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Ribbit Frogs, Lotus Blooms, and Life in the Delta
Jun 19, 2026
47m 03s
High-Water Crappie and Summer Grinnel Tactics
Jun 12, 2026
39m 14s
Finding Bream Beds, Goggle-Eye, and Deep-Water Crappie
Jun 4, 2026
1h 03m 51s
Flounder in the Flooded Grass and Oysters in the Bay
May 28, 2026
1h 16m 40s
Muddy Water Crappie, Bream Beds, and the Future of the Tensaw
May 20, 2026
1h 18m 59s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/19/26 | ![]() Ribbit Frogs, Lotus Blooms, and Life in the Delta | This week’s Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report covers summertime bass tactics, topwater frog fishing, and the natural side of the Delta as June settles in. Darren Shirah of Reel Time Outdoors with Darren kicks things off with a report on high water, stained conditions, and how the bream and bass have been adjusting. Darren explains why bream have been tighter to the bank, how he’s been catching quality Delta bass on Ribbit frogs and swim jigs, and why shade, low-hanging limbs, palmettos, off-bank trees, and repeated passes through productive water can all matter once the summer heat sets in. He also gets into frog color, rod setup, braid size, hook choice, and why bass may bite better later in the morning than many anglers expect. Then John-Michael Chappelle of Chappelle Excursions joins the show to talk about the Delta’s summer wildlife, from blooming American lotus, pickerelweed, water lilies, spatterdock, buttonbush, and spider lilies to whistling ducks, alligators, lizards, and the bird life around Gailliard Island. SPONSORSDixie Building SupplyBlack BuffaloSlipSki | 47m 03s | ||||||
| 6/12/26 | ![]() High-Water Crappie and Summer Grinnel Tactics✨ | high-water crappie tacticsbowfin fishing+3 | Josh GunterDave Middleton | basscatlildave | — | crappiegrinnel+5 | Dixie Building Supply | 39m 14s | |
| 6/4/26 | ![]() Finding Bream Beds, Goggle-Eye, and Deep-Water Crappie✨ | bream fishinggoggle-eye+4 | Shannon WoodMatt Frazier | Cliff’s LandingBoutwell’s Bait & Tackle+1 | Mobile-Tensaw DeltaBig Creek Lake | bream bedsgoggle-eye+5 | Dixie Building Supply | 1h 03m 51s | |
| 5/28/26 | ![]() Flounder in the Flooded Grass and Oysters in the Bay✨ | flounder fishingoyster restoration+3 | Justin DunhamDr. Kayla Boyd | Mobile Baykeeper | — | flounderoysters+5 | Dixie Building Supply | 1h 16m 40s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Muddy Water Crappie, Bream Beds, and the Future of the Tensaw✨ | crappie fishingbream fishing+4 | Dip McMillianDarren Shirah+1 | Dippi OutdoorsReel Time Outdoors+1 | TensawHubbard’s Landing+2 | crappiebream+6 | Dixie Building Supply | 1h 18m 59s | |
| 5/15/26 | ![]() Falling Water, Feeding Catfish: How to Run Limb Lines in the Delta✨ | catfish fishinglimb lines+4 | Josh Gunter | Mt. Vernon OutdoorsSteele Creek Bait and Tackle | — | catfishlimb lines+5 | Dixie Building Supply | 57m 36s | |
| 5/8/26 | ![]() Bluegill, Bass, and the Lost Art of the Jigger Pole✨ | rainy-day fishingbluegill bite+4 | Darren Shirah | Reel Time Outdoors | — | bluegillbass+8 | Dixie Building Supply | 49m 01s | |
| 5/1/26 | ![]() Bluegill on Bed and the Mayfly Hatch Ahead✨ | bluegill fishingmayfly hatch+4 | Peter JordanShannon Woods+1 | Chappelle Excursions | — | bluegillmayfly hatch+6 | — | 2h 05m 23s | |
| 4/23/26 | ![]() Rising Tides, Reopened Lakes, and a Near-Win on the Delta✨ | fishing reportkayak tournament+4 | Justin DunnamMatthew Frazier+1 | — | Mobile-TensawBay Minette Creek+2 | Mobile-Tensawfishing report+5 | Dixie Building Supply | 1h 05m 08s | |
| 4/16/26 | ![]() From Bream Beds to Flounder Fillets: A Full Delta Report✨ | Delta fishingspring patterns+3 | Darren ShirahJimmy Styles+1 | — | — | Deltabream+5 | — | 1h 22m 38s | |
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| 4/10/26 | ![]() Fast Lures, Smart Adjustments, and the Power of Good Notes✨ | fishing techniquesbass spawn+4 | Justin DunhamDip McMillian | — | — | Mobile-Tensaw Deltafishing report+6 | — | 31m 09s | |
| 4/2/26 | ![]() Mobile-Tensaw Delta Report: Post-Spawn Funk, Hot Catfish, and What’s Next✨ | fishing reportcatfish+5 | Josh GunterShannon Woods+1 | — | Mobile-Tensaw DeltaMount Vernon+1 | Mobile-Tensaw Deltacatfish+5 | — | 1h 18m 38s | |
| 3/27/26 | ![]() Grassroots vs. Big Energy: What’s Happening in the Delta Right Now✨ | utility-scale solarenvironmental impact+3 | Meagan Fowler | Friends of the Tensaw River | StocktonDelta | Deltasolar developments+5 | Dixie Building Supply | 37m 51s | |
