2005).Hurricane Cindy was a tropical cyclone that made landfall in the U. S. state of Louisiana in July 2005. The third named storm of the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, Cindy developed from a tropical wave on July 3, off the east coast of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. Soon after, it moved over land before emerging into the Gulf of Mexico. Cindy tracked toward the northern Gulf Coast and strengthened to reach maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 km/h), making it a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale. The hurricane struck near Grand Isle, Louisiana, on July 5 at peak intensity, but weakened by the time it made a second landfall along southern Mississippi. Cindy weakened over the southeastern United States and transitioned into an extratropical cyclone as it merged with a cold front on July 7. The remnants of Cindy produced an outbreak of 42 tornadoes across six states. Eventually, the remnants of Cindy moved into Atlantic Canada, dissipating on July 13 over the Gulf of St. Lawrence.Along its path, Cindy produced heavy rainfall, causing flooding and contributing to six traffic deaths – one in Alabama, two in Georgia, and three in Maryland. The hurricane's damage was estimated at US$320 million, and was significant enough for five Louisiana parishes to be declared federal disaster areas. Along the Gulf Coast, Cindy produced high tides, causing beach erosion and flooding that closed some roads. The storm caused the most extensive power outage in the New Orleans area since Hurricane Betsy in 1965. The tornado outbreak associated with Cindy spawned several strong tornadoes, including an F2 tornado in Hampton, Georgia, that caused US$70 million in damage. The damage shut down the Atlanta Motor Speedway for two months. Another F2 tornado in North Carolina destroyed a dairy barn and damaged several buildings. Rainfall from the storm extended into the Mid-Atlantic, causing water rescues in Virginia and Pennsylvania. On July 9, the remnants of the storm set a rainfall record in Montpelier, Vermont, when its airport recorded 2.15 in (55 mm) of precipitation. Many of the areas affected by Cindy were struck by hurricanes Dennis and Katrina in the following weeks.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:10 UTC on Saturday, 29 March 2025.For the full current version of the article, see Hurricane Cindy (2005) on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm generative Ruth.

Don connects with Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service to break down the latest involving cold and muddy water around Grand Isle, dealing with more and more hurdles when out on the water, and more!

This hour, Don welcomes us into the first show of Spring as we dive into field reports and fishing updates from the likes of guests covering topics such as Turkey hunting in Florida and what differences there are in Osceola's compared to other Turkeys, bass fishing in and around Toledo Bend is making serious waves, Grand Isle on the other hand is taking a turn for the worse as conditions continue to make it hard to get any productive fishing done down there, and much more!

On today's show, as we welcome in Spring, Don fields a flurry of reports from guests, marina operators, experts and more covering a variety of topics ranging from spotting differences in Turkey breeds might be harder than you think, Bass showing up in both size and numbers in Toledo Bend, the waters around Grand Isle are looking a whole lot worse for wear, throwing top baits on the water and how you should be doing it, a preview of Boats on the Bayou, a Bad Boy case that highlights another fraudulent charter captain, a look at what is keeping the most packed man we know busy, and a whole lot more!

Don calls up Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to talk about how spotty the fishing and the weather has been and much more!

On today's show, Don is live from Scott's Marine hearing from a slew of field reporters and guests covering topics such as how the water's across Louisiana are still muddy and looking rough, Alabama fishing and their Red Snapper season compared to Louisiana, an infamous craftsman tells us how he makes his Turkey calls, Grand Isle and other areas might be a bit too foggy to fish, the "Holy Trinity" of fishing could help save your trip, kayak competitions may look very new starting soon, a Bad Boy story that showcases how one stupid mistake can snowball, the best Red Snapper recipe is probably simpler than you think, and much more!

Don sits down with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss how the weather has been across Grand Isle, if the fish kills we saw following the freeze might be a deterrent from those looking to get out on the water, and more!

Don is live from Scott's Marine in Elberta, Alabama to discuss the a vareity of things with field reporters and guests such as Robbie Campo on the fishing bouncing back, Patric Garmeson about Alabama fishing, Wingbone about his infamous turkey calls, Daryl Carpenter over in Grand Isle about being ready for foggy fishing, and much more!

On today's show, Don dives into how our fishing plans may change as we step foot into March, before hearing from a flurry of new and old field reporters, covering topics such as fishing during carnival season, how things are hanging around Grand Isle, possible changes to the next Red Snapper season, how a "drop shot" works and what it is, a March made for kayakers, this week's Bad Boys tale goes over someone who has more than one vice, Reds are being "slayed" across Louisiana and in a good way, and how you can win some awesome prizes to help a Louisiana charter captain get back out on the water!

