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The Obsession of Carter Andrews
Carter Andrews would go fishing every single day if he could. As it is, he can be found on the water with a rod in hand and a smile on his face approximately 300 days a year -- in Panama, the Pacific Northwest, the Louisiana Gulf Coast, Russia and other locations. A former member of Fly Fishing Team USA, Andrews is now a fishing guide who has a passion for the sport that, well, can accurately be called an obsession. Whether trolling bait for marlin, casting plugs for dorado, or busting fly tackle on epic yellowfin tuna, Andrews' desire to find and catch the biggest fish is limitless, as are the accompanying stories and adventures that he shares in this series.
"Crystal River Gags"
Carter Andrews heads to the Plantation Resort on the west coast to fish with Capt. Clay Shidler of Hang'Em High Charters in one of Florida's most unique inshore fisheries.
"The Obsession of Carter Andrews"
Carter Andrews would go fishing every single day if he could. As it is, he can be found on the water with a rod in hand and a smile on his face approximately 300 days a year -- in Panama, the Pacific Northwest, the Louisiana Gulf Coast, Russia and other locations. A former member of Fly Fishing Team USA, Andrews is now a fishing guide who has a passion for the sport that, well, can accurately be called an obsession. Whether trolling bait for marlin, casting plugs for dorado, or busting fly tackle on epic yellowfin tuna, Andrews' desire to find and catch the biggest fish is limitless, as are the accompanying stories and adventures that he shares in this series.
"Battle Fish Bluefin"
Carter Andrews heads up the eastern seaboard with the new 270z SeaVee in tow for an East Coast fishing road trip to experience some of the country's finest fishing.
"The Connecticut River"
Continuing the North East road trip, Carter makes a stop in Connecticut to fish for striped bass with good friend Blaine Anderson along the Connecticut river.
