Adventure On Outdoors Daniel Underbrink & Mike Kulbeth

Daniel took Mike on a spontaneous hunting trip to the Texas brush country to put meat in the freezer before the season closed. Join in to listen to us jaw about the stories of the day and the differences hunting our home states. 

Everything on the Pecos River wants to hurt you, cut you, poke you, bite you, and keep you at home. However, come prepared, know you limits, and be respectful, it will open its gates to a world you never knew existed. The Pecos river is the Devils River on steroids. it is located in West Texas and is bass fisherman's dream. If you are planning a kayaking trip down this Texas River you won’t want to miss this episode.

We are joined by family to talk bass fishing, perch jerking, cajun fish lingo, and just good old fashion fishing stories. 

Well we started to tell you about how great the eagle rock loop in Arkansas is, but once the whiskey started flowing the b.s. ran deep and the strange poured right out of our mouths. In this episode we talk about rabid raccoons, attacking turkeys, lost shotguns, and the rougarou.

Daniel Rodriguez is an avid angler, photographer, storm chaser, and a US Marine. Daniel survived a historical flood just weeks after our first run down the Pecos River. We relive that moment along with taking a journey of how he got into kayak fishing, his work with wounded veterans, photography, snd how he balances his life of adventure with a full time Job.

On this episode, Mike Luke and I sit near the Angelina River to discuss the ins and outs of the Devils River. We dive into the hazards, necessary gear, and fishing tactics that make  for rewarding adventure.  The Devils River is a spring fed oasis located in Trans Pecos region of Texas and home to a large and spectacular waterfall that only adds to its beauty. The remoteness and an incredible fishery are all highlighted by its pristine water where you can enjoy this River by camping in the state natural area or take 7 day paddle expedition down more than 47 miles of breathtaking water. This River is special to us and many others and it is important that we all protect our access through conservation and respect. I hope you find this info helpful throughout your planning stages.