Louisiana Legends

Louisiana Legends

The Louisiana Legends Podcast brings you real conversations with the people who live and breathe the Louisiana outdoors. From inshore guides and hardcore anglers to industry voices and under-the-radar killers, we sit down with the guys who actually know how to find and catch fish when it matters. This isn’t fluff or recycled info. It’s raw, experience-driven insight from the marsh, Lake Pontchartrain, and beyond. We talk tactics, stories, failures, wins, and everything in between. We get into the stuff that actually affects fishing in Louisiana, including the Menhaden Debate, Water Access Battles, New Creel Limits, and the ongoing fight between Dredging and River Diversions. No politics for the sake of it, just real conversations about what’s happening and how it impacts the fishery. Whether you're chasing speckled trout, redfish, or just trying to level up your game, this podcast gives you a front-row seat to how Louisiana’s best think and operate. New episodes weekly. Stay Legendary.

  1. 5d ago

    What's Really Happening to Calcasieu Lake? | Jeremy Waltrip

    For generations, Louisiana has been known as Sportsman's Paradise. But according to veteran Calcasieu guide Jeremy Waltrip, that title is slipping away. In this episode of the Louisiana Legends Podcast, Jeremy joins us for an honest conversation about the current state of Louisiana's fisheries and the challenges he believes are reshaping one of the state's most iconic estuaries. We discuss the effects of increasing LNG ship traffic, shoreline erosion, damage to natural oyster reefs, changes in fish behavior, trout regulations, fisheries sampling methods, and why Jeremy believes a one size fits all approach to fisheries management is not working for every region of the Louisiana coast. Jeremy also shares his thoughts on why he believes the current monitoring system needs to evolve with the fishery, how management decisions impact everyday anglers, and what he thinks needs to change to protect the future of Louisiana fishing. Whether you agree with Jeremy's perspective or not, this episode raises important questions about conservation, fisheries management, and the future of the waters so many of us grew up fishing. Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Have you noticed changes in Louisiana's fisheries over the years? What do you think should happen moving forward? If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with your fishing buddies. Every share helps us continue telling the stories that matter to Louisiana outdoorsmen.

    What's Really Happening to Calcasieu Lake? | Jeremy Waltrip

  2. Jul 12

    Captain Paul Miller | Nearshore Fishing, Venice, and Building Better Anglers

    On this episode of the Louisiana Legends Podcast, we sit down with Captain Paul Miller, one of the Gulf Coast's most respected offshore captains. Paul guides out of both Mississippi and Venice, Louisiana, and many of you probably know him from Captain Pauly's Podcast, formerly known as Tuna Town Talks. Paul has become a tremendous resource for the fishing community because he's always willing to share what he's learned. In an industry where many people guard their knowledge, Paul genuinely enjoys teaching others just as much as he enjoys putting clients on fish. We talk about offshore fishing, guiding, building a successful charter business content creation, and the lessons he's learned along the way. More than anything, this conversation highlights why so many people enjoy fishing with Paul. He puts the customer experience first, takes pride in helping others become better anglers, and is simply an authentic, down to earth guy. Whether you're an experienced offshore fisherman or just getting started, you're going to enjoy this one.

    Captain Paul Miller | Nearshore Fishing, Venice, and Building Better Anglers

  3. Jul 5

    Chris Bush: The Speckled Truth on Big Trout and Real Conservation

    Chris Bush is widely regarded as one of the best speckled trout anglers on the Gulf Coast, and in this episode, he lives up to the reputation. From Louisiana roots to Texas waters, Chris has built a name chasing big trout and backing it up with results. We get into what actually goes into targeting trophy specks, the mindset behind consistently finding big fish, and why conservation is more important now than ever. Chris shares his philosophy, “take what you need and release the rest,” and explains how that approach has shaped both his success and his impact on the fishery. As the voice behind The Speckled Truth, Chris doesn’t just talk about fishing, he challenges the way anglers think about it. If you care about catching big trout and making sure they’re still here years from now, this is one you need to hear.

    Chris Bush: The Speckled Truth on Big Trout and Real Conservation

  4. Jun 28

    Brett Gerchow: No Excuses | Fishing, Mindset, and Defying the Odds

    Brett Gerchow was born without legs… but you’d never know it watching him on the water. His attitude, determination, and ability to fish with the best of them sets him apart in every way. Brett doesn’t ask for anything — he just shows up and gets it done. In this episode, we talk about: His journey and mindsetHow he approaches fishingThe challenges he’s faced and overcomeWhy attitude is everything This isn’t just a fishing conversation… it’s a perspective shift. Brett proves that limits are usually self-imposed.

