South Carolina's Phillip Gentry and Boatgirl discuss all the relevant topics of the Outdoors World including great interviews with guides and outfitters across the southeast, up to date hunting and fishing reports, and various views from a married couple who live life in the outdoors. Special segments include a wild game cooking feature "The Roadkill Cafe and "Ask Boatgirl" a boating and marine equipment forum.
Greg Hughes from Hunter's Headquarters in Greenwood is our guest this week to give us an update on the transition of fishing season to hunting season.
Bass Elite angler Brandon Cobb stops by the show to give us an update on the BASS Elite season. Shellcracker poppers are on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we discuss a variety of cat fishing tactics.
This week's guest is Bobby Dixon from Fish On Bait 'N Tackle on Lake Greenwood. Shrimp and Avocado salad is served at the Roadkill Cafe and its deer fawning time in the Upstate.
Lake Murray fishing guide Mike Gault from Time2Fish Guide Service joins PG and Boatgirl this week to give us a fishing report and talk about buying your own getaway. Oysters are on the Roadkill Cafe and Boatgirl explains what we all want to know about installing forward facing real time sonar.
Long time buddy, John Boy Koonce, from Shoal Bandit Charters in Charleston, SC is this week's guest on the show. Beans and Wild Hog ham hocks are featured on the Roadkill Cafe and we discuss fishing clothing.
Halfway through the 2022 Wild Turkey hunting season, SCDNR Turkey Project Coordinator Charles Ruth is our guest to provide some insight. Blackened catfish is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we talk striped bass fishing and an early coastal fishing report.
Mike Marlowe from Key West Boats is our guest to give us the rundown on the upcoming Florida Skiff Challenge. Italian baked crappie is featured on The Roadkill Cafe and do you know the difference between a bluegill and a shell cracker ?
Dan Dupre, Coordinator for the Palmetto Sportsman's Classic is our guest this week to welcome the return of South Carolina's largest outdoors expo. Wild turkey pot pie is the special at the Roadkill Cafe and we discuss all the sounds a turkey makes and how you need to mimic those.
Bassmaster Classic Champion Jason Christie is our guest this week to talk about finally capturing the big blue trophy. Plus get an updated turkey report and local fishing reports.
Hank Parker is our guest this week to talk about hunting, fishing, and his upcoming appearance at Clinton First Baptist Church. Venison sausage stuffed turkey is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we talk making your own fishing tackle.
The Bassmaster Classic comes to Lake Hartwell this week, who better to kick it off with than Bassmaster Live Host Mark Zona. Venison Tidbits is on this week's Roadkill Cafe and with Crappie Season kicking off, we give you the rundown on crappie jigs.
The BASS Chaplain Chris Wells joins PG and Boatgirl this week as Bassmaster Classic coverage begins with the Meet The Pros Event. Boatgirl cooks up White Perch cakes on the Roadkill Cafe and we disc use everything you want to know about crank baits.
Smallmouth bass fishing guide Mike McSwain joins PG and Boatgirl this week with tips for fishing the Broad, Savannah, and Saluda Rivers. Grilled wild hog tenderloin is on tap at the Roadkill Cafe and we discuss the various types of fishing line.
Zack Whitehead from Palmetto Boat Center offers some great tips on getting into a new or used boat before the summer starts. Panfish chowder is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and then the joys and pains of marine electronics.
BASS Conservation Director Gene Gilliland is our guest on this week's podcast, discussing the invasion of spotted bass into South Carolina waters. The Roadkill Cafe features Mushroom stuffed Spotted Bass and we discuss the latest topics in hunting and fishing.
This week, SCDNR Small Game Project Coordinator Michael Hook talks about post-deer season small game hunting opportunities across the state. Rabbit and Squirrel Black Bean Chili is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we peruse the pages of Carolina Sportsman magazine for some up to date outdoors reports.
Capt Mack Farr stops by PG and Boatgirl Outdoors this week to talk about winter striped bass fishing. Baked striped bass is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we explain why now is the time to be trapping predators and egg-eaters on your hunting land.
