Mmmwahahahahaha!!! It's that creepy time of year and AF has put together a video unlike any you've seen from us before. Check out the "Spooky Halloween Enzyme Massacre" from StarTron. StarTron is the world's best fuel additive for all your engines. It counters the effects of ethanol that's in today's gas, gives you better performance and increases fuel economy. It's scary good! Turn your speakers up and get ready to be frightened . . . here's a little Halloween treat for y'all!
Ahhh, it feels good to sleep in my own bed again. I'm back in Florida finally, after what seems like forever. Been fishing in Louisiana for about a month, and now getting ready to smile pretty for the camera again. I'll be joining my Skeeter Boats team in Destin for a photo shoot coming up and then back home to shoot an episode (1st one of the 2014 season) in Cape Canaveral with Capt. Jim Ross. Speaking of Cape Canaveral, this week's episode was shot with Capt. Jamie Glasner while fishing in my backyard. We caught some really nice tripletail on a blustery day. The water was super choppy, the wind was blowin', but the tripletail were bitin' and that's all that matters! Don't miss this week's episode on the Sportsman Channel, "Triple Play" on Monday at 9 a.m. (ET), Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. (PT) and Sunday at 10 a.m. (ET). 
I'll also be spending Halloween in Corpus Christi with the AF Crew. We're heading out to Texas soon to shoot a couple of episodes for the new season. I'll have more details for you soon, but we'll be there the weekend of November 2nd and 3rd for an event and hope you can come out to meet us. I'll have my new Skeeter boats with me too . . . these are some sweet rides, and I hope you can make it out to see us all. I'll fill you in on all the details later, but mark it on your calendars! 
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I've got a couple days here at home before it's back on the road, so I think I'm goin' fishin'!
Until next week . . . tight lines,
Blair