    Brett Gerchow: No Excuses | Fishing, Mindset, and Defying the Odds

  5. Jun 21

    Ty Hibbs: Saving Louisiana’s Fishery | Conservation, Experience, and What Comes Next

    Ty Hibbs is one of the most respected names in Louisiana inshore fishing — not just because of what he’s caught, but because of what he stands for. With years of experience and more fish than most could imagine, Ty has shifted his focus to something bigger… conservation and the future of our fishery. In this episode, we dive into: The current state of Louisiana fishingWhy conservation matters now more than everWhat needs to change to revive our watersLessons from a lifetime on the waterTy doesn’t just talk about it — he’s lived it. If you care about the future of Louisiana fishing, this is a conversation you need to hear.

    Ty Hibbs: Saving Louisiana’s Fishery | Conservation, Experience, and What Comes Next

  6. Jun 14

    Chris Macaluso Breaks It Down: Diversions, Dredging, and the Truth About Louisiana’s Fishery

    Chris Macaluso — better known as “C-Mac” — is one of the most passionate and knowledgeable anglers in Louisiana. When it comes to our fishery, there’s nobody bringing more insight, more experience, and more facts to the table. In this episode, we dive deep into the real issues impacting Louisiana waters: Freshwater diversionsDredging and restorationThe menhaden industryHis personal fishing successC-Mac doesn’t deal in opinions alone — he backs everything up with science, data, and years of firsthand experience on the water. This is one of those conversations that just makes sense when you hear it. If you care about the future of Louisiana fishing, this is a must-watch.

    Chris Macaluso Breaks It Down: Diversions, Dredging, and the Truth About Louisiana’s Fishery

  7. Jun 7

    Alabama vs Louisiana Fishing | Trash Talk, Stories, and Straight Chaos

    Nathan brought in his brothers and cousins from Alabama… and it turned into exactly what you’d expect. This episode is a mix of fishing, back home stories, and what happens when Alabama anglers come down to Louisiana waters. From different styles and mindsets to the realities of fishing both places, there’s plenty to unpack. And of course… plenty of trash talk. If you’ve ever fished with family or buddies, you already know how this goes. Nothing but laughs, stories, and a little bit of chaos along the way.

    Alabama vs Louisiana Fishing | Trash Talk, Stories, and Straight Chaos

  8. May 31

    Westbank Josh: The King of Lafitte | Fishing South Louisiana the Right Way

    Josh Adams — better known as “Westbank Josh” — is a recreational angler out of Marrero, Louisiana and a proud LAFB member. Known by many as the “King of Lafitte,” Josh has built his reputation the only way that matters… time on the water. In this episode, we dive into what makes the Lafitte area so unique, how Josh approaches fishing it, and the mindset it takes to consistently find fish in South Louisiana. From dialing in patterns to learning the hard way, Josh shares the kind of insight that only comes from putting in the hours. We also get into the stories — the good, the bad, and the ones every local angler can relate to. If you fish Louisiana, this is one you don’t want to miss.

    Westbank Josh: The King of Lafitte | Fishing South Louisiana the Right Way
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The Louisiana Legends Podcast brings you real conversations with the people who live and breathe the Louisiana outdoors. From inshore guides and hardcore anglers to industry voices and under-the-radar killers, we sit down with the guys who actually know how to find and catch fish when it matters. This isn’t fluff or recycled info. It’s raw, experience-driven insight from the marsh, Lake Pontchartrain, and beyond. We talk tactics, stories, failures, wins, and everything in between. We get into the stuff that actually affects fishing in Louisiana, including the Menhaden Debate, Water Access Battles, New Creel Limits, and the ongoing fight between Dredging and River Diversions. No politics for the sake of it, just real conversations about what’s happening and how it impacts the fishery. Whether you're chasing speckled trout, redfish, or just trying to level up your game, this podcast gives you a front-row seat to how Louisiana’s best think and operate. New episodes weekly. Stay Legendary.

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  • Creator
    Louisiana Legends
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    22
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Louisiana Legends
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