PG and Boatgirl Outdoors welcomes Matt Outlaw, crappie fishing guide from Santee-Cooper to the show this week. Catfish stew is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we discuss some post season scouting you need to do now for next deer season.
This week, MLF pro Andy Montgomery is our guest and we hit on pretty much everything outdoors. Rabbit Stew is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and When's the best time to harvest does...?
Brian Sullivan from Toney Creek Plantation is our guest this week as we talk about local water fowling in the Upstate. Venison Stroganoff is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and Boatgirl gives out some good advice on using electronics for wintertime fishing.
Chris Wells, the Bass Chaplain checks in with some updates on the Bassmaster Elite series and how to win a new Nitro Bass Boat.Squirrel is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we show some love for the jigging spoon for late fall fishing.
Veteran waterfowl Torch Tindle gives us an up-to date Mississippi Flyway waterfowl report as duck season heats up. Venison Sous Vide is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and is it too early for Late Season Deer Hunting Tips?
Local outdoorsman Alec Moncini joins the show this week to talk about how he's pursuing his dream job of being a deer hunting guide and outfitter in Knox County, Missouri. Duck poppers are on this weeks menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we dig a little deeper into the mysteries of the Solar tables.
This week, we talk to the always entertaining and informative Capt E, Englis Glover, from The Southern Angler's Radio Show in Myrtle Beach and get an entire Grand Strand area outdoors update. Duck Tacos are served up on the Roadkill Cafe and we get a preview of upcoming Black Friday deals from Greg at Hunter's Headquarters in Greenwood.
Dan Kibler, managing editor of Carolina Sportsman magazine, is our guest this week on the eve of his retirement from the publication. We debate the question "Does culling improve the overall deer herd?" and Boatgirl serves up Mississippi Venison Pot Roast on the Roadkill Cafe.
Veteran public land deer hunter Zach Stokes is our guest this week providing some great advice for hunting public land. Crab-stuffed crappie is on the Roadkill Cafe and we dissect the question- When is the rut ?
SCDNR Bear biologist Tammy Waldrop is this week's guest giving us a full rundown on South Carolina's bear season. Barely Bear is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and Why are All The Deer Processors in the Upstate Full ? We try to provide some answers.
We discuss the latest innovations in game camera technology and usage in a an interview with Greg Hughes from Hunter's Headquarters. Country Fried Venison Steak is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we discuss throwing crank baits for Fall Bass Fishing.
SCDNR Deer Project Coordinator Charles Ruth joins the show to recap the 2020 deer season and provides an interesting look forward for 2021. Venison Shepherd's Pie is on the Roadkill Cafe and we give a rundown of black powder options for Primitive Weapons Season.
Carolina Crappie Guide Roland Addy joins PG and Boatgirl this week to break down Fall crappie fishing. Homemade baked venison spaghetti is on the Roadkill Cafe and we discuss what deer hunter's carry with them into the field.
This week's guest is Frank Lancaster, owner of King Cut Deer Processing, discussing what it takes to be a good deer processor. Venison Tamale Pie is on the the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we talk strategies for taking an opening day buck.
PG & Boatgirl talk to Rob Miller, SCDNR Nuisance Wildlife biologist about the Upstate's armadillo invasion. Venison chili is featured on the Roadkill Cafe and we talk about sharking' on the coast. All that plus the Gun of The Week and the Parting Shot.
This week, PG and Boatgirl Outdoors welcomes our flagship sponsor Hunter's Headquarters. We talk to Greg Hughes, Archery and Fishing Dept Manager for HHQ and cook an old dove classic in the Roadkill Cafe. Lots of exciting events going on this month. Tune in.
Longtime friend Bart Littlejohn is our guest on this week's show to discuss getting your food plots ready for deer season. Grilled dove is served in the Roadkill Cafe and we wrap by sharpening your shooting skills.
This week's guest is longtime Lake Hartwell fishing guide, deer processor, and taxidermist Chip Hamilton. Foiled striped bass in on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we kick around the old debate between monofilament line or braid...plus a surprise at the end of the podcast.