Don sits down with Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss the rumor that the LDWF will be looking for a new leader and how the fishing has been around Grand Isle this past week!

Across Vermont, Black entrepreneurs are running successful businesses that serve both Black Vermonters and the broader population. This is the third installment of our Black History Month series, where we explore different aspects of Black life in our region. They discuss the ups and downs of being entrepreneurs.Leroy Nedd, owner of Hair R Us in Burlington, specializes in wigs, weaves, extensions, and other hair products. Restaurateur Leslie McCrorey Wells co-owns Sotto Enoteca, Pizzeria Verita, and Trattoria Delia in Burlington, as well as Lovestock Farm in Grand Isle. She has served on numerous boards, including the University of Vermont's Fleming Museum of Art, the Flynn Center, the Intervale, and a three-year appointment on Vermont's Future of Agriculture Commission. BJ Robertson also joins the conversation. After playing basketball in high school and college in Vermont, as well as for the Vermont Frost Heaves, he founded Blueprint Basketball, a mentorship and training program for young athletes.

Don connects with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to dive into the latest on Grand Isle's fish kills following the blizzard that struck Louisiana a few weeks back, what fish usually get frozen over in these fish kills, and more!

This hour, Don dives into how we are just settling into the heat as another cold front looms ahead, before calling up Robbie Campo, from Campo's Marina, to tell us about how he spent his Valentines Day, what he caught this week, and how he will stay busy while avoiding a very windy day out on the water. Don also details some of the upcoming shows and events and goes over what to expect from next weeks show when we hear from Duck biologists about what we may need to do for our Duck season to continue, and we connect with Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service to update us on the recent fish kill numbers around Grand Isle.

On today's show, Don dives into reports and updates from across Louisiana covering a variety of topics such as staying busy if you aren't going out on the water, upcoming shows and events where you can see Don, a preview of next weeks show where we will talk to biologists about Louisiana's Ducks and Waterfowl and if there are any fish kills going on around Grand Isle. Later on, we discuss an upcoming tournament for vets, how the fishing weather that we know and love in Feb. is finally coming around, how the winner of the Minimalist Challenge came out on top, a greedy Bad Boy story, how Duck hunting is in Mexico, one LSU softball players experience Duck hunting, and much more!

Artoun and Christina are barricading for a hurricane withGrand Isle(2019) [NOT RATED]. They are joined by improviser, podcast host, and game designer Conner McCabe to break down this script. They argue about whether or not this should have been a cuck thriller, commend Cage for giving it his all even if the project may not have been worth it, and question Fancy's seduction.Join us next week as Christina and Artoun rank the 2010s ! Don't forget to rate & review the pod, subscribe on your favorite platform, and follow us on Twitter & Instagram @cageoldquestion. You can always email us any thoughts or questions at cageoldquestionpod@gmail.com.

Don gets together with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss the summertime weather that Grand Isle has seen we bounce back from that snow storm, but be weary of the weather this weekend if you wanted to get out on the water, side of the road fishing has been fairly quiet, and what you can expect this Spring on the water?

This hour, Don ponders why there is suddenly so many people in New Orleans, could there be something going on or is the fishing just that good, before calling up Robbie Campo from Campo's Marina to detail how bait that looks like Glass Minnows might be the best one on the market this weekend, staying safe along the waters during dense fog, if the numbers of fish kills following that arctic blast climbed any higher, a freshwater fishing report covering, and Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service drops in to tell us all about how the fishing around Grand Isle has been as spring weather continues to make its presence known.

Artoun and Christina are hunting for the white ghost in Primal (2019) [RATED R]. They are joined by actor, improviser, and sketch comedian Austin Williams to help break down the "too many" plots, discuss whether or not Nicolas Cage is even a good hunter in this, and how little boys can be extremely annoying. Join us next week as we get murderous in Grand Isle (2019) [RATED R] ! Don't forget to rate & review the pod, subscribe on your favorite platform, and follow us on Twitter & Instagram @cageoldquestion. You can always email us any thoughts or questions at cageoldquestionpod@gmail.com.

