Hour 1 - The Bite Me Show talk the different lure colors at night, some boat ramp challenges and some helpful tips to launch by yourself.

Hour 2 - The Bite Me Show talk when you really should be out on the waters before daybreak, scouting the jetties and how to tell if a young buck will add points as he matures.

Hour 1 - The Bite Me Show talk if tech has made anchors obsolete for bay fishermen, and how to read and fish around various types of bird.

Hour 2 - The Bite Me Show talk the fishing adages they believe in and the ones they don't, also the value in boat films and coatings.

Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show breaks down how to approach fishing in rainy conditions and how it can actually work in your favor if you adjust the right way. The crew walks through a step-by-step guide to setting up a successful wade, from positioning to execution. Plus, a real conversation about the bad days—what they teach you and why they’re part of the process.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show dives into things you might not know about your captains, giving insight into their habits, tendencies, and what makes them successful. They also break down how to take advantage of big-tide time and turn those conditions into productive fishing opportunities.

Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show breaks down the proper way to approach tailing redfish, from what signs to look for to where you should be casting for the best chance at success. The crew also gets into how to keep the bite going once you’re on fish and not lose momentum in key moments.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show talks about those nightmare moments when your rod blows up in your hands and what might’ve caused it. They also dive into fishing wind-blown shorelines and how to turn tough conditions into opportunities. Plus, it’s Smoke It Up as the guys break down how to dial in the perfect ambient and meat temperatures for the best results.

Hour 1 - John and the crew talk watching out for certain fishing guides and what is too fast on the water.

Hour 2 - John and the crew talk the relationship between boaters and kayakers, fishing shorelines vs open bay this time of year and hunting season never ends.