2026 - North Texas Spring Shootout
2026-03-21
Blast & Cast Men’s Ministries is excited to host our 6th annual North Texas Spring Shootout at Defender Outdoors in Fort Worth, TX. Sponsorships and team registration are now open. Space is limited, so register early.
DATE: Saturday, March 21, 2026
LOCATION: Defender Outdoors – 8270 Aledo Road, Fort Worth, TX 76126
SPONSORSHIPS: Title Sponsorship $5,000 / Gold Sponsorship $2,500 / Meal Sponsorship $1,500 / Silver Sponsorship $1,500 / Station Sponsorship $250
TEAM REGISTRATION: $600
**NEW THIS YEAR – Click the “Bring Your Own Cart” button when you register, and you will receive a FREE Raffle Ticket package (est. value $50.00).
BUCKLE SHOOT AWARDS:
· 1st and 2nd Place Team
· High Overall Male and Female Shooter and High Overall Jr. Shooter.
· Bonus Payout – $500 cash to High Over Shooter
For additional information and to download a copy of the event flyer, please CLICK HERE.

FL - Lake Harris Fresh Water Bass Fishing
2026-04-04 06:00 - 13:00 UTC | Venetian Gardens Boat Ramp, Lake Harris Drive, Leesburg, FL, 34748, United States
“Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.” Matthew 16:24 NIV
Purpose:
To share God’s Word and Love with everyone attending and participating in the event and to present the core values and heart of Blast & Cast Men’s Ministries and build a presence in the Leesburg/Lake County region.
Date: Saturday, April 4, 2026
Guest Speaker: Bud Norton
Registration:
Ticket Cost: Participants – $10.00 / Volunteer Boat Owners – $10.00
*Space is limited, so please register now.
Age Limitations/Restrictions: All participants under the age of 18 must attend with a parent or guardian. Minimum youth age: 12. Limit 1 youth participant per parent/guardian.
Location:
Venetian Gardens, Lake Harris Drive, Leesburg, FL 34748
Activities:
Everyone is invited to join us for a half-day of fishing on the fresh waters of Lake Harris, Leesburg, Florida. We will meet at Venetian Gardens Boat Ramp (South Side) on the morning of April 4, 2026. Before heading out all participants will be a part of a short prayer and thought in the morning then head out for a half day of fishing. After our time on the water, we will gather for lunch provided by Oak Wood Smoke House and Grill, and a short devotional.
We have generous volunteers providing the boats, so all you will need to bring is your own fishing pole and gear. Tips will not be allowed, but help with fuel expenses and ice is appreciated. Bring some snacks and drinks for yourself and to share while on the boat.
Prizes: TBD
Meals: We will gather for a lunch provided by Oak Wood Smoke House and Grill.
Rules:
1. Please be on time and plan to stay until around 2:00 pm.
2. No perfect people allowed. Come as you are, no pretending.
3. Alcohol will not be allowed on boats, but will be allowed in moderation after the boat is on the trailer.
4. Please be mindful of your language when youth participants are around.
5. Have a good time.
What to bring:

*Valid Florida fishing license (click this link to obtain a Florida Freshwater Fishing license: https://myfwc.com/license/freshwater/

*Drinks and snacks for the boat.
*Parents – Please provide a life vest for all youth participants.Everyone should bring their own fishing tackle and gear for fresh water bass fishing. Please don’t expect volunteer boat owners to lend out their gear or tackle.
*If you want to keep fish, bring what is necessary to clean your own catch and take it home.
*Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses.
*Rain gear if necessary.
*A willing attitude that’s eager to help make it work and have a good time – remember, everyone there is a volunteer, so set your expectations as though you are going on a weekend trip with friends.
Event Chairmen: Juan Carranza / (786) 719-0511 / JuanC@blastandcast.org
Schedule:
6:00 am Participant check-in at boat ramp
6:30 am Welcome / boat assignments and prayer
7:00 am Launch boats
12:00 pm Return to Boat Ramp
1:00 pm Lunch and devotional

Donations: Donations are tax deductible! Our events do not operate at a profit, so we are dependent on donations to fund the organization and maintain the low-cost nature of our events. We are currently seeking individual, corporate, and church partnerships to assist in our effort to reach outdoorsmen. Financial and merchandise donations are accepted. If you would like to be a part of the Blast & Cast mission, please contact us at info@blastandcast.org for more information.

