Out Da' Bayou (2017 - 2018)

Oysters, one of the favorite seafoods of Louisiana. But what makes these dining delicacies an integral part of the coast? Is it a Science? Farming? Restoration? A combination of all 3? ODB takes you into the life cycle of Louisiana's favorite pearl.

In the Gulf of Mexico, the Yellow Fin Tuna are found commonly year round. However, in the mid summer and hottest months, the spawn of bait fish turns tuna into acrobats. O.D.B. takes you 60 miles off the coast of Louisiana with Captain Josh Howard.

The Barrier Islands, off the Mississippi Coast are the first line of defense for hurricanes & big storms. They're also the honey hole for game fish such as Redfish, Trout, and other toothy critters. Come along with O.D.B. for the flight of a lifetime

O.D.B. introduces you to a true Louisiana legend. Eric Dumas is a Fishing Guide, Swamp Tour Guide, Nuisance Control Advocate, and that's just for starters! Learn how a man from the bayou lives solely off of what Mother Nature provides.

Take a trip out into the Terrebonne marsh with Luke's Seafood in search of the best tasting Blue Crab on the market! Blue Crab run 365 days a year in Louisiana and as you know you can put crab on anything and it just makes it taste better.

Nothing is louder in the Louisiana bayou at night like the sound of Bullfrog in the springtime! They are a buffet to alligator and snakes but if your lucky enough to be in front of them in line…then you can catch one heck of a meal!

Ever wonder what it was like to be a Redfish Tournament Fisher? ODB takes you into a day of pre-scouting with a team that knows how to win. Join us in the tea colored water of Delacroix where hungry big bellied reds are hiding in the grass!

Alligators were nearly extinct at one time in Louisiana. Their population is now prolific due to alligator farmers and conservation. O.D.B. leads you to discover how farmers like C & M Gator Farm utilize alligators in all aspects of life.