Carter Andrews | Mill House Podcast - Episode 128

One lesson we’ve all learned over the years is to never judge a book by its cover—especially when the subject is Carter Andrews. This towering figure, both in size and hair, is eclipsed only by the immense love he has for his family and his passion for fishing. His obsession is woven into every breath he takes. Carter is all in—every second, every day. While we’re all connected by water and the creatures that call it home, few of us live and breathe it the way Carter does. We turn to those who bring the vibrant stories of fishing and adventure to life, whether online or on television. For me, it was Flip who sparked the fire, Jose’ who carried the flame, and Curt—well, who can forget "The American Sportsman"? Life is made up of chapters that lead us to the next, and Carter Andrews is currently writing his at the highest level. His hit show, The Obsession of Carter Andrews, is nothing short of captivating—at times, even awe-inspiring. His journeys seem endless, chasing stories far beyond the horizon to remote places most of us will never visit. Yet, through his lens, I’m right there with him—on the edge of my seat—because he’s the real deal, and his team brings the magic to life. On this podcast, we had the privilege of visiting Carter’s home, farm, ranch, and yes, even his “cave.” We had a blast exploring the immense world of his life. Trust me, you can’t help but love the man. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please subscribe and leave a comment. It helps us out more than you might think! If you have any recommendations on who we should have on next or what topics you'd like us to talk about, please email us at: [email protected] FOLLOW US: Instagram:   / millhousepodcast   Facebook:   / millhousepodcast   Website: https://www.millhousepodcast.com/​​​​ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1CV08L4... OUTRO MUSIC: Allright in Louisiana (ID 1234) by Lobo Loco www.musikbrause.de Creative Commons License (by-nc-nd)