This episode covers the variables in place prior to the start of the mahi season, and then goes into finding fish with better data, weather windows and decision making, gear and setup, and trolling strategies and spreads.

This episode covers the locations where blackfins typically congregate in the spring, summer, and fall, and then details what to pull in the spread, where to place those certain baits and colors in the spread, what visual cues to look for, and ways to generate a bite if the action is slow.

This episode begins with what variables can help predict the start of the bonito season along the NC coast, then goes into detail on how to locate and stay on fish, and finishes with the different successful tactics, such as trolling, casting, and jigging.

This episode is a primer for anyone who wants to take advantage of the great sight casting action from winter into early spring, with discussions of areas of interest, variables that help or hinder, searching techniques, and bait choices.

This episode focuses on the challenges of teaching kids to fish in tandem with building a healthy connection to fishing, with specifics on how trolling, bottom fishing, and sharking trips can be best utilized towards those goals.

This episode helps anglers better understand the details to consider (and what they mean) when picking out a fishing rod, including rod power and action, line and lure rating, components (guide and grip options), and blank composition.

This episode encourages those cooking fish, especially those grilling fish, to focus on the process from start to finish, especially the use of fresh seasonings prior to grilling and the use of a variety of sauces after the grilling.

This episode covers what makes the Neuse and its tributaries a unique striper fishery, and then delves into understanding the movements of fish and bait, the best applications of topwaters and sub-surface/jigs, and modifying lures for best release practices.