| 3/20/26 | ![]() Dog River Lights and Backwater Bites✨ | fishingconservation+4 | Wade PerryJustin Dunnam | Mobile Baykeeper | Mobile BayDog River+1 | Mobile BayDog River+8 | Dixie Building Supply | 46m 54s | |
| 3/13/26 | ![]() Causeway Reds, Boatyard Bass, and Delta Slabs✨ | fishingMobile-Tensaw Delta+4 | Brenton GraceDarren Shirah+1 | Hooked Up by the BayReel Time Outdoors with Darren+1 | Mobile-Tensaw DeltaMobile Bay+2 | Mobile-Tensaw Deltaredfish+5 | Dixie Building Supply | 1h 12m 52s | |
| 3/6/26 | ![]() The Best Time to Fish Isn’t Random: Inside Don Green’s Legendary Lunar Charts✨ | lunar fishing chartsbass fishing tactics+4 | Don Green | Great Days Outdoors Magazine | — | moon phase fishingsolar cycles+6 | Dixie Building Supply | 1h 42m 42s | |
| 2/28/26 | ![]() Are the Delta Bass Already Spawning? | This week on the Mobile Tensaw Delta Fishing Report, things are heating up from the upper Delta all the way down to Dog River, and it sounds like spring is knocking on the door.Nick kicks things off with Justin “The Eight Mile Drifter” Dunnam, who put his Mardi Gras break to good use covering water from Majors Creek to the Escambia River. Justin breaks down a strong pre-spawn bass pattern, including how a seven-inch glide bait fooled multiple solid fish and nearly landed a four-and-a-half-pound Delta bass. He also shares what he’s seeing with crappie stacked tight in tree tops, how current affects fish positioning in swift rivers like the Escambia, and why this late-winter window might be your best shot at the biggest bass of the year. If you’ve been curious about throwing big baits in the Delta, this conversation will give you a real-world look at when and how to do it.In the second segment, Darren Shirah of Real Time Outdoors joins the show to talk bream, crappie, and the early signs of bedding activity. He and Nick dig into how unpredictable Delta fish can be this time of year, why water temperature charts from other parts of the country don’t always apply here, and what they’re seeing on the water right now. From live crickets for staging bluegill to reading subtle tide and temperature shifts, Darren shares what’s working — and what’s still a mystery.If you’re wondering whether it’s time to start chasing pre-spawn bass, hunting for shallow crappie, or easing back into bluegill fishing, this episode gives you a grounded, boots-on-the-water look at what’s happening right now across the Delta. Spring is close, and the fish are starting to move. | 45m 12s | ||||||
| 2/19/26 | ![]() The Creeks We Grew Up On | This week on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report, Nick sits down with Peter Jordan to talk about one of the most overlooked opportunities in lower Alabama—wade fishing small, sand-bottom blackwater creeks. With water temps still cool but warming trends on the way, Peter explains why now is the perfect time to throw crawfish patterns, small crankbaits, suspending jerkbaits, and simple fly setups in these nutrient-poor systems where even a two- or three-pound bass is a true creek trophy. They break down basic access rules, simple gear recommendations, and why covering water instead of overworking one spot is the key to success.The conversation also digs into why creek fishing hits different. It’s quiet, personal, and often untouched, offering a break from high-tech bass boats and pressured water. But Peter and Nick also warn that these fragile headwaters can be permanently damaged by runoff and careless development, wiping out entire year classes of fish in a single season. The message is simple: enjoy these hidden gems, share them wisely, and protect them while you still can.In the second half of the show, Nick talks with Stockton native Megan Fowler about the proposed 4,500-acre solar development planned for historic wetlands just outside town. Megan shares how a late-night Facebook scroll sparked a grassroots movement that quickly turned into a packed town hall and thousands of concerned residents. Together, they explore what’s at stake—from headwater creeks that feed the Delta to historic tourism, hunting, and fishing—and why so many locals believe this fight is about more than just one project.SPONSORSDixie Building SupplyBlack BuffaloSlipSki | 1h 16m 41s | ||||||
