How Noodling Catfish Changed Her Life | Aly from Alabama on Faith, Hunting & Family

In this heartfelt episode of Afield, presented by Gusto Hunting Preserve, host Christiana Roussel sits down with outdoorswoman and content creator Alyssa Hall, better known as Aly from Alabama.From grabbing giant catfish with her bare hands (a Southern tradition known as noodling) to becoming a passionate whitetail hunter, mother, and steward of conservation — Aly shares her journey from suburban life to a faith-filled outdoor lifestyle in Alabama.They dive deep into:What noodling catfish actually feels (and sounds!) likeLearning to hunt later in life — and overcoming fear and doubtsRaising kids with values in a digital worldFinding God in the quiet of the woodsBalancing marriage, motherhood, and work at BuckmastersConservation, catfish stories ( Larry), and the power of saying “yes” to new experiencesWhether you're into hunting, fishing, faith, motherhood, or Southern life, this conversation is an inspiring reminder of how the outdoors can transform us. Follow Aly: @alyfromalabama Follow Christiana: @christiana.roussel Follow Soul Grown: @soulgrown_alabama Presented by: Gusto Hunting Preserve Support conservation: quailforever.org | alabamawildlife.org