On today's show, Don previews a nice Spring season ahead of us as much of Louisiana's waters look to bounce back from that once in a lifetime snow storm that struck the Gulf South recently before diving into field reports from the likes of our gallery of reports covering topics such as using the time now to prep for a nice season of Spring and Summer fishing, an exotic hunt happening in Oklahoma with the some Tigers out in the wild, a Grand Isle report as fish kills are still a concern. Later on, Don discusses the right way to sit your lures and bait on the water to keep fish hooked, a live report from the Minimalist Challenge as the bait is handed out and the participants get to paddling, a Bad Boys tale that really shows how despicable some people can be, and Ryan Lambert tells us how he would change the way Louisiana does their zones and splits during Duck season.

Don calls up Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss the latest on fish kills around Grand Isle, the lack of people on the water as the environment bounces back from that incredible snow storm, bait availability is looking a little worse for wear but not super bad, and if Daryl's ever experimented with an "Alabama rig"?

This hour, Don welcomes us into February as we take a look at what is National Serpent Day before calling up Robbie Campo of Campo's Marina on if the fish kills we were fearful of have shown up, and what you should be doing if you are not on the water this weekend. Later on, Don gets together with his Bayou Wild TV Tigers in the Wild co-host, Lance Burgos, who are up in Oklahoma watching some Tigers out in the wild and Daryl Carpenter tells us all about how the fishing around Grand Isle is rebounding after the huge blizzard that struck the Gulf South.

Don is joined by Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss how it snowed in Grand Isle, his worries about the fish kills that may or may not be hitting our waters, why we are so focused on these fish kills, and more!

On today's show, Don gathers round the space heater and hopes the fish are as well as Louisiana recovers from their week in a winter wonderland. To help us make sense of how our sports paradise is rebounding, we get together with our field reporters such as Robbie Campo to tell us all about jerk baits and how to use them, Josh Sikes details a freshwater report and dispels any freshwater fish kill rumors, and Daryl Carpenter talks to us about how Grand Isle saw snow for the first time in over a hundred years and how we could be in store for a flurry of fish kills across our waters. Later on, we call up Mike Gallo to discuss his advice for getting out on the water following a frigid blast, Eric Muhoberac covers using jerk baits from a kayak and how that differs from a boat, an aptly named Bad Boy that had everything under the sun for a good time, Ryan Lambert looks to head to Mexico to warm up and get some shots in, and Kirk Stansel, covers what we should expect from duck blinds this weekend.

Don is joined by Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss everything Grand Isle as a frozen week is ahead of us which could result in a lot of fish kills so what precautions should we be taking and what can we expect out on the waters after the cold wave?

Don checks in with Daryl Carpenter, from Reel Screamers Guide Service over in Grand Isle, to paint us a picture of how we should be spending our time during this stretch of nasty weather, where you may be able to find a good catch this weekend, and how you can get in touch with Daryl for some trips this Spring and Summer.

This hour, Don previews the show and weekend ahead of us as Don ponders how do you like hunting deer and with what gear, before diving into our first field report catching up with Robbie Campo from Campo's Marina to reconnect on how his hunting trip went up in Kentucky, a Toledo Bend fishing report, and Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service, to go over the latest from Grand Isle as nasty weather might keep you landlocked and doing gear maintenance.

Don connects with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss how the winter is treating fishermen around Grand Isle, how the fish are being caught as the water temperature faces a serious cold front coming up, and what the colder temps will bring to our waters, and more!

On today's show, Don fields reports from our gallery of distinguished guests such as Glen Sanchez to tell us all about catching Trout before this big cold front, tips towards filling up your ice chest and Daryl Carpenter sounds off on how the fishing changes around Grand Isle this time of year. Later on, Don talks to Mike Gallo about fishing getting tougher as the water gets colder, Brendan Bayard tells us about the Minimalist Challenge just a few weeks out, a Bad Boys case that kicks of our 2025 season, and Ryan Lambert tells us this may just be the best Trout season he's ever seen.

Don calls up Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to tell us about the weather that will be hitting Grand Isle this weekend, what you can expect to see both in the fish you catch and the size of the fish you catch, and when the weather gets rough, where may you find the best spots to fill up your boat?

Don and Cheri round out this year discussing the holiday antics that the Dubuc family has been up to before diving into out a field report from Glen Sanchez filling in for Robbie Campo, discussing what we should all have in our boats this time our year. Afterwards, we dive into this year's horrific nominations for Baddest of the Bad, our very own Bad Boy of the Year, and we close out hearing from Daryl Carpenter, on what you can look to catch around Grand Isle before the end of the year.