| 2/13/26 | ![]() Are We Finally Getting a Real Crappie Spawn in the Mobile-Tensaw? | This week on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report, Nick Williams checks in with two longtime Delta voices to talk crappie season, conservation concerns, and a youth deer story that’s going to be told for decades.The episode opens with Josh Gunter of Steele Creek Bait & Tackle, who breaks down why this year could finally give anglers a true, fishable crappie spawn after nearly a decade of high water disrupting access to traditional spawning areas. Josh dives into crappie spawn fundamentals for the Delta, including the key water temperature range of roughly 58 to 62 degrees that triggers movement. He explains the behavioral differences between black and white crappie, noting that black crappie typically move shallower first and relate to hard bottom, cypress trees, and visible structure, while white crappie may spawn slightly deeper as long as sunlight can reach the eggs. The segment wraps with a strong endorsement of supporting local bait shops and a look at Steele Creek’s new location in the historic Northside Tackle building, plus details about their upcoming grand reopening and raffle fundraiser to help rebuild their Mount Vernon store.In the second half of the show, Nick checks in with Dip McMillan of Dippi Outdoors for both a fishing report and a feel-good youth hunting story. Dip shares details about a remarkable 136-inch buck harvested in Baldwin County by one of the youth hunters in his program, calling it one of the most impressive deer he’s seen taken locally. He reflects on a strong youth season overall and the importance of creating meaningful outdoor experiences for kids.Switching back to fishing, Dip reports that crappie are still suspended in roughly 20 feet of water, holding 10 to 13 feet down in creek channels. Many of the fish he’s targeting are roamers rather than tightly relating to structure, and he explains how forward-facing sonar allows him to quickly identify active fish and avoid wasting time. He notes that while he caught plenty of solid 10- to 12-inch fish, the larger females may be beginning to shift positions as water temperatures gradually climb. The episode closes with details about Dippy Outdoors’ upcoming youth rabbit hunt in Loxley and a reminder that spring in the Delta means opportunity in every direction, from crappie to catfish to turkeys in the hardwoods.SPONSORSDixie Building SupplyBlack BuffaloGulf Coast ShowsSlipSki Solutions | 1h 00m 48s | ||||||
| 2/6/26 | ![]() Winter Panfish and Cane Poles: Reading the Delta with Darren Shirah | This week on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report, host Nick Williams checks in with three trusted Delta voices to break down late-winter conditions, seasonal transitions, and what anglers and outdoorsmen should be paying attention to right now across the system. The episode opens with Darren Shirah of Real Time Outdoors, who shares a detailed look at winter panfish behavior and how warming trends are starting to trigger early movement from crappie and bream. Darren explains how he targets suspended fish during cold weather using long cane poles and handmade porcupine quill floats, why subtle bites demand ultra-sensitive presentations, and how constant depth adjustments help locate fish that aren’t locked to the bottom. Nick then checks in with Justin Dunnam of Eight Mile Drifter to talk about what’s ahead for kayak anglers as winter begins to loosen its grip. Justin breaks down the local kayak tournament scene in both saltwater and freshwater, including how Mobile Bay Kayak Fishing Association and Mob Town Kayak Bass Fishing operate, what new anglers should expect, and why catch-photo-release formats have become so popular. He walks through the basics of proper fish measurement, board setup, and photo submission, while also emphasizing the low barrier to entry, strong camaraderie, and learning opportunities these tournaments provide. The episode wraps up with Captain Patric Garmeson of Ugly Fishing delivering an important conservation update for Mobile Bay. Patric explains the recent legislative victory banning open-water dredge disposal in the bay, outlining how community involvement, town hall meetings, and unified voices across the fishing community helped push the bill through the House and Senate. He discusses what the change means for oysters, water clarity, and habitat health, as well as why continued restoration work and public engagement will be critical moving forward. SPONSORSDixie Building SupplyBlack BuffaloSlipSki | 1h 18m 29s | ||||||
