Shaun Ridder

Most people know me for fishing.

But long before kayak tournaments and chasing bass on the river… I was helping raise money for something that matters a whole lot more.

During my years in country radio, our community helped raise over $1 million for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Now I’m proud to continue that mission through the fishing world.

This season I’ve joined the Love Bass. Stop Cancer. movement.

And I’m putting my own commitment behind it:
For every bass I catch in competition this season, I’m donating $5 to St. Jude.

Because every fish should mean something more.
But the real impact happens when the whole fishing community gets involved.

You can join the mission too.

Become a Partner in Hope for just $19/month and you’ll receive the official Love Bass. Stop Cancer. shirt while helping continue saving lives.

Link in bio.

Let’s make every cast count.
If you’re a fellow angler… I challenge you to donate $1 per fish you catch this season.

There’s something honest about a good book.

Especially ones about wilderness, old gods, and survival.

The kind of stories that remind you humans are meant to be outside… figuring things out.

Books sharpen the mind the same way time outdoors sharpens the soul. Yes, the outdoors teaches a lot. But sometimes the best lessons start in a book.

If you’re a guy who hunts, fishes, hikes, or just wants to get 1% better, reading is one of the most underrated tools out there.

What’s the best book you’ve read this year?

👇 I’m adding to the list.