Lines in the Water Podcast

In this episode of Lines In The Water, Capt. Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon go old school with a no-guest, just-the-guys conversation that every angler can relate to. From cold-water trout fishing and winter gear to confidence in rods, reels, lures, and line, this episode dives deep into the mindset that actually puts fish on the stringer. They break down favorite soft plastics, jig heads, braid vs leader debates, winter trout tactics, tournament realities, and why anglers shouldn’t be intimidated to jump into competitive fishing. If you’ve ever wondered whether your gear choices—or your confidence—are holding you back, this episode delivers honest insight straight from decades on the water.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, Captain Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon sit down with John and Alicia Little for a wide-ranging fishing conversation you don’t want to miss. From solunar tables and moon phases to big trout stories, bass fishing across the country, guiding memories, and bait vs artificial debates, this episode is packed with real-world fishing knowledge. John and Alicia share decades of experience on the water, including what it was like being one of the only female fishing guides at the marina, how moon phases truly affect fish behavior, and why Texas has one of the best speckled trout fisheries in the country.

In this heartfelt and story-rich episode of Lines In The Water, Captain Todd and Carlos sit down with John Little and his daughter Megan, a true father-daughter fishing team with deep Texas Coast roots. The conversation covers wade fishing, trophy trout, redfish battles, confidence in lures, fishing as a family tradition, and how fishing can shape a lifetime. John shares unforgettable stories from guiding, his Coast Guard service, traveling the country trying to catch a bass in all 50 states, and how fishing led him into art, writing books, and creative expression. Megan brings a fresh perspective on growing up on the water and working at Bluff Landing Marina, where the next generation of anglers is being welcomed every day.

In this festive and information-packed episode of Lines In The Water, Carlos and Captain Todd are joined by returning guest Sonny Trujillo of Premier Boating Centers to talk winter fishing tactics, wade fishing gear, boat buying tips, Yamaha outboards, and shallow-water performance. The crew dives into fog safety on the water, winter trout behavior, reading slicks and bait, corky techniques, and why presentation matters more than color. They also break down boat financing, interest rates, used boat markets, and what anglers should know before buying or selling a boat. If you fish the Texas coast, wade during winter, or are thinking about buying a boat, this episode is packed with real-world knowledge and plenty of laughs.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, Carlos sits down with guest co-host Capt. Carlos A. Obregon II and rising Coastal Bend tournament angler Brock Barton for a deep dive into saltwater fishing, wade fishing, trout tactics, redfish strategies, and tournament prep. They share wild stories, from 10-pound trout in Baffin Bay to learning the craft through Google Maps scouting, gear advice for beginners, and how moon phases, pressure changes, and bait movement affect your bite.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, we talk fishing, food, and fun with special guest Jaycob Jones of Delicious Fishes & Other Dishes! We break down how to turn fresh-caught fish into easy, restaurant-quality meals right at home. From fish tacos and sliders to simple seasoning tips, this episode connects fishing, family, and good food. Whether you fish from a boat, kayak, or the shore, this episode will make you think differently about how you cook your catch.

Capt. Todd and Carlos chat with Capt. Richard and Crystal Thompson — the power couple behind Laguna Shores Lodge and Baffin Bay Clothing Co. Hear their story of building a fishing business, catching trophy trout, and running trips across South Texas. Learn their favorite techniques, winter fishing tips, and what it takes to live the ultimate fishing lifestyle!

In this inspiring episode of Lines in the Water, hosts Capt. Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon sit down with Capt. Stacy Horak — a Florida fishing guide, tournament angler, and trailblazer for women in fishing. Stacy shares how her daughter’s challenge, “Women can’t drive boats,” pushed her to prove otherwise and launch a successful guiding career. From teaching a 72-year-old how to trailer her boat to chasing redfish and trout across Florida’s Gulf Coast, Stacy’s passion for the water shines through. The crew dives deep into redfish and trout techniques, wade fishing, lure talk, and life as a fishing guide. It’s a story about breaking barriers, loving the sport, and staying hooked for life!

In this exciting episode of Lines in the Water, hosts Capt. Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon sit down with seasoned tournament angler Chris Smith, co-founder of Last Call Tackle Company. They dive into the world of saltwater and redfish tournament fishing, sharing stories of big wins, favorite lures, and lessons learned on the water. Chris opens up about his start in fishing, his competitive drive, and what makes Last Call Tackle jig heads a must for serious anglers. Whether you love sight casting, redfish tournaments, or just the thrill of the chase, this episode is packed with laughs, pro tips, and fishing passion!

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Capt. Todd Wilson and Carlos A. Obregon chat with Kammie Woschnagg, a Texas angler who proves that fishing isn’t just a guy’s game. Kammie shares stories of tuna fishing in Cabo, wade fishing tips for women, and winning saltwater tournaments. She talks about her favorite lures, boating adventures with her husband Adrian, and why every angler should fish just for the fun of it.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Carlos Obregon and Capt. Todd Wilson sit down with Capt. Mitchell Speed to talk about chasing trophy trout, fishing tournaments, and life on the Texas coast. Hear wild stories about wade fishing, boat mishaps, and catching 10-pound trout. Mitchell also shares pro tips for using Corkys, choosing colors, and reading water like a guide.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Carlos Obregon and Captain Todd Wilson sit down with Sonny Trujillo from Premier Yamaha Boating Centers. They dive into boat talk, fishing stories, and tips for first-time boat buyers. From redfish tournaments to finding the right boat for your lifestyle, this one’s packed with laughs, lessons, and plenty of saltwater wisdom.

In this episode of Lines In The Water, hosts Carlos Obregon and Captain Todd Wilson talk with pro angler Aaron Salazar about tournament fishing, redfish secrets, and life on the Texas coast. Hear fun stories from Nueces Bay, boat tips, bait talk, and how Aaron became one of the top redfish anglers in the South.

Get ready for the very first episode of Lines In The Water! Join Carlos Obregon and Captain Todd Wilson as they dive into their love of saltwater fishing and share stories from years on the water. In this debut episode, Carlos and Todd talk about the highs and lows of fishing tournaments, the lessons they learned running Laguna Madre Tournaments, and why they decided to start this new fishing podcast. They share real-life advice for weekend anglers, explain how to choose the right fishing guide, and remind us that fishing is about fun, friends, and time on the water. You’ll hear stories about first fishing trips, guiding experiences, and how even small boats can win big at tournaments. They cover everything from wade fishing and bait tips to how to read the water, adapt to changing weather, and find signs of fish. Captain Todd also reveals his favorite lures, how to switch techniques when fish stop biting, and what makes a great tournament team. Plus, the guys introduce Captain Carlos A. Obregon II, the newest licensed captain in the family, and talk about what it takes to start a fishing career from scratch. Whether you’re an experienced angler or just starting out, this episode is packed with fishing tips, stories, and laughs that’ll make you want to grab your rod and get your lines in the water.