This year has been an “interesting” year for everyone, but for artists like Jordan Davis, who make a living from not being at home much, quarantine has been a nice stay-at-home moment. While he’s anxious to get back out on tour performing shows, Jordan has taken this time to really appreciate the things he normally doesn’t get to do. He admits that he’s never spent this much time at home at one time since he got married, or since he and his wife Kristen welcomed their daughter Eloise into the world, so spending time with them has been a blessing. Jordan has also had time to reconnect with activities from his past…like fishing. Jordan shares that both of his grandparents lived by water, and he spent a lot of his childhood fishing with his grandfathers, so having time to now go out on his own boat on the lake near his house in Nashville helps brings back those great childhood memories.

“Being home for this amount of time is something that hasn’t been there for my entire marriage with Kristen. So, we’ve been able to reconnect and spend time with Eloise,” says Jordan. “But also for me, growing up fishing was a passion on mine, both of my grandparents live by water and that was a special time for me to be out in a boat with my grandpas and catching fish. To where now, I recently just got a boat, and I’ve been spending a lot of mornings out on a lake here in Nashville going after the elusive carp. I have not been able to find them yet. But, it really is awesome to make a thermos of coffee and go out there by myself and get a line in the water and chase perch for a little bit and then try and go catch some bass. It really is bringing me back to those summers on Toledo Bend with my grandfather. It’s a special time, and I’m really enjoying reconnecting with that.”

While he’s out fishing, the Louisiana’s latest hit, “Almost Maybes,” is making its way up the country charts

And if you miss seeing Jordan perform live, you can check out him out playing a very special acoustic version of his song “Detours” to an audience of one…his daughter Eloise, right HERE.