O.H. Ivie - 3 Day Spring Lunker Event 2026
2026-04-10 15:00 - 2026-04-12 11:00 | Elm Creek RV & Campgrounds, 457 Recreation Road 10, Voss, TX, 76888, United States
“And how can they hear about him unless someone tells them?” – ‭‭Romans‬ ‭10‬:‭14‬ ‭NLT‬‬
Purpose:
To bring men together around the shared interest of the outdoors and fishing and to introduce or reintroduce them to the love of Jesus Christ through fellowship and His Gospel.
Date: Friday, April 10, 2026, through Sunday, April 12, 2026, at Elm Creek RV and Campgrounds
Registration:

$ 80.00 – Approved Volunteer Boat Owners
$115.00 – Approved Volunteers
$165.00 – Participant (16 yrs +)

Space is limited so register now. We will prioritize opportunities for those who have not attended Blast & Cast events in the past. Veteran Blast & Cast participants should find a way to volunteer and support the event. Volunteer Boat Owners must be approved by the event organizers.
Age limitations/restrictions: Minimum age is 16 years old. Youth participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Fishing:
Join us for a 3-Day fishing event designed to promote Christian fellowship and authenticity, and to introduce the Gospel of Jesus Christ to outdoorsmen through the efforts of the Central Texas Chapter.
There will be prizes given out in two different categories: Traditional Gear and Fly-Fishing Gear.
Participants will receive daily boat assignments from our event organizers.
Meals:
Please bring snacks and drinks to bring on the boat.

Friday: Dinner on your own (Elm Creek Grill is open until 6 pm.)
Saturday: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner provided.
Sunday Breakfast provided.
There is a Bait Store / Gas Station/ Restaurant at the location

Rules:

No perfect people allowed. Come as you are, no pretending.
Alcohol will not be allowed on boats but will be allowed in moderation after the boat is on the trailer.
Please be mindful of your language when youth participants are around.
Have a good time.

What to bring:

There is a Bait Store / Gas Station / Restaurant at the location.
Valid Texas fishing license with freshwater endorsement.
Drinks and Snacks for the boat.
Everyone should bring their own fishing tackle and gear for bass/crappie fishing. Please don’t expect volunteer boat owners to lend out their gear or tackle.
Filet knife and Ziploc bags – plan to clean your own fish, please.
A cooler to bring fish home.
Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses.
A willing attitude that’s eager to help make it work and have a good time – remember, everyone there is a volunteer, so set your expectations as though you are going on a weekend trip with friends.

Suggested tackle:
Plan to fish for Bass and Crappie. Each fisherman should bring their own rod. Appropriate rods are medium-light to medium action, 6-7ft long, either spinning or bait-casting or a 5-8 weight Fly Rod with a sink tip or shooting head. For traditional gear, 12lb test monofilament or 20-30lb test braided line is recommended. We also recommend putting fresh line on reels if you haven’t done so in the last few months. **Note: David Guajardo, the operator of the onsite Elm Creek Bait Store, knows the lake well. He can be reached at (325) 357-4776.
Contact info:
Central Texas Chapter:
Tony Fleming – reel_for_God@yahoo.com / (737) 240-5004
Elm Creek RV and Campgrounds (Bait Store):
David and Monica Guajardo – (325) 357-4776

Schedule:

Friday
3:00 pm Check-in at Elm Creek Bait shop/cafe
Campground’s Bait Store (325) 357-4776
5:30 pm Welcome
6:00 pm Elm Creek Grill closes
7:30 pm Guest Speaker
8:00 pm Boat assignments for Saturday
Saturday
6:00 am Breakfast
7:00 am Depart for Fishing
Noon Lunch at Elm Creek Grill
1:00 pm Guest Speaker
3:00 pm Depart for Fishing
7:00 pm Dinner and Fellowship
8:00 pm Boat assignments for Sunday
9:00 pm Optional Bowfishing Excursion
Sunday
6:00 am Breakfast
7:00 am Depart for Fishing
10:00 am Return from Fishing
10:30 am Awards Ceremony
11:00 am Check-out

Donations: Donations are tax deductible! Our events do not operate at a profit, so we are dependent on donations to fund the organization and maintain the low-cost nature of our events. We are currently seeking individual, corporate, and church partnerships to assist in our effort to reach outdoorsmen. Financial and merchandise donations are accepted. If you would like to be a part of the Blast & Cast mission, please contact us at info@blastandcast.org for more information.