Former Bassmaster Classic Champion turned Co-host of BASS Live is our guest this week, recapping the Bass Elite season just ended and breaking down next year's schedule. Flounder is on this week's menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we provide some tips for August fishing.
Fish Stalker Lures owner Tom Mundy is our guest this week. We learn about the origins of the company and generally have a good time talking with an old friend. Boatgirl's interpretation of John Godwin's crappie cakes are featured on the Roadkill Cafe and we review some August fishing tips from next week's guest Davy Hite.
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Director is our guest on this week's show. Robert provides some insight on the operation of SCDNR, a $140M/YR agency and what lies ahead. Low Country Boil is on the menu in this week's Roadkill Cafe and how to deal with stinging/biting insects as we prepare to head back into the woods.
SCDNR Wildlife Chief Billy Dukes talks about measuring interest in opening SC's WMA program to allow Sunday hunting. Shrimp Fajitas are on the menu in the Roadkill Cafe, and we discuss some important draw hunt deadlines and night fishing tips.
Santee-Cooper fishing guide Brett Mitchell is our guest this week and he gives us a full rundown on what's biting and how to catch them on SC's Santee-Cooper lakes. Shark is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe plus updated fishing reports from around the state.
Longtime friend William Sasser of Sasser's Guide Service on Clarks Hill is this week's guest. Grilled Flathead Catfish is on the menu at this week's Roadkill Cafe, and we cover the latest changes in Hunting and Fishing laws in South Carolina.
This weeks guests are Brian Cope, Website editor for Carolina Sportsman and Lindsey Jones, manager of Hesters Bottoms Campground on Clarks Hill. Venison Bacon burgers are on the menu this week at the Roadkill Cafe plus up-to-date fishing reports.
This week's guest is Glenn Adcock from the SC Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers to discuss the prospect of allowing Sunday hunting on WMAs in the state. Catfish Po'Boys are on the Roadkill Cafe and we welcome Fish On Bait N Tackle as a new show sponsor.
Back-to-back Bassmaster Classic Champ Hank Cherry is this week's guest on PG and Boatgirl Outdoors. Hank talks about what's its like to win the Super Bowl of Bass Fishing two years in a row. Crab stuffed flounder is on the Roadkill Cafe menu and we kick around Sunday hunting on SC WMAs and the new flounder regs. The Parting Shot is the last frog story you ever want to hear.
PG and Boatgirl talk with Scott Whitaker, Executive Director of the South Carolina Chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association about two major programs that CCA is involved in this summer. Cheese-It Baked Fish is on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we talk camping and kayaking and up-to-date fishing reports from Santee and Charleston.
Fishing and Hunting Guide Brad Taylor, from Taylor Outdoors on Lake Murray, is our guest on this week's show. Brad gives us the full rundown on what's biting now on Lake Murray and a look at the prospects for the upcoming alligator hunting season. Triggerfish are on the menu on the Roadkill Cafe. NC's mountain trout are available in the delayed harvest waters and we break down the 2020 deer season results. All that and a chocolate frog....
Every high school bass angler dreams of signing a scholarship to fish their way through college. This week, PG and Boatgirl host one of the pioneer's of collegiate bass fishing, Garry Mason, from Bethel University in northwest Tennessee. Fish tacos are on the menu at the Roadkill Cafe and we crunch the numbers from this year's turkey season harvest report. Plus up-to-the-minute fishing reports and a frog that just won't quit.
This week, PG and Boatgirl discuss the South Carolina Boating and Fishing Alliance with CEO and Founder Gettys Brannon. SCBFA is a grassroots movement to unify the voices of the boating and fishing industries in South Carolina to address conservation and protection of water access and fishing in the state.This week's Roadkill Cafe features cobia ceviche' and it's time to break out the crank baits for local bass fishing.
PG and Boatgirl sit down with legendary Lake Hartwell fishing guide Buster Green who recently announced his retirement after 41 years of guiding on Lake Hartwell. Venison Tamale Pie is on the menu for the Roadkill Cafe and we talk flathead cat fishing plus give you some up-to-the minute fishing reports.
