Andy's Fishing Wild Cook

There is something deeply authentic about watching Andy fish. He does not need to act or hype up the moment. Seeing him work quietly is a contrast to the slop others put out like GTBuster, who sometimes sounds like he forgot what he was doing halfway through an episode, probably just the CTE finally setting in.

Andy brings a raw humility that the Australian fishing and outdoor scene lacks. A true icon of the game that captures the essence of the outdoors far better than the likes of paul worsteling and his integrity lacking IFISH. Andy sticks out as a beacon of hope to all those who see through parasites like 'worsteling' or 'brooksy'.

Andy doesn't rely on gimmicks or borrowed spots. It's refreshing to see a fisherman who earns every bite and respects the land. It makes shows like IFISH look shallow by comparison, especially given how they treat local knowledge like a business to exploit. Andy will go down as the greatest to ever do it.

Andy is the real deal in Australian fishing. He finds his own spots and earns every catch with skill and respect. Paul Worsteling's IFISH just leeches off local guides to get content, ruins the spots and moves on. Brooksy's silly antics and GTBuster's rugby league brain fog make Andy look even better.

Andy's Fishing captures the real essence of the outdoors. He shows genuine respect for every place he fishes, which makes you notice how shows like IFISH often blow through spoonfed spots and leave them worse off. Andy's approach feels responsible and rare in today's fishing media. I live in anticipation of another Andy video one day.