The Speckled Truth Podcast

Season 4 - Episode 14 - The Genesis of Change - The Story of Flex Coat and YETI with Roger Seiders

In this episode, Chris sits down with Roger Seiders.  Those unfamiliar with Roger’s story, he is the creator/founder of Flex Coat which has shaped the fishing community to what we know today when it comes to rods and tackle.  Aside from Flex Coat, it goes without saying that Mr. Roger’s boys founded Waterloo Rods and then ultimately YETI.  Needless to say, it was amazing to be the recipient of these stories packed with history and legacy.

Hope you enjoy!

Season 4 - Episode 13 - Chasing the Dream: Captain Josh Wagner

In this episode, Captain Kyle sits down with Captain Josh Wagner to discuss the life of a guide. Josh is a new up and coming guide along the Texas coast and tells his story on how he got to where he is today!

Season 4 - Episode 12 - The Upper Coast with a Bay Town Boy: Captain Bart Albright

In this episode, Chris sits down with Captain Bart Albright from the Upper Texas Coast. Not only is he a Trinity River hammer but he also shares stories of the infamous Galveston Bay systems. If you enjoy stories and appreciate the Upper coast, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Season 4 - Episode 11 - Overcoming Adversity w/ the Queen of Baffin; Captain Sally Black

In this episode, Chris sits down with Captain Sally Black. Aside from her guiding story, she shares stories of resolve and overcoming adversity all while becoming the first female guide on Baffin Bay. This story is a must listen!

Season 4 - Episode 10 - Chasing Giants and Walking in Footsteps - Captain Wyatt Foster

In this episode, Chris sits with Captain Wyatt Foster. As a 25-year old paving his own way in the fishery, Wyatt discussed what led him to be a full-time guide and how he’s succeeded in catching Giant trout so early in his career. He also shares some Legends Saltwater Series stories as well as his favorite way to chase big trout. Be sure to listen to this one!

Season 4 - Episode 9 - From Shovels to Science w/ Hatchery Manager Ashley Fincannon

In this episode, Chris sits down with the CCA Marine Development Center Hatchery manager Ashley Fincannon. Located in Flour Bluff, Texas, her hatchery was the first state operated hatchery. The hatchery produces juvenile red drum, spotted sea trout and southern flounder for releasing into Texas bays  for stock enhancement. Just recently the team released their 1 billionth fingerling into the fishery. Needless to say, Ashley and her team play a big role in the future of fishing in Texas and we’re forever grateful. We hope you enjoy!

Season 4 - Episode 8 - Legends Never Tell Their Own Tails; Darren Jones from Feral Concepts

In this episode, Chris talks with Darren Jones, the owner of Feral Concepts. Aside from sharing the companies' original story, Darren goes into great detail about some of the products. Lastly, reflect on their time in the military. It’s an episode we’re sure you’ll enjoy!

Season 4 - Episode 7 - From Bar Rooms to Big Trout; the guiding life with Captain Joey Farrah

In this episode, Chris sits down with Captain Joey Farrah from Corpus Christi, Texas. They discuss learning from legends, to exploring the technical approach for big trout, especially from the boat. Lastly, Joey shares some insight on his story and how he went from managing his dad’s bar to being one of the most tenured guides on the Texas coast.

Season 4 - Episode 6 - Laguna Madre & The Origin of Marker 37 with Ernie Butler

In this episode, Chris sits down with former commercial fisherman and Marker 37 owner Ernie Butler. Together they discuss the Laguna Madre and Ernie reflects on his commercial fishing days that spanned from the 1960’s to 1981. He shares stories of his early days in Baffin and some of his big trout stories. Ernie also shares the origin story of his infamous Marker 37 marina. This is one episode you sure don’t want to miss.

Season 4 - Episode 5 - The Kings Legacy with Jay Kleberg

In this episode, Chris sits down and talks with Jay Kleberg about the legacy of the King Ranch. He also shares the many projects he advocates for as the Executive Director of The Gulf Trust. Lastly, they discuss Chasing the Tide - a 370 mile journey him and his wife took walking the TX Barrier islands from Sabine Pass to Boca Chica.