Longtime friend and guest Chris Wells from Wellspoken Ministries updates us this week on his duties as the Bass Chaplain for the Bassmaster Elite Series. We also give our take on the pending world record shell cracker caught from Lake Havasu and provide you with the latest updated fishing reports for the area.
This week, PG and Boatgirl Outdoors catches up with Greenwood, SC BASS Elite Angler Brandon Cobb. Brandon has been steadily climbing in the BASS ranks this year as well as being named the Director of Bass Fishing for Lander University. PG and Boatgirl Outdoors also welcomes our first affiliate radio station - WZLA 92.9 FM in Abbeville/Greenwood, SC.
This week PG and Boatgirl talk with Jay Cantrell, turkey biologist with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources about the recent changes in turkey hunting regulations including the state's new turkey tag system and online game check app. The show has been re-formatted and we also have big news about a local syndication of the show.
In a first for PG and Boatgirl Outdoors, we go on the road to Dale Hollow Reservoir for Brushpile Fishing's Media Camp. Jeff Smith, owner of Crappie Magnet is our guest this week as we talk about crappie fishing and offer a peek into life on the other side of the cameras, microphones, and daily operations of the crappie fishing industry. We wrap the show back home in time for turkey season and have an announcement that will affect all boaters across the country from the US Coast Guard.
This week on PG and Boatgirl Outdoors, it's bass tournament season and one of the most unique facet of bass fishing are college anglers - balancing work, school, and traveling to fish. Our guest is Wesley Wardlaw, a collegiate angler for Emmanuel College in Royston, GA. We catch up with Wesley on the eve of the first Bassmaster College Series event of the season on Lake Hartwell and get his insights on this week-ends tournament as well as some insights on college bass fishing.
Fish-On Guide Service Captain Paul Blackwell is the guest on this week's podcast. Paul is an accomplished cat fishing guide who specializes in trophy blue catfishing on South Carolina's Santee Cooper reservoirs. Pauls gives a full fishing report and some insights on the status of the Santee Cooper fishery. Later, from the pages of Carolina Sportsman, you'll hear the story of a giant 103 pound catfish caught on Santee Cooper last week.
Ronnie Capps and Steve Coleman have long held the top title as the best crappie anglers in the country. This week, PG and Boatgirl talk with Ronnie Capps on the eve of the first American Crappie Trail of the year. Ronnie talks about how he and Steve are integrating new age and old school tactics in the quest for yet another National Crappie Championship. The podcast wraps with PG narrating one of his latest article from the pages of Carolina Sportsman on why crappie anglers shouldn't be waiting to start crappie fishing.
PG and Boatgirl Outdoors goes nocturnal this week, talking with ATN ambassador Gene Wisnewski about night hunting gear - thermal imaging and night vision optics- for hunting coyotes and feral pigs. Gene also provides some great hunting tips for those interested in getting started in the sport. Since it's crank baiting season, the podcast wraps with a discussion of the best crank baits, styles, colors, and sizes to be using right now.
Legendary Big Game Hunter Jim Shockey joins PG and Boatgirl this week to talk about his recently opened natural history museum, The Hand of Man and his upcoming visit to South Carolina for the Jim Shockey Classic to be held at Wild Dunes Resort on the Isle of Palms March 28 - 29.
Outdoorsman and professional trapper Pete Rogers is this week's guest. Pete gives a great rundown on the benefits of trapping and gives some great tips. He's also the host of Christian Outdoors podcast.
Capt Steve Pietrykowski of Fishski Business Fishing Charters provides some great insight and up-to-date fishing reports for Lakes Hartwell, Jocassee, and Keowee on this week's podcast. PG and Boatgirl also review the basic's of shed hunting and The Parting Shot is back, about an unfortunate deer incident.
