The Obsession of Carter Andrews
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The Obsession of Carter AndrewsCarter Andrews would go fishing every single day if he could. As it is, he can be found on the water with a rod in hand and a smile on his face approximately 300 days a year -- in Panama, the Pacific Northwest, the Louisiana Gulf Coast, Russia and other locations. A former member of Fly Fishing Team USA, Andrews is now a fishing guide who has a passion for the sport that, well, can accurately be called an obsession. Whether trolling bait for marlin, casting plugs for dorado, or busting fly tackle on epic yellowfin tuna, Andrews' desire to find and catch the biggest fish is limitless, as are the accompanying stories and adventures that he shares in this series."Dirty Bird"Carter Andrews explores commercial fishing with the Dirty Bird crew in Vero Beach, Fla.
"The Return"Baja is one of those magical fisheries that some people just can't get enough of, and Carter Andrews is one of those people. This time around, though, Carter and Julio Meza will be exploring the grouper fishery in the upper Sea of Cortez.
"The Best Of"Carter Andrews shares his favorite moments and messages from the year.
S11, EP7 "PEZ VELA!"Carter pays a visit to a friend in Isla Mujeres, keen on pursuing sailfish.
"Washington Island"Carter is heading on one of his annual fishing road trips. His first stop: Washington Island, Wis., for it's legendary smallmouth fishing.
"The Race to Buzzards Bay"On the next leg of his journey through the US, Carter is visiting Cape Cod in search of the great striped bass migration.
"Da Greek"While in Cape Cod, Carter has a unique opportunity to try something he hasn't done before -- fluke fishing. Not only does he get to try fluke fishing, but he gets to do it with a legendary fluke fisherman, Jimmy Da Greek.
"Diving Deeper"On the final leg of his road trip, Carter is stopping in Rhode Island to dive deeper into the striper migration, with good friend Jack Sprangle, in search of the giant 50 pound striper.
"La Vida de Julio"In all the times Carter has visited Baja with Julio, he has seen some amazing fisheries, but the one thing he has yet to explore is Julio's home town fishery and his farm.
"Nature Coast Native"Carter gets to explore deep in the back waters on Florida's Nature Coast.
"Gangs of Gags"When a fishery is this good, how can you not go back? That is precisely why Carter is back in Crystal River for the shallow water grouper fishery.
S11, EP6 "The Swords of Virginia"With a desire to stretch the legs on his new Seavee 370z, Carter is in search of swordfish at the canyons off of Virginia Beach.
"The Circus"Islamorada, sharp teeth, fly fishing, big personalities and train wrecks. What else is there to say? This year's Islamorada Shark Fly Tournament was a great one.
"Lazy Locals"Carter Andrews is headed out on his home waters to tangle with a fish that can be very lazy, until they are hooked; the tarpon.
"Lord Faulkner"Carter Andrews heads to the Everglades to fish with William Faulkner, one of the original guides of the area.
Carter Andrews would go fishing every single day if he could. As it is, he can be found on the water with a rod in hand and a smile on his face approximately 300 days a year -- in Panama, the Pacific Northwest, the Louisiana Gulf Coast, Russia and other locations. A former member of Fly Fishing Team USA, Andrews is now a fishing guide who has a passion for the sport that, well, can accurately be called an obsession. Whether trolling bait for marlin, casting plugs for dorado, or busting fly tackle on epic yellowfin tuna, Andrews' desire to find and catch the biggest fish is limitless, as are the accompanying stories and adventures that he shares in this series.
Original Air Date: Dec 30, 2013
Genres: SportsTV Series
Rating: PG
Playback: HD
2 seasons available on demand (4 episodes)
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