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Here at Salty Traditions we pride ourselves in having great people to represent the brand out in public. These are our Salty Family members from every different walk of life. we take the input from our family to create the best possible product for you the customer! Each one of these team members are hardworking individuals and i believe in giving credit where it is due. You can reach out to any of our team members with questions about our products.
Brandon M Dautreuil
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? Passing down all I have learned from my dad and my paw paw about fishing and the outdoors to my 2 sons and my niece and nephews.
- What is your tradition? Annual fishing trips with my dad.
- Favorite fish to catch? Red fish and trout
Josh Thibodeaux
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? Reliving my childhood of saltwater fishing, and teaching future generations what I have learned over the years.
- What is your tradition? Kayak Saltwater Fishing!!!
- Favorite fish to catch? Redfish!
Mike Malone
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? To share my knowledge, teach anyone that wants to learn the great sport of fishing and to help anyone that wants to make memories on the water!
- What is your tradition? My Tradition is kayak fishing!
- Favorite fish to catch? Inshore Slam! Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder
Ricky Smith
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? Passing down a fishing tradition that was passed down to from my dad and grandfather to my children.
- What is your tradition? Kayak fishing
- Favorite fish to catch? Redfish (Bull Reds)
Scott Ruiz
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? I love fishing in salt water and I like the vision of Salty Traditions.
- What is your tradition? Trout fishing!
- Favorite fish to catch? Speckled Trout!
Jennifer Sasser
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? Having the opportunity to show our children, friends and family all what we learned from our own childhood till now about our Lifestyle and Culture & Cajuns Traditions.
- What is your tradition? Family get togethers, hunting, fishing, crabbing, trawling. All things passed down from each generation of my family.
- Favorite fish to catch? Redfish has always been my favorite fish to catch. Caught my first at age 3! Reeled it in and my grandmother said “possion rouge” which means reddish in French! Been hooked ever since!
Vuong Le
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? Fishing with friends and family and making memories. Also always great meeting new people on the way.
- What is your tradition?
From my grandpa and parents teaching me how to first fish, fishing was always a part of me. This tradition will be passed down when I have a children.
- Favorite fish to catch? Swordfish, Amber jack, king mackerel, cobia, marlin, mahi mahi, spanish mackerel, red snapper, black fin tuna, yellow fin tuna, red fish, speckled trout, flounder, sheep’s head and many more.
Levi Campbell
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? Having a great time on any body of water all while meeting new people and making memories that will last a lifetime!!
- What is your tradition? Being a 3rd generation sailor, I was born to be on the water. I am grateful for the opportunity to live the dream and pass on everything I’ve learned and what I am still learning to people that have never caught a fish or been on the water. Seeing my family and friends get “hooked” on this sport is the best thing ever!
- Favorite fish to catch? Anything that has gills, although Joshua Hebert would say it’s sheep head. My favorite is reds, trout and a stray bass.
Dakota Finley
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? to me it’s a outdoors persons bond with one another, learning new techniques, meeting new people and sharing a common interest in loving the land and everything it gives us.
- What is your tradition? my tradition : kayak fishing, showing my girls how to fish and respect/cherish the great resources god gave us.
- Favorite fish to catch? red fish and large mouth bass
Lawrence Riley
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- What does Salty Traditions mean to you? Salty tradition means to me not only being apart of something but doing something that’s apart of who I am and passing that tradition on to the next generation to be respectful and cherish the beautiful things god left us to enjoy and to teach others as well learn from them being one the water makes me feel more at home then ever and it gives me something to do I deep cherish and enjoy doing
- What is your tradition? my tradition :My tradition is kayak fishing
- Favorite fish to catch? Cajun slam Reds,Specks,Flounder and Bass
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