On today's show, Don and Cheri welcome you into our end of the year extravaganza where we look ahead to 2025 and what we would like to see before diving into some field reports like Glen Sanchez filling in for Robbie Campo, sounds off on the latest around the St. Bernard area. After, we give the rundown of the baddest of the bunch of Bad Boys we've had throughout 2024 before closing out the first hour with Daryl Carpenter telling us all about what you can catch around Grand Isle before the end of the year. Later on, we hear from Mike Gallo about the resurgence of Lake Pontchartrain for fishermen across SE Louisiana, Eric Muhoberac details the BCKFC 2025 calendar events for the first few weeks of the year, and Ryan Lambert tells us all about hunting Rails and making sure you are prepared for wet, rainy weather when out on the water before finishing the show (and the year) with our winner, voted by you, for the Baddest Bad Boy of the Outdoors for 2024!

Don gets together with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss how you can learn how to fish along the roads on Grand Isle, finding structures to find fish, and if a Sheepshead limit may be on the horizon.

Clayton Rasche is a first-generation Louisianan who adores his home state. He joins Garrett on this episode of the Forgotten America podcast to share about the incredibly rich culture of Louisiana. The Pelican State has deep French roots which can be seen in everything from the architecture to the political system to the food. We learn a little bit about the differences between Cajun and Creole culture and about the variety of small and large cities to explore. If you enjoy music, soulful food, and nature, you'll love this exploration of Louisiana through Clayton's eyes.   Additional Resources Grand Isle, Louisiana https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Isle,_Louisiana Louisiana State Symbols https://statesymbolsusa.org/symbol-official-item/louisiana/state-nickname/pelican-state Zydeco music: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zydeco Buckwheat Zydeco: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckwheat_Zydeco Lana Del Rey & her husband: https://www.elle.com/culture/celebrities/a62103404/who-is-lana-del-rey-boyfriend-jeremy-dufrene/ Parishes instead of Counties: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_parishes_in_Louisiana Cajun: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cajuns Creole: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana_Creole_people Some history and differences between Cajun & Creole culture and meaning: https://www.hnoc.org/publications/first-draft/whats-difference-between-cajun-and-creole-or-there-one Mandeville, Louisiana: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandeville,_Louisiana True Detective: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2790174/ Liz's Where Ya At Diner: https://lizswhereyatdiner.com/   Baton Rouge: https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/listing/louisiana-state-capitol/238/    Tiki Bar in New Orleans: https://latitude29nola.com/ Beach Bum Berry's Latitude 29: https://latitude29nola.com/   Follow Clayton on Social Media Instagram @claytonrasche Facebook /claytonrasche/        Garrett Ballengee, Host President & CEO - @gballeng Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy   Amanda Kieffer, Executive Producer Vice President of Communications & Strategy - @akieffer13  Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy   Nate Phipps, Editor & Producer - @Aviv5753   Follow: YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram Support: Donate, Newsletter

On today's show, Don gets together with his field reporters on this post-Thanksgiving weekend to see if we are truly sitting in "the best fishing weekend of the year" as well as how you can stay safe when in your deer stands and duck blinds, a Bad Boys story that sounds similar to mythical tales cowboys and outlaws, and how if you've got bait, water, and a rod... you should be able to find Trout around Grand Isle. Later on, Don hears a wonderful song about Turkeys and their gobbling ways, maximizing your time across the waterways of Louisiana this weekend, key differences between twitch baits and top water baits, and three varying updates from blinds scattered across Louisiana as duck season slows down but the party don't stop!

Don gets together with Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service to recap how Grand Isle fishing will be as the water settles in this cooler, winter weather, what changes you can make to beat this cold weather, changing up bait to make sure you can still fill up a boat with fish, and what does Daryl expect next Springs fishing season to be like?

Don gets together with Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service over in Grand Isle as he makes a trek to Northern Georgia to hunt some Deer but don't panic yet, Daryl still gives us all the latest on the fishing around the coast, what the fishing will be like with the tide as high as it is, and how are we feeling about the new Red Snapper rules coming down the line?

This hour, Don welcomes in a strong cold front that starts off Deer season for many and Waterfowl season for all, before hearing from Glen Sanchez filling in for Robbie Campo about how at the end of the day, if you don't catch something to do, you ain't trying to as the conditions are great and we get a freshwater fishing report from Blaine Salter before closing out the hour with Daryl Carpenter over in Grand Isle to discuss how the fishing will be in his neck of the woods with the tide as high as it is and more!

Don gets together with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to discuss the winds out around Grand Isle with Hurricane Rafael off in the Gulf causing issues, if someone wants to brave the elements, where could they find the best fish, Speckled Trout reports are far and few between but still around in some spots, and how many, if any, Duck hunters has Daryl come across this weekend.