Lake Jackson, TX Men's Clay Shoot with Cornerstone Church
2026-04-25 08:00 - 12:30 | Cornerstone Church, 3007 TX-332, Lake Jackson, TX, 77566, United States
“Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17
Purpose:
To build relationships in the Lake Jackson community and point outdoorsmen to the cross. Participants will be invited to attend the church service the following morning to hear a special guest speaker, Brodie Cooper, the Executive Director of Blast & Cast Men’s Ministries.
Date:
Saturday, April 25th at 8:00am
Location: Cornerstone Church of the Nazarene, 3007 TX-332, Lake Jackson, TX 77566
Registration:
Free! This is a men’s event being conducted in partnership with the men’s ministry at Cornerstone Church. Minimum age to shoot is 14.
What to bring:

Shotgun
Two boxes of shotgun shells
One box of sporting clays (pick up at any Academy of Walmart)
Hearing and eye protection
Fishing rod and tackle for bass fishing (optional)
Lawn chair

Shooting:
We will have stations set up on the church grounds for a fun morning of shooting clays. Volunteers will be on site to ensure safety and assist new shooters as needed. Minimum age for participation is 14 years old.
Meals:
Lunch will be provided.
Rules:

No perfect people allowed. Come as you are, no pretending.
Because this is a shooting event, no alcohol will be permitted.
Please be mindful of your language when youth participants are around.
Have a good time.

Contact info:
Brad Wojcik at 979-482-2274 or email him at bradwojcikfishing@yahoo.com.
Schedule:
8:00am Check in
8:30am Safety briefing; shooting begins
11:00am Station cleanup
11:30am Lunch and short devotion

Cedar Key, FL - 1 Day Saltwater Fishing Event
2026-05-02 06:00 - 13:00 | Cedar Key, Cedar Key, FL, United States
Matthew 4:19 – “Follow me; and I will make you fishers of men.”
Join us in Cedar Key, Florida, on Saturday, May 2, 2026, for a 1-day saltwater fishing event.
Purpose: Cedar Key has been devastated by four hurricanes. The town and especially the men who make their living on the water have been affected. We want to build community and plant the Vision of Blast & Cast Men’s Ministries.
Date: May 2, 2026 – (6:00 am – 1:00 pm)
Contact info:
– Tom Ryan – tcrjr1@gmail.com or 803-586-7149
– Jason Lowe – jlowe1787@gmail.com or 352-362-0656.
Lodging: Lodging at Webb B&B is available on a limited first-come, first-serve basis for men coming from out of town. Contact Jason Lowe for details.
Cost: Adult and Youth Participants – $20.00 / Approved Volunteer Boat Owners – Free
Age restrictions: Minimum age for participants is 10 years old. Parent or guardian must accompany children under 18 years old.
Fishing: Everyone is welcome to join us for a half-day of fishing along the coastal waters of Cedar Key, FL. We will target redfish and speckled trout.
We will meet at the boat ramp on Saturday morning, May 2nd. Boats will launch at 6:45 a.m., just before sunrise at 7:00 a.m. We will return to the ramp by 11:30 a.m. Following a brief message from our guest speakers, Tom Ryan and Jason Lowe, we will head to a local restaurant for lunch. Thanks to our generous volunteers providing the boats, all you need to bring is your favorite fishing pole and gear. While tips are not permitted, contributions toward fuel and ice are appreciated. Don’t forget to pack snacks and drinks for the boat!
Each participant will be assigned to a boat at the welcome meeting. While we keep fathers and sons together, usually you will fish with people you don’t know. This is done purposefully, so please don’t be surprised. We will try to pair volunteer boat owners with participants who are suitable for their preferred method of fishing. Please remember to be flexible because this won’t always be possible. Volunteer boat owners will be introduced to their parties at the welcome meeting. Please see your volunteer boat owner for assistance and/or special needs regarding fishing.
Meals: Lunch at a local restaurant.
Giveaways: A small reward will be presented to the most successful fishing team at the event. *Note: Please contact the event organizers if you would like to donate door prizes or fishing tackle.
Rules:
– Perfect people are not allowed. Come as you are, no pretending.
– No drunkenness. Alcohol in moderation is allowed, but not on the boats, please.
– Please help keep the environment kid-friendly.
– Have a good time.
What to bring:
– Valid Florida saltwater fishing license. Florida Saltwater fishing regulations here – https://myfwc.com/fishing/saltwater/
– Water safety gear is required for participants under 18 years old.
– Rain gear and sunscreen (prepare for all weather conditions)
– Favorite snack and drink for the boat
– Knives and baggies to clean your own fish if you choose to retain any
– Everyone should bring their own fishing gear and tackle. It is not expected of the volunteer boat owners to lend out their gear or tackle. If they choose to do so, please replace it.
– Cash for boat gas, ice, or any live bait you would like to use. *Note: Bait is available at 3 local shops as you come into town. They open at 6:00 am, so be there early so you are not late for the AM meetup.
– An open mind, an open heart, and a good attitude. Remember, everyone there is a volunteer, so set your expectations as though you are going on a weekend trip with friends.

