Carter Andrews
May 21, 2025
Carter Andrews strives to be a complete angler and the journey has taken him from bass ponds in Tennessee to Panama and beyond
Carter Andrews strives to be a complete angler and the journey has taken him from bass ponds in Tennessee to Panama and beyond
From Russia to the South Pacific to Montana, Jess McGlothlin has probably fished it, photographed it and written about it.
Meet Cajun renaissance man Theophile Bourgeois, a fishing lodge owner, tattoo artist and musician
From catching world-record fish to shooting magazine covers, Pat Ford’s life revolves around fish and photos
When it comes to fishing in Florida (and beyond), few guys know more than Bouncer Smith and Tony DiGiulian
As a full-time fishing guide who writes novels in the offseason, Callan Wink has carved out a very unique existence for himself.
Brian Grossenbacher joins the Anglers Journal podcast to discuss his latest photo essay and his life as a fishing photographer.
You can’t help but love a fish that tries to bite your face off, but how do you feel about eating bluefish? We debate the topic in this episode of the Anglers Journal Podcast.
Photographer Jay Fleming finds inspiration in the shape of a boat’s bow, its lines and reflection in the water.
Carter Andrews strives to be a complete angler and the journey has taken him from bass ponds in Tennessee to Panama and beyond
From Russia to the South Pacific to Montana, Jess McGlothlin has probably fished it, photographed it and written about it.
Meet Cajun renaissance man Theophile Bourgeois, a fishing lodge owner, tattoo artist and musician
From catching world-record fish to shooting magazine covers, Pat Ford’s life revolves around fish and photos
When it comes to fishing in Florida (and beyond), few guys know more than Bouncer Smith and Tony DiGiulian
As a full-time fishing guide who writes novels in the offseason, Callan Wink has carved out a very unique existence for himself.
There is a special allure to fishing from a small boat.
Brian Grossenbacher joins the Anglers Journal podcast to discuss his latest photo essay and his life as a fishing photographer.
You can’t help but love a fish that tries to bite your face off, but how do you feel about eating bluefish? We debate the topic in this episode of the Anglers Journal Podcast.
Photographer Jay Fleming finds inspiration in the shape of a boat’s bow, its lines and reflection in the water.
