Boone Brothers

Happy Birthday to my Colorado Bro!

Caught 9 stripers before 9 am. Thanks to my bros Charles Lane and David Pender.

Follow your own trail.
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Just chillin in Myrtle Beach.

Things are looking up.



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Good morning America how are you?
Don't you know me I'm your native son.



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Follow your own trail. Others will join.



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When you follow your own trail it leads to epic places.

Shoutout to !

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Fun first day.



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When you buy our performance fishing shirts, you help put a former prisoner on the path to success. We partner with Turning Leaf, Charleston, to print our shirts. And they help people like Deshawn. Deshawn had been in and out of prison since he was 19. When he got out of prison this time, he came straight to Turning Leaf. “It was rough at first,” he says. “But, like prison, it was what you make of it. It shows you the right way to go about things.”

Deshawn had never had a real job. He’d never received a regular paycheck. Suddenly he was getting a check every week and learning how to manage it. The change forced him to slow down, to pay attention to what he was doing.

“You can do whatever you put your mind to,” he says. “Anything is possible. I’m a better person for having been through Turning Leaf.” He learned to set boundaries, to stop and think before reacting to situations. Managing frustration was a skill he mastered and uses every day. He went through the full program, meeting every expectation set, and graduating with flying colors.

Today, Deshawn is a crew supervisor who leads by example. He works hard. He knows sometimes, when things get a little tough with his crew, he has to sit down, take a breather, and think about how to approach the situation.

He has his own apartment, his own car. He is proud of what goals he’s already accomplished and isn’t afraid to set more. He’s planning to buy a house soon.

And through all of this, he has his children. “I’m a family man now,” he says. “I’m home early every night. I play with my kids. They’re 14, four, and three years old now. I never imagined I’d be like this. I love them.”

“Even though I wasn’t there every day of their lives,” he says, “I want to make up for lost time. The little one says, ‘I want to be like you, Daddy,’ and I always say, ‘No, you have to be better than me.’”

The four-year-old recently told his mother that he wanted to go to work with his daddy because he wanted to make some money. He got all dirty, like his daddy always is after a long day of work. Imagine that; he wants a regular job, just to be like his daddy. Amazing.

Natalie’s trail led her to Monument Valley. Where will your trail lead?

Cabo, bro.
Thanks for the pic, Kyle!

Fishing is fun. Catching is more fun.

Last year, I caught a shark. This year, I caught something with bigger teeth.

Some people are getting back to nature. Some never left.


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Two of our favorite trailblazers: Kyle & Natalie.

Ready for snow, bro?