Schedule
Saturday (May 2, 2026)
6:15 AM Check-in
6:30 AM Welcome & Prayer
6:45 AM Leave the dock
11:30 aM Return to Ramp
11:45 AM Guest Speaker
12:00 PM Lunch at a local restaurant
1:00 PM Final fairwell and Checkout

Alaska - The Rock Lodge - Construction
2026-05-23 - 2026-08-23 | Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, Christmas Cabins, Coffman Cove, AK, 99918, United States
“And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build My church, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it”. Matthew 16:18 (NKJV)
Thank you for the tremendous response to the 2026 Alaska Construction Project. Sign-ups for this first season are now complete, but last minute opportunities to join us in Alaska may arise. If you’d like to be on our standby list for late openings, please register using the free waitlist ticket.
Purpose: To build “The Rock” Lodge on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska; strengthen relationships of current Blast & Cast volunteers and staff; and introduce the local community to Blast & Cast Men’s Ministries. When completed, “The Rock” Lodge will be used to facilitate the hosting of low-cost, budget-friendly Blast & Cast events in Alaska.
Project Description: Volunteers will assist in the construction of “The Rock” Lodge. All interested construction volunteers will answer a series of questions that will help the Event Chairman schedule volunteers based on the timeline of construction and each volunteer’s construction skills and specialties.
Length of Stay: Minimum stay of one week; arriving at the Lodge on Saturday and departing the Lodge the following Saturday. Maximum stay of two weeks unless previously approved by Event Chairman.
Liability/Minors: All participants will be required to sign a liability waiver. Participants must be at least 16 years old for this event, and all participants under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Lodging: The cost of lodging is included and will be provided at Christmas Creek Cabin, Coffman Cove, Alaska 99918
Meals: Food/beverages are included (excluding alcohol)
Other Costs:

Airfare to/from Alaska (approximately $500-$700 round trip);
Alaska Inter-Island Ferry from Ketchikan, AK to Hollis, AK (approx. $130/round trip);
Fishing Boat fuel (approx. $150);
Any additional snacks/drinks;
Alaska fishing license/King Salmon stamp

Fishing: In addition to construction work, we will incorporate Salmon and Halibut Ocean fishing, Salmon and Trout freshwater fishing, and whale watching.
Licenses: An Alaska fishing license is required (it is recommended to also purchase a King Salmon Stamp)
Rules: No perfect people allowed. Come as you are, no pretending.

No drunkenness. Alcohol in moderation is allowed only after all construction and/or fishing is done for the day. Safety is a must!
Please watch profanity. We want to keep the environment kid-friendly.
Have a good time.
Come ready to work!

What to bring:

Sturdy outdoor clothing, hiking boots, and rain gear
All saltwater and freshwater fishing gear is provided; however, if you have your favorite freshwater spinning, or flyrod you are encouraged to bring.
A willing attitude that’s eager to help make it work and have a good time. Remember, everyone is a volunteer.

Contact info: The Event Chairman is Leigh Johannsen. If you need information before the event, please contact him at LeighJo@blastandcast.org. If you need assistance while traveling to or during the event, please contact him via phone or text @ 804-824-3058.