The second episode for 2021 features SCDNR Small Game Project Coordinator Michael Hook. In a great interview, Hook describes the wide variety and status of each small game animal in South Carolina, enough to convince you not to put away your guns just yet. From the pages of Carolina Sportsman, 14 anglers from the Carolinas will be competing in the 2021 Bassmaster Elite Series and PG and Boatgirl give a run down on how they feel each one will do this year.
In the first episode of Season 2, PG and Boatgirl talk to Blake Hodge of Team Wrecking Crew about duck hunting from coast to coast, plus get a report on the remainder of this duck season in the local area. We wrap up deer season and look forward to fishing season with a couple of tales about deer hunting and crappie fishing with a Boykin Spaniel. The podcast wraps with news about a major land acquisition to add to the Stumphouse Mountain Heritage Preserve.
The last podcast of 2020 pretty well sums up the year, not really sure where we're going with all this. We catch up with The Hammer on the eve of the last day of deer season, talk a little about Boatgirl's best deer of the year, who's now walking with a limp and make some observations about the remainder of this year's duck season. Happy New Year from PG and Boatgirl Outdoors !!! Looking forward to a great 2021.
David Baynard from Driftmaster Rod Holders near Santee, South Carolina is the guest for this podcast. From designing rod holder layouts for trolling anglers to protecting your golf cart from theft and keeping squirrels away from your bird feeder, David explains how he strives to help customers. Boatgirl's deer season had a little hiccup this week. She tells the story and PG and Boatgirl ask the question "How big can Bass Pro Shops get?"
PG and Boatgirl Outdoors is back this week after an unexpected delay. This week's guest, Mike Eady from Yak Outdoor Guides in Myrtle Beach, SC gives a peek into hunting and fishing opportunities from a kayak available along the Grand Strand year round. Now he's "Uncle Mike", having adopted the brother of PG and Boatgirl's new Boykin Spaniel, Prissy. The podcast wraps with some news bits from SCDNR that will promote hunting in the Palmetto State.
For the past 3 years, PG and Boatgirl have supported the annual Bass Boat Raffle held by Chris Wells of Wellspoken Ministries. On Saturday, December 5, Chris will be giving away this year's boat - a 2020 Nitro Z18 and Mercury 175 HP outboard. Chris is this weeks guest to promote the raffle. The official show mascot, Prissy the Boykin Spaniel, is introduced in Episode 21 and the podcast wraps with PG's tales of how he tagged out for deer season this year.
Marty Walker and his daughter Victoria, from Palmetto Boat Center drop in for Episode 20, The Thanksgiving Podcast, to talk about the holiday season and the upcoming boating season at Palmetto Boat Center. An expanded show room, Toys-For Tots campaign, tournament trail schedules for high-school, college, and adult bass anglers and Tracker Off Road vehicles are all part of the conversation. Later, the pair share some love, and hate, for the spotted bass that has made it's way into most Upstate South Carolina lakes.
In Episode 19, PG and Boatgirl talk with MLF pro bass angler Andy Montgomery about a very harrowing experience. Speaking of which, PG recalls the events of Friday the 13th when Bo Derek, a trophy buck he's been after for two years, finally met his match. Or did he?
For Episode 18, PG and Boatgirl welcome our buddy Torch Tindle, avid duck hunter and crappie fishing guide from Cleveland, Mississippi. His Mama didn't name him Torch but how he got his nickname is a great story. Torch is a wealth of information about hunting the Mississippi River as well as a veteran crappie angler. Later Boatgirl answers the question about what kind of maintenance needs to be done to outboards motors through the winter.
PG and Boatgirl's longtime friend Brian Cope, Digital Editor for CarolinaSportsman.com, is this week's guest on the podcast. Brian gives some great insight on behind-the-scenes at Carolina Sportsman magazine and website. Later, trying to determine the exact timing of the whitetail deer rut is the focus so listeners will know the best times to be in the woods after that trophy buck.
This week, PG and Boatgirl Outdoors finally track down our old buddy Tom Mundy from Fish Stalker Lures to talk about everything from hunting to fishing to what's new at Fish Stalker. While we never came up with an appropriate theme song, it's a great interview. If you're a small game hunter, squirrel hunting is a great past time to get kids interested in the outdoors and start learning some basic hunting skills. All wrapped up in Episode 16. Download and be sure to subscribe !
