Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show breaks down everything you need to know about Port O'Connor, from what makes it special to tips for getting the most out of a trip. The crew also discusses the essentials of targeting trophy trout and the key factors that can help turn a good day into a memorable one.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show dives into the debate over bait scents and whether they truly make a difference when fish are being picky. Plus, the guys explore how Houston and Texas became the epicenter of the barbecue world and why the region continues to set the standard for great BBQ.

Hour 1 - The Bite Me Show talks the bitter and better of the rowing fishing industry and bad guides.

Hour 2 - The Bite Me Show talks the arrival of snapper season, and everything to know about Axis Deer.

Hour 1 - The Bite Me Show talk drawing the big bites with fresh and live bait and dealing with holiday crowds.

Hour 2 - The Bite Me Show talk tagged redfish location clues, and what to look for in new boat.

Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show talks about storms that seem to come out of nowhere and how anglers can stay prepared when conditions shift fast. The crew also gives a full Bank Fishing 101 breakdown with tips on location, setup, and making the most of fishing from shore.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show dives into fascinating research on just how smart fish may actually be and what that could mean for anglers trying to stay ahead. Plus, the crew takes a closer look at Coastal Conservation Association and its role in conservation, advocacy, and the future of fishing.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show shares the scariest conditions the fellas have ever had to navigate on the water and the lessons they learned from those moments. Plus, the guys dive into the changing face of Texas barbecue and how the scene continues to evolve across the state.

Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show breaks down the importance of knowing the shallow spots and how understanding your water can save a trip. The crew also dives into “burning” and scouting shorelines, including how to cover water efficiently and spot productive areas before the fish even show themselves.