On today's show, Don fields reports and updates as the restoration, both by us and the environment, continues hearing from guests on whether or not the timing of the storm could have a negative effect on Teal season, where you can find fish and avoid the dirty water that Francine brought in, and what areas got spared and what areas got hit the hardest. Later on, Don hears about a wonderful venture going on in Alabama to help disabled people get out on the water, the best advice for finding your catch after a storm, a Bad Boys tale involving alligators and some mindless Mississippi men, and we close out the show hearing from some guests live from their Duck blinds as Teal season is underway!

This hour, Don hears from his reporters and guests on some charitable endeavors going on over in Alabama, some tips on using the "Holy Trinity" to find fish post-Hurricane Francine, the latest on Kayakers getting ready for Redfish Rumble and Fall N' Tide, a Bad Boys story that reminds us that even Bad Boys can be out-of-towners, our Plastic Man from the Duck blind tells all about Whistling Ducks maybe being added to Teal season, and another Duck blind report with Kirk Stansel out West and an update on how Trout and Redfish are looking after the storm during this transitional season.

Don calls up Kirk Stansel from Hackberry Rod And Gun to go over his first day of being in the Duck blinds, if there were any tidal surges as Francine passed by over in Hackberry, and Redfish and Trout are still being caught in droves during this transitional period.