Gwen Stefani is officially casting more than chart-toppers these days—she’s casting lines, bass-style, with husband Blake Shelton in the heart of Oklahoma. Over the weekend, the glam queen of pop shared adorable footage of herself on a fishing boat, fully leaning into her life as a country girl. Yes, stilettos are out, muck boots are in—and we might just see her at the next Bassmaster Classic Celebrity Pro-Am if this keeps up.

With the summer sun blazing and fishing season in full swing, Gwen and Blake wasted no time heading out on the water. Gwen, ever the style icon, rocked camo pants, a button-up shirt, full makeup, and some seriously sturdy boots. The look? Country-chic meets runway-ready. In true Gwen fashion, she added a hilarious twist—editing the clip to her 2006 hit “Wind It Up”, joking, “Who knew ‘Wind It Up’ was about fishing this whole time?? lol.”

The clip ends with her proudly showing off a solid bass catch, followed by another post featuring Blake reeling one in too. Fans got an intimate peek into their weekend, and honestly? The vibe was pure, peaceful, and perfectly wholesome.

But of course, the internet wouldn’t be the internet without someone getting mad about something… like fishing.

The backlash started a few days earlier when Gwen praised Jonathan Roumie’s faith-centered interview with Tucker Carlson. Cue the outrage. Some fans accused her of going full “MAGA,” calling her everything from a “right-wing grifter” to a “Bible-thumper,” with a few even storming the comment section of her fishing posts.

Apparently, fishing in glam now equals political allegiance? Wild.

Snarky comments flooded in:

• “MagaGwen is not it.”
• “I miss 1995 Gwen.”
• “You don’t need to wear all that makeup on a boat.”
• “She can’t go five minutes without appropriating something.”

But while the hate was loud, the love was louder. Gwen’s real fans rallied fast and hard:

• “THIS IS EPIC.”
• “Fishing glam! C’mon Gwen give it to us!”
• “A simple kind of life… and she deserves it.”
• “He’s so happy with her. So glad he’s happy.”
• “Queen of the boat, queen of our hearts.”

Let’s be real—this isn’t some manufactured image makeover. Gwen’s out there living her life, loving her man, and finding peace in the Oklahoma countryside. Makeup on or off, she’s still the Gwen Stefani. Only now, she’s got bass in her hand instead of a mic—and she looks just as iconic doing both.

So, whether you’re here for “Hollaback Girl” Gwen or “Hook-and-Line” Gwen, one thing’s clear: she’s still got it.