Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show separates fishing myths from reality and breaks down what actually works on the water versus what just sounds good. The crew also has some fun with how fishing habits can drive your better half a little nuts—and why it comes with the territory.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show dives into how to really learn from fishing reports and apply that knowledge to your own trips. They also talk about how to get into a boat without breaking the bank and share some great field-to-table insight to make the most of your catch from water to plate.

Hour 1 - The Bite Me crew go over some serious reel talk and what's best for you, practice gear ratios and why throw artificial over real bait?

Hour 2 - The Bite Me Crew talk knowing to adjust when the first spot is zilch, offshore in a boat and teaching kids to hunt the right way.

Hour 1 - The Bite Me crew talk some basics for wade fishing, being light on your feet in the spring and some fun with catch and release.

Hour 2 - The Bite Me crew talk remembering the basics of wade fishing, a chat with BBQ great Grant Pickerson and a technical rod discussion you want to hear.

Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show breaks down how to properly set up and work gold spoons for maximum effectiveness and when they shine the most. The crew also highlights little-used baits that quietly produce results and deserve more attention on the water.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show drops a Huge Feeding Frenzy announcement and what it means for anglers getting ready to capitalize. They also break down what to throw when fish are keyed in on small crab and how to adjust your approach to stay in the action.

Hour 1 – The Bite Me Show breaks down the tell-tale signs to watch for on the beachfront and how to read the water like a pro. The crew also dives into catching jacks and kingfish, including what to look for and how to capitalize. Plus, a look at fishing the jetties and the key details that can make or break your trip.

Hour 2 – The Bite Me Show gets into the best gear and tactics for targeting sharks, along with how to properly handle and prepare them. They also break down blind-casting flies for trout and how to stay effective even when you’re not seeing direct signs of fish.