| 1/29/26 | ![]() Winter Water Levels, Redfish Creeks, and the State of Big Creek Lake | This week on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report, host Nick Williams breaks down winter fishing conditions across the Delta with three local voices who know these waters inside and out. Captain Patric Garmeson of Ugly Fishing opens the show with a deep dive into river levels and hydrographs, explaining how rainfall in North and Central Alabama impacts water clarity, current speed, and fish behavior days later in the Delta. Patric shares practical advice on reading the Coffeeville and Claiborne gauges, adjusting expectations during rising water, and finding cleaner, fishable water when the main rivers are muddy and moving fast.Next, Nick checks in with Justin Dunnam of Eight Mile Drifter to talk about targeting redfish in shallow tidal creeks during winter low-water conditions. Justin explains why bait and redfish stack up in narrow ditches and back creeks after strong north winds, how to locate those hidden pockets of deeper water, and why kayaks and small boats shine this time of year. He also shares lure choices, cold-weather presentation tips, and simple gear strategies for staying comfortable on frigid mornings.The episode wraps up with Matthew Frazier providing an update on the ongoing access issues at Big Creek Lake. Matthew outlines where things currently stand, what anglers should know, and why the situation matters for public access and the local fishing community.From reading river gauges to chasing winter redfish and staying informed on access issues, this episode delivers timely, boots-on-the-ground insight for anyone fishing the Mobile-Tensaw Delta right now. | 1h 27m 49s | ||||||
| 1/22/26 | ![]() Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report January 22-29: New Beginnings, Local Legends, and Winter Bites | This week on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report, Nick Williams opens a new chapter for the show, officially shifting the focus from a statewide format to a deeper, more place-based look at fishing in the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. Nick explains why the change makes sense after years of the show naturally drifting south, and why zeroing in on the Delta allows for more consistent, higher-quality reports from anglers who truly know this water. It’s a nod to the show’s roots, the local voices that built it, and the sense of place that has always defined Great Days Outdoors, even as the media network continues to grow and evolve.The episode kicks off with Dip McMillan of Dippi Outdoors, who checks in with an outstanding crappie report from the upper Delta. Dip says the bite has been nothing short of unreal, with crappie stacked up in creek channels and suspended over shad in 14 to 20 feet of water. He and his crew have been catching thick, healthy fish in the 12- to 15-inch range, to the point that 10- and 11-inchers are getting tossed back. Dip breaks down how forward-facing sonar has helped him stay on roaming schools, why natural-colored jigs are getting crushed right now, and how cold water temperatures in the low-50s are keeping fish suspended instead of pushing shallow. He also touches on recent water level swings, explaining how strong north winds quickly flushed floodwater out of the system and reset conditions across much of the Delta.Next, Nick is joined by Darren Shirah of Reel Time Outdoors with Darren for a wide-ranging conversation that blends bass fishing, panfish tactics, catfishing, and even hog hunting. Darren says winter fishing has been excellent across the board, especially during low water, when fish are forced out of shallow backwaters and concentrate along creek mouths, cuts, and subtle depth changes. He shares how he’s been catching bass, bream, and crappie on simple, confidence baits like Beetle Spins and spinnerbaits, adjusting colors based on water clarity and focusing on incoming tide windows. Darren also talks about running limb lines for blue catfish, and explains why he prefers staking big blues into thick steaks for cleaner flavor. The conversation rounds out with insights on hog populations in the Delta, how cold weather and water levels affect them, and why time on the water often turns into time chasing pigs when opportunity knocks.It’s all brought to you by Great Days Outdoors. Please subscribe, rate, and review wherever you listen to podcasts, and don’t forget to text the word “fishing” to (646) 495-9867 or click the link in the show notes to join our email list. Every Mobile-Tensaw Delta Fishing Report subscriber gets a promo code for a free AFTCO sun protection mask with any purchase.SponsorsAFTCODixie SupplyBlack BuffaloStayputSlipski | 1h 04m 24s | ||||||