Houma, LA | 3-Day Fishing Trip
2026-06-12 - 2026-06-14 | Houma, LA – Private Camp, 118 Theriot Voisin Bridge Rd., Theriot, LA, 70397, United States
Join us for a 3-day fishing trip in Houma, LA!
“Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” – Proverbs 27:17
Purpose:
To point outdoorsmen to the cross.
Dates:
Primary check-in will begin on Friday, June 12th from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm at the lodge. If you will not be able to check in by 1:00 pm on Friday, please let us know ahead of time. You can check in Friday evening after dark if necessary. *Volunteer boat owners must check in and be on site by noon on Friday.
The event will officially end at noon on Sunday, June 14th. Everyone must check out by noon on Sunday.
Lodging:
We will have three private camp houses for the event. Primary check-in will be held at:
118 Theriot Voisin Bridge Rd
Theriot LA 70397
Big thanks to Carl Primeaux and J.P. Solis for donating the use of their lodges!
Registration:
First paid, first reserved.
Fishing:
We will have volunteers present along with their boats. Our volunteer boat owners are paying their way and are not professionals nor are they licensed guides. No tips are allowed, but gas in the tank and your share of other expenses is expected. Please bring cash to assist with boat gas, ice, and bait. Each volunteer boat owner will be assigned a fishing party each day. While we keep fathers and sons together, usually you will be fishing with people you don’t know. This is done purposefully so please don’t be surprised. Additionally, we will try to pair volunteer boat owners with parties suitable to their preferred method of fishing, but please remember to be flexible as this won’t always be possible.
Volunteer boat owners will be introduced to their parties in our meetings. Please see your volunteer boat owner for assistance and/or special needs with regard to fishing.
Meals:
Dinner is provided for both Friday and Saturday night meals. Breakfast will be served on Saturday and Sunday morning. A limited supply of drinks and snacks will be available to take on the fishing trips but plan to bring your favorite soft drinks. Leftovers will be available for lunches, but most parties will eat out based on their fishing location and schedule. If you would like to sponsor a meal at this event, please contact Steve Smith at the e-mail address listed below.
Freebies:
Door prizes will be given out Saturday night. If you would like to donate door prizes or fishing tackle, please contact Steve Smith at the e-mail address listed below.
Rules:

Perfect people are not allowed. Come as you are, no pretending.
No drunkenness. Alcohol in moderation is allowed, but not on the boats, please.
No profanity. We want to keep the environment kid-friendly.
Have a good time.

What to bring:

Sleeping bag, pillow, towel, toiletries.
Everyone should bring their own fishing gear and tackle as it is not expected of the volunteer boat owners to lend out their gear or tackle. If they choose to do so, please replace it. The suggested tackle list is below.
Cash for boat gas, ice, or any live bait you would like to use
Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses… and rain gear.
Louisiana saltwater fishing license valid for the days of the event
Filet knife and Ziploc bags. Plan to clean your own fish, please.
A cooler to bring fish home.
A willing attitude that’s eager to help make it work and have a good time & remember, everyone there is a volunteer, so set your expectations as though you are going on a weekend trip with friends.

Suggested tackle:
Plan to fish for redfish in the Bayou Dularge area. Each fisherman should bring their own rod. Appropriate rods are medium-light to medium action, 6-7ft long, either spinning or bait-casting. Monofilament line is typically 12lb test, braided line is typically 20-30lb test. It’s recommended to put fresh line on reels if you haven’t done so in the last few months.
Artificial baits, Paddle tail style baits are the easiest to fish. 3-4 models in glow/chartreuse, red/white, black/charreuse, and pumpkinseed are the basics. Weedless spoons in weights from ¼ ounce to ¾ ounce are also easy to fish and effective. Spinner baits like the Redfish Magic can come in handy. Topwater baits like Super Spook Jr’s or Skitterwalks (white, chrome, or black) can be exciting. Gulp shrimptails fished under a popping cork can also be effective and kid friendly.
Contact info:
Event chairman: Steve Smith
E-Mail: StevenRSmith@cox.net
Mobile: 337-654-3880
Schedule of Events
Friday:
11:00 AM Primary check in
1:00 PM Welcome meeting
1:30 PM Scheduled departure for Friday’s fishing trip
6:30 PM Return to lodge for meal and devotion
Saturday:
5:30 AM Breakfast served, followed by prayer devotional
6:30 AM Scheduled departure for Saturday’s fishing trip
4:30 PM Return to dock for weigh-in / Dinner prep.
6:30 PM Dinner served
7:30 PM Evening message, followed by awards & door prize presentation
Sunday:
5:30 AM Breakfast served, followed by prayer devotional
6:30 AM Scheduled departure for Sunday’s fishing trip
Noon Check out and depart