This week, Don goes over the latest from the opening of the duck season across Louisiana in varies areas with pre-opening numbers looking not that good before calling up Glen Sanchez to go over the St. Bernard area to see what there is to be made of this weather brought about by Rafael out in the Gulf and how the best way to deal with gnats might be the most obvious. Don also tells the tale of this week's Bad Boys that may end be being one of the oddest one we've ever had, and we hear from our Grand Isle expert, Daryl Carpenter, on what the area is facing this weekend with Hurricane Rafael making waves in the Gulf.

For our Grand Isle breakdown, Don gets together with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service as the Gnats have arrived to enact revenge on Daryl, the windy weather will continue out hanging around Grand Isle, and the fishing has been a rollercoaster of good and bad across the board.

On today's show, Don welcomes November with open arms but quickly closes them as Gnats are showing up in droves so be weary before jumping into our field reports covering everything from bridge closures near St. Bernard, the best thing to combat Gnats might be sold at... Victoria's Secret, World Series Trout have finally arrived and they are looking very good, and Grand Isle is staying steady in the face of wonky weather. Later on, Don hears a lovely song from a young listener of the show about how she wanted to join her family out on a hunt, the tips you need to know when searching for clean and moving water this weekend, the latest on the BCKFC Championship tournament, a Bad Boys story involving a real horror show, and a preview of the Waterfowl season starting up in just two weeks!

Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service joins Don to discuss how the catch was this past week around Grand Isle, the fish bouncing back after the water cleaned up, White Trout are going strong in and around reefs, how the cutoff for keeping White Trout depends, are we seeing White and Specks mixing schools, and when should we expect Sheepshead to start popping up?

Don is joined by his daughter, Cheri, on this National Whole Hog Barbecue Day, fielding reports about this very windy weather ahead of us with small craft advisors out there across the Gulf Coast, a history lesson on the Whole Hog BBQ, and how you can help clean our your freezer and pass along your extra meat to the less fortunate, before Kirk Stansel tells us that the waters are PACKED with great catches... just as long as you can beat out this wind, and Daryl Carpenter tells us about the conditions in Grand Isle with water looking like chocolate. Later on, Don and Cheri talk to Mike Gallo about working with the wind, not against it, some kayaking hidden holes with Brendan Bayard, a Bad Boy of the Week that goes above and beyond the world of hunting and fishing, and Ryan Lambert tells us what is going on with the Mississippi River, Gator season closing soon, and his Eco-Tours.

Don gets together with Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service to see if he's got things tied down with all this wind they've been dealing with as the water has been anything but steady and clear, but before this front came, Daryl was seeing some of the best fishing he's ever been a part of, and if the artificial reef from the Raising Cane's CEO has produced any viable catches to compete with other rigs and reefs?

This hour, Don joined with his daughter Cheri, as they call up the likes of Glen Sanchez, retired angler, to discuss the windy weekend weather ahead of us with small craft advisories active, we get check-ins from all those out on the water this weekend. Don and Cheri give us a history lesson on whole hog BBQ and what you can do the help the less fortunate with the leftover meat you've got, before hearing from Kirk Stansel of Hackberry Rod And Gun on what birds he has seen during this cold front previewing a hopefully good Duck season ahead, and Daryl Carpenter from Reel Screamers Guide Service tells us all about how Grand Isle has been dealing with the brunt of this windy weather.

This hour, on National Gumbo Day, Don asks what is your favorite type of gumbo to eat, before being joined by Robbie Campo previewing all the Fall fishing spots and Fall fish with Fall fishing here in full force. Don hears from listeners talking about their favorite types of gumbo, some of the events coming up this next week, and look back at Hurricane Katrina while we think of those hit hardest by Hurricane Milton, Fall N' Tide is going on at Delta Marina today, and Daryl Carpenter joins Don to discuss what all is being caught around Grand Isle, and how you may need to start dressing accordingly when out on the water.

On today's show, Don ponders throughout the show about gumbo on this National Gumbo Day, before fielding reports from the likes of Robbie Campo on the best Fall fishing spots around Shell Beach, Daryl Carpenter tells us to dress for success around Grand Isle. Later on, Don hears from Mike Gallo who argues that today may just be teh best day of weather that we've seen out on the water, Eric Muhoberac previews the big day in store for all kayakers out there with Fall N' Tide, a Bad Boys story this week that makes the argument not every activity needs a gun... or drugs, and Ryan Lambert drops by to tell us all about Gator season and the future of the animal's hunting regulations.