| 1/15/26 | ![]() Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report January 15 - 21 | This week on the Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report, we’re kicking things off with Peter Jordan of The Lost Angler Fly Shop for a wide-ranging conversation that blends fishing, seasonal patterns, and what’s happening right now on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. Peter recaps a recent press conference at the Blind Tiger in Fairhope, where state leaders announced movement toward a ban on mud dumping in Mobile Bay, and he explains why this matters so much for anglers, hunters, coastal communities, and the long-term health of the bay. From there, the conversation turns to fishing, with Peter breaking down current winter conditions in the Delta, how cooler water and shifting tides are spreading fish throughout the water column, and why steady retrieves, subsurface presentations, and vibration-heavy baits are shining right now. He shares practical advice on bass behavior leading into the pre-spawn window, how rising and falling winter water affects fish positioning, and why paddle craft like kayaks and canoes can be a huge advantage for getting into shallow, overlooked areas that are holding fish.In the second half of the show, Nick is joined by Justin Dunham of Eight Mile Drifter for a laid-back but information-packed discussion on fishing the Delta and nearby waters during a highly variable winter. Justin talks about navigating high and muddy water, when to focus on lower Delta creeks closer to the bay, and why places like Fly Creek, Fowl River, and even Lake Shelby can be reliable options when the rivers are blown out. He also dives into tackle talk, sharing his go-to, general-purpose lure lineup for Gulf Coast anglers who want to keep things simple while still covering bass, redfish, and speckled trout. From topwater plugs and fluke-style baits to spinner arms, soft plastics, and scent-based lures, Justin lays out a practical system that works across species and seasons. The conversation wraps with thoughts on seasonal transitions, rebuilding confidence during tough bites, and why slowing down, simplifying your gear, and paying attention to water temperature and forage can make all the difference this time of year. SponsorsDixie SupplyBucks IslandHiltons Realtime NavVisit MississippiFishbitesKillerdockL&M MarineSE PondMobile Boat | 52m 46s | ||||||
| 1/8/26 | ![]() Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report January 8 - 14 | In this episode of the Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report, host Nick Williams welcomes legendary angler and lunar fishing chart expert Don Green, long-time contributor to Great Days Outdoors Magazine. Don shares proven moon phase fishing tactics and explains how solar and lunar cycles, barometric pressure, and tides can impact bass fishing success on Alabama's lakes, rivers, and the Mobile Delta. Dive into the fascinating world of lunar fishing charts, learn how environmental changes and conservation efforts affect local fisheries, and get Don's top tips for seasonal fishing, lure selection, and making your own custom fishing baits. This episode is packed with practical advice for anglers of all skill levels, covering everything from boat choice and tackle evolution to bass fishing strategies and ethical outdoor traditions. Whether you're interested in striper fishing, tournament tips, or improving your success in private ponds, this show is a must-listen for anyone passionate about Alabama freshwater fishing. SponsorsDixie SupplyKillerdockSE PondSlip Ski SolutionsStayput AnchorsBlack BuffaloAFTCO | 1h 39m 11s | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | ![]() Christmas Special Top Fishing Gifts & Gear Guide 2025 | Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report (Dec 25-31) | Join hosts Joe Baya, Butch Theory, and Nick Williams for a special holiday episode of the Alabama Freshwater Fishing Report, presented by Great Days Outdoors Magazine. In this Christmas Special, the captains discuss the best fishing gift ideas and must-have angling gear for 2025, covering both freshwater and saltwater essentials. Listeners will discover expert recommendations on waders, filet knives, vacuum sealers, rain gear, polarized sunglasses, portable sonar, safety equipment, and more. The episode is packed with angler safety tips, reviews of top fishing products and brands like AFTCO and Stayput Anchor, with practical advice for both beginner and veteran anglers. Whether you’re looking for last-minute Christmas gifts for fishermen or want to upgrade your outdoor equipment, this fishing podcast has everything you need for a successful year on Alabama’s lakes and rivers.SponsorsDixie SupplyBucks IslandHiltons Realtime NavKillerdockSE PondSlip Ski SolutionsStayput AnchorsBlack BuffaloAFTCO | 1h 24m 48s | ||||||
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