Public land gets a bad rap when it comes to deer hunting. Episode 15 guest Zach Stokes provides some great insight and tips for taking good deer on public land WMAs from his quest to kill a record book buck on public land. PG and Boatgirl are having opposite experiences this deer season, he tells the story of how he spent his latest tag and the podcast wraps with some great advice on surf fishing the South Carolina coast this time of year.
In the 14th installment of the podcast, PG and Boatgirl host Tammy Waldrop, Bear Biologist for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources to discuss the upcoming South Carolina Bear Hunting Season. Then the pair take a nostalgic look at the origins of Lake Murray in the SC midlands and end the podcast with a Venison Tamale Pie recipe on the Roadkill Cafe.
This week, PG and Boatgirl Outdoors welcomes Capt. Chip Michalove from Outcast Fishing Charters on Hilton Head Island, SC to talk about the newly released feature documentary- Passion Led Me Here-about Michalove's 6 year and counting quest catching Great White sharks off the South Carolina coast on rod & reel. The pair also discuss what natural foods you need to know to pattern whitetail deer and then break down the fall turnover and how it affects fishing.
This week, PG and Boatgirl Outdoors welcomes Capt. Chip Michalove from Outcast Fishing Charters on Hilton Head Island, SC to talk about the newly released feature documentary- Passion Led Me Here-about Michalove's 6 year and counting quest catching Great White sharks off the South Carolina coast on rod & reel. The pair also discuss what natural foods you need to know to pattern whitetail deer and then break down the fall turnover and how it affects fishing.
This week, PG and Boatgirl Outdoors catches up with Bassmaster Elite angler Patrick Walters to talk about his Open win on Lake Hartwell last week and get some insight into the life of a young Bassmaster Elite angler. PG tells the story of last week's bow hunt where he harvested a nice 8 pointer, and the show wraps with a discussion about what seasons are currently open and how things are faring around the state.
With Fall in the air and outdoorsmen heading into the woods, an encounter with Mr. No-Shoulders is likely. This week, PG and Boatgirl talk to Andrew Grosse, herpetologist with SCDNR to get the lowdown on all the lowdown creatures as well as try to cure Boatgirl her fear of frogs. Then the hosts discuss where to locate your game cameras for best results and provide of some fall bass fishing tips. All backed by Palmetto Boat Center, King Cut Deer Processing, The Clinton House Plantation, and the music of Jake Bartley.
In Episode 10 of PG and Boatgirl Outdoors, the 2020 Deer Season has opened here in South Carolina for Game Zone 2. PG and Boatgirl talk to Mike Johnson, General Manager of The Clinton House Plantation, the podcasts's newest sponsor, about all of the hunting opportunities available to the public at The Clinton House. A lively discussion about the best way to defeat a deer's defenses ensues including a tale about PG getting treed by some hounds over his choice of cover scent.The podcast wraps with some great pointers about how to locate reservoir fish after a tropical storm has passed through.
In Episode 10 of PG and Boatgirl Outdoors, the 2020 Deer Season has opened here in South Carolina for Game Zone 2. PG and Boatgirl talk to Mike Johnson, General Manager of The Clinton House Plantation, the podcasts's newest sponsor, about all of the hunting opportunities available to the public at The Clinton House. A lively discussion about the best way to defeat a deer's defenses ensues including a tale about PG getting treed by some hounds over his choice of cover scent.The podcast wraps with some great pointers about how to locate reservoir fish after a tropical storm has passed through.
It's Deer Season Eve as Charles Ruth, Deer Project Coordinator with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources gives listeners a full run-down on the current tag program, updates on chronic wasting disease, and breaks down the upcoming season. Boatgirl also explains that not all boats are for fishing. Otis, PG's replacement tractor for LaMont is revealed and from the pages of Carolina Sportsman, 9 tips for catching more speckled trout are discussed. At almost an hour and a half, it's the longest podcast to date, and you'll enjoy every minute.