Mosquito Lagoon - 3 Day Fishing Event
2026-06-26 - 2026-06-28 | Oak Hill Fish Camp, 426 E Halifax Ave, Oak Hill, FL, 32759, United States
“Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a net that was thrown into the sea and gathered fish of every kind” Matthew 13:47
Join us in Oak Hill, FL for a 3-day saltwater fishing event on Mosquito Lagoon and Merritt Island State Park
Purpose: The event is designed to build community and intentional time in the Word.
Dates: June 26-28, 2026
Lodging: We will be staying at Oak Hill Fish Camp. Lodging for Friday and Saturday nights is included in the cost.
The address for the camp is: 426 E HALIFAX AVE, OAK HILL, FL 32759. The website is located at oakhillfishcamp.com.
Cost: $250 for fishermen, $200 for volunteers bringing a boat to the event. This cost includes lodging, most meals, t-shirt, and fishing on volunteers’ boats throughout the event.
Age restrictions: Minimum age for participants is 16. All minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Fishing: Volunteers will be bringing boats to provide fishing opportunities. Please bring your own tackle. We expect to be fishing the flats and Mangroves; inshore for redfish, speckled trout, and snook primarily, but where and how you fish will be up to the boat owner. Our volunteer boat owners are paying their way and are not professionals – nor are they licensed guides. No tips are allowed, but split expenses like gas, ice, and bait. Each volunteer boat owner will be assigned a fishing party each day. While we keep fathers and sons together, usually you will be fishing with people you don’t know. This is done purposefully so please don’t be surprised.
We will try to pair volunteer boat owners with parties suitable to their preferred method of fishing, but please remember to be flexible as this won’t always be possible. Volunteer boat owners will be introduced to their parties in our meetings. Please see your volunteer boat owner for assistance and/or special needs with regard to fishing.
Meals: Dinner for Friday and Saturday evening will be provided. Breakfast for Saturday and Sunday morning will be provided. For lunch on Saturday, our plan is to meet up at a local restaurant on the water. Please bring some cash to cover your lunch.
Giveaways: If you’d like to donate door prizes or fishing tackle, please contact Alec Gunn at the email listed below.
Rules:
– Perfect people are not allowed. Come as you are, no pretending.
– No drunkenness. Alcohol in moderation is allowed, but not on the boats, please.
– Please help keep the environment kid friendly.
– Have a good time.
What to bring:
* Valid Florida saltwater fishing license Florida Saltwater fishing see regulations here myfwc.com/fishing/saltwater
* Bed roll, blanket, pillow, towel, toiletries
* Rain gear and sunscreen (prepare for all weather conditions)
* Outdoor sitting chair
* Favorite snack and one to share with others
* Knives and baggies to clean your own fish if you choose to retain any
* Everyone should bring their own fishing gear and tackle as it is not expected of the volunteer boat owners to lend out their gear or tackle. If they choose to do so, please replace it.
* Cash for boat gas, ice, or any live bait you would like to use
* An open mind, an open heart, and a good attitude. Remember, everyone there is a volunteer, so set your expectations as though you are going on a weekend trip with friends
Suggested tackle:

Plan to fish for speckled trout, redfish, and snook. Each fisherman must bring their own rod and reel. Appropriate rods are medium-light to medium action, 6-7ft long, either spinning or bait-casting. Monofilament line is typically 12lb test, braided line is typically 20-30lb test. We recommend that you put fresh line on reels if you haven’t done so recently.

Artificial bait – Paddle tail-style baits are easy to fish and effective. 3-4’’ models in glow/chartreuse, limetreuse, red/white, and pumpkinseed are the basics. Topwater baits like Super Spook Jr’s or Skitterwalks (white, chrome, or black) can be exciting. Gulp shrimp tails fished under a popping cork can also be effective and kid-friendly. Weedless gold spoons of all sizes are handy while fishing for redfish.

Contact info: Please contact Alec Gunn with any questions at Alecgunn98@gmail.com.
Schedule of events:
Friday:
1:00 PM Check-in
3:00 PM Orientation/safety briefing
4:30 PM Evening fishing trip
8:00 PM Dinner
8:30 PM Speaker Session
Saturday:
5:00 AM Meal Prep Start
5:30 AM Breakfast
6:15 AM Morning fishing trip
12:00 PM Lunch at a local restaurant
4:30 PM Afternoon fishing
8:30 PM Dinner
8:30 PM Speaker Session
Sunday:
5:00 AM Meal Prep Start
5:30 AM Breakfast
6:30 AM Morning fishing trip
10:30 AM Camp Clean Up
11:00 AM Check out
