This episode covers tackle and bait options before spending the majority of time on water depth and locations--grass points, creek mouths, and structure--and how to best present the live bait in each of those three types of locations. 

This episode focuses on the effective ways to utilize popping corks and casting lures (such as paddle tails and jerk baits) to land trophy drum by covering the right gear and lures, how to find and identify water holding fish, how to approach that water, and how to hook, fight, and release.

This episode introduces anglers to the summer option of shark fishing from the surf via casting, by covering tackle, bait, spot selection, rigging, hooking, landing, and releasing.

This episode covers the ABCs of spanish mackerel trolling in the summertime, with a discussion that includes tackle, lures, locations, spreads, and techniques.

While bait pods on the beach are mentioned, this cobia fishing episode focuses on nearshore bottom fishing near "super-structures" by utilizing live bait, correctly positioning the boat, and covering the water column.

This episode provides an understanding of ledges, live bottoms, and wrecks off the southern NC coast, detailing the different target species that hold on each type of bottom and how to position for success on each from early to late summer.

This episode covers everything needed to start landing sheepshead this summer, including rod and reel setup, bait options and how to rig them, understanding sheepshead behavior, and when to set the hook.

This episode covers the times, tides, and water conditions to look for when targeting spanish mackerel from the pier, and then moves into rigs, tackle, positioning, handling your catch, and basic pier protocols to follow.

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.