Legacy. Competition. Influence. History.

Few names in king mackerel tournament fishing carry the respect, success, and intrigue of Joe Winslow and Team Hooligan.

A Hall of Fame Inductee, U.S. Open Champion, FLW Champion, 8-Time SKA Division Winner, writer, educator, mentor, and innovator, Joe Winslow helped shape an era of competitive king mackerel fishing that many still consider the sport's golden age. While his accomplishments have earned him legendary status, his knowledge, influence, and passion for the sport continue to impact tournament fishing today.

Join Capt. Mark Henderson and John Molfetto as they sit down with Joe for a rare and candid conversation about the victories, challenges, strategies, relationships, and life lessons that defined one of the most successful careers in tournament fishing history.

We discuss:

• The origins of Team Hooligan and the journey that started it all

• Building one of the most dominant teams the king mackerel world has ever seen

• The pressure, sacrifice, and emotions behind competing at the highest level

• Championship victories, unforgettable moments, and career-defining tournaments

• The stories behind the legendary Hooligan reputation and years of industry speculation

• How boats, tackle, electronics, and strategy have evolved through the decades

• The importance of trust, teamwork, and maintaining a winning culture

• The Fishing Club, mentorship, and helping develop future generations of anglers

• Reflections on the sport's past, present, and future

• Joe's lasting impact on king mackerel fishing and the legacy he leaves behind • Much, much more!

Whether you competed against Team Hooligan, followed their success from afar, or simply appreciate the history of tournament fishing, this is an episode you will not want to miss.

This episode will take us into the world of internationally recognized marine artist and avid angler Carey Chen — a man whose life has been shaped by the ocean, sportfishing, and the creative process behind some of the most iconic marine artwork in the industry.

Join host Capt. Mark Henderson and co-host John Molfetto as we sit down with Carey for an unforgettable conversation about the connection between fishing, artistry, travel, and life experiences that inspire his work both on and off the canvas.

We will cover:

• Carey’s journey into marine art and the inspiration behind his work
• The balance between creativity, business, and passion
• Fishing experiences from around the world and unforgettable adventures
• The relationship between fishing and artistic expression
• What inspires him today after years of success in the marine industry
• Favorite species to paint, photograph, and catch
• Stories from traveling and fishing with people from every walk of life
• The creative mindset behind each unique piece of art
• Reflections on lifestyle, purpose, and the experiences that shape perspective
• Much, much more!

Youth Anglers → Future Legends

They are not just the future of tournament fishing… they are already here.

Brayden McMullan (OIFC Fishing), Carson Shingleton (Tide One On Fishing), and Kole Mazzarella (Tuned Up Fishing) are all under 17, and already making a name for themselves in the winner’s circle.

This episode brings something different… a real look at the next generation and what is driving them to compete, and win, at a high level.

Join host Capt. Mark Henderson and co-host John Molfetto as they break it all down:

• How it started—and when it became serious

• The role of family, support, and sacrifice

• Competing against seasoned anglers

• Strategy, mindset, and handling pressure

• Where the sport is heading next

Plus a special segment with Chad Shingleton (Cape Lookout Shootout Tournament Series) and Tim Matthews of Lid Licking Sauce, sharing their story, their passion for giving back, and details on the Cape Lookout Shootout South Division kicking off May 16.

Capt. Alex Burgess & Capt. Ron Mitchell join Mark and John to discuss the Ft. Pierce King Mackerel Invitational, catching big fish and winning championships. Be sure to give this a listen!

This week's guests on Troll the Edge Podcast feature two tournament directors and competitive team captains:

Ron Dorsey (Morehead City Open) and Chad Shingleton (Cape Lookout Shootout tournament series)

They share stories about growing up fishing, what family means, and how they run successful events!

Capt. Brant talks about his family, growing up fishing on the coast of North Carolina and catching Kingfish on a pickle!

Capt. Mark Henderson and John Molfetto kick off the Troll the Edge Podcast by welcoming Mike and Alicia Minia, directors of the Ft. Pierce King Mackerel Invitational, to dive into the tournament’s history, structure, payouts, and what makes it a standout event.