Captain Corder isn’t just putting people on fish anymore — he’s putting stories on film.

From guarding the Gulf Coast to chasing giants in the deep waters of Alaska, Pelican2Pelican follows the wild journey from Pelican Island, Texas to the remote shores of Pelican, Alaska.

What started as a fishing life has turned into something way bigger.

Now, it’s about capturing the realest moments — not just the catch, but the people, the history, the lifestyle, and the untold stories of this hidden town on the edge of the world.

🎣 Whether it’s hauling in monster halibut, setting crab pots, or swapping stories with the locals who’ve called Pelican home for generations — you’re getting a front-row seat to it all.

Captain Corder

Captain Corder is a licensed U.S. Coast Guard Master Captain [#5896643] with decades on the water and a fire that never fizzled. From flounder gigging in Galveston Bay to drifting the Texas flats chasing bull reds, he’s lived the Gulf Coast grind. He even ranked Top 10 in the PRL World Redfish Series — proof that this ain’t just a hobby, it’s who he is.

But now the game’s changed.

These days, Captain Corder’s chasing more than just fish.

He’s in Pelican, Alaska, one of the most remote towns on earth, capturing real stories from real people — fishermen, locals, legends — all part of his new unscripted series: Pelican2Pelican.

He’s traded tournament redfish for halibut runs, rockfish stacks, and crab pots in icy fjords. But the heart behind the hustle? That never changed.

🎥 Whether he’s filming whale breaches at sunrise or swapping stories with Alaskan old-timers over a dockside , Captain Corder is here to shine a light on the people, the peace, and the raw power of life on the edge.

From the Texas coast to the Alaskan frontier — if it swims, Captain Corder’s on it… or filming it.

#PrayMixFishRepeat.