This week, the Hammer, Frank Lancaster, from King Cut Deer Processing in Jonesville, SC provides listeners with some insights on what it takes to make a top quality deer processor. PG and Boatgirl also discuss Labor Day weekend events including what to do if you have not received your deer tags, courtesy boat inspections and preparing for shrimp baiting season on the coast.
This week, PG and Boatgirl wind up a grueling week. The boat business is still wide open. Deer season is coming, ready or not, and LaMont catches on fire? SCDNR opens two new dove fields right before the start of dove season, Crappie USA is coming to Lake Greenwood, and Bethel University pulls off the win at Hartwell. Did we miss anything?
In this episode, Bart Littlejohn, General Manager of Carolina Farm and Wildlife Supply in Pauline, SC provides tips and some great advice on getting your property ready for hunting season. Whether it's planting food plots for deer, ducks, and small games, or deciding where to place this years deer stand, Bart provides tons of useful information. PG and Boatgirl also announce a new sponsor to the podcast and this week, Boatgirl introduces a different kind of dove recipe.
In this episode, Bart Littlejohn, General Manager of Carolina Farm and Wildlife Supply in Pauline, SC provides tips and some great advice on getting your property ready for hunting season. Whether it's planting food plots for deer, ducks, and small games, or deciding where to place this years deer stand, Bart provides tons of useful information. PG and Boatgirl also announce a new sponsor to the podcast and this week, Boatgirl introduces a different kind of dove recipe.
This week, PG and Boatgirl welcome Chris Canute, former pro bass angler and High School Bass Fishing Coach, who brings a big announcement about the formation of a college level bass tournament series coming up for all of SC, Northern Georgia, and North Carolina. With only three weeks left before Opening Day of Dove Season, you need to be getting ready and this podcast can help you get there. On Ask Boatgirl, the question of "Why isn't my boat ready?" will be answered. All in Episode 5.
Last week-end the South Carolina BASS Nation High School State Championship was fished on Lake Murray, SC. The winners were a rising freshman team from Byrnes High School - Mitchell Robinson and Cody Abbott with an amazing 3 fish bag of 14.85. Mitchell and Cody are guests on this episode along with Brynes High School Fishing Team Coach Iris Robinson. A great interview about some insights into the world of high school bass fishing along with another installment of the Roadkill Cafe and an update on what's going on in the outdoor world just before the start of South Carolina's Whitetail deer hunting season. PG and Boatgirl Outdoors Podcast, sponsored by Palmetto Boat Center and Tracker Off Road.
In the third episode, PG and Boatgirl catch up with longtime friend Justin Carter of Redfin Charters in Charleston, SC for an updated coastal fishing report. Cobia, tarpon, bull redfish, sheepshead are all on fire. We also introduce a new show segment, "Ask Boatgirl" to get some prop saving advice. It's time to get ready to get ready for deer season, and we talk about getting the archery gear in shape.
PG and Boat Girl have had a long standing relationship with Chris Wells aka The Bass Chaplain. In Episode 2, Chris catches us up on the Bassmaster Elite Tour and on the Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour since the Cover 19 pandemic affected schedules. We also bring back a long time fan favorite - The Roadkill Cafe where Boat Girl shows off her skills in the kitchen. #thebasschaplain #pgandboatgirloutdoors #palmettoboatcenter
The first podcast has been a long time coming for fans of the former Upstate South Carolina radio program- Upstate Outdoors. If you liked that, you already know who PG and Boat Girl are and what they're about. For new listeners, Phillip Gentry and his wife Boat Girl set the stage for what to expect - Interviews with the biggest names in the outdoors industry, hunting and fishing reports for South Carolina, the Southeast regional area, and beyond, and plenty of banter between one of the country's top outdoor writers and the bikini-loving, bass fishing boat mechanic he married so he'd never worry about missing a day on the water. It's a fun show packed with useful information for both casual and diehard outdoors fans. Against the backdrop of some great music by The Jake Bartley Band, come along for the ride through the Great Outdoors.