Fishing With Jay

Jay, the locals and the sharks play a game of Even Steven. Sometimes the sharks win and tattoos aren’t the only frown/smile showing up on arms and legs.
Locals rule the New Smyrna Beach surf zone. Blacktips and bulls and lemons—oh my! What’s Going Down In This Sharky Town. On this episode of Fishing With Jay we end up dogging the man in the grey flannel suit.

A small surfing town with a big fishing habit.

Just when you thought the Bajío Bus couldn’t get any cooler… Jay pulls out all the stops… turning an already badass fly fishing rig into the ultimate souped up land yacht for fish heads. Tune in as we take the bus down memory lane then pause for a few months to COMPLETELY REVAMP ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING—from top to bottom, bumper to bumper. 

Jay made it to Rockport Texas to fly fish for redfish, black drum, gar, and everything in between. For big fish in shallow water, give it a watch.

Jay made it to Austin, Texas the hill country hub for public water, hungry fish, and innovative anglers.

Jay made it to Pyramid Lake, home of the biggest cutthroat trout in the world.

Learn how to repair a push pole with Key West guide Shane Smith and our very own Jay Johnson.

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We researched all we could about fly fishing for grouper. Nothing came up.

A special man from the Catskills, Dan Santoro is a famous tattoo artist, conservationist, and dedicated pig farmer. We let him take a brush to the bus to put up some speedy snails. Another great addition to the rig.

Chasing the history of fly fishing in North America, Jay makes it up to the Catskills to find out where it all started.

We're hoping this video can convince a few to stop dumping and maybe even start fly fishing. Want to start a get trashed in your neck of the woods? Message the pig farm and they'll help you get it off the ground!