Fisherman's Post Saltwater Podcast Series

After a detailed description of the when and where this episode moves into rigs and thorough coverage of techniques. Sponsor Opportunities: Billy@fishermanspost.com. Book a fishing trip with Capt. Guion Lee. 252-617-0024

In addition to covering the top lures and colors used in the pursuit of blues, whites, and sails using both baits and artificials, this episode also discusses the where, when, and techniques used to successfully employ those baits and artificials. For Sponsorship Opportunities: billy@fishermanspost.com. Contact Our Guest: Capt. Jay Kavanagh | Phone 252-996-0295 | email: captjay@fishbiteme.com | we...

This episode explains offshore features (such as live bottoms, offshore terraces, and ARs) and how they relate to gulf stream currents and water regimes when planning offshore trips. For Sponsorship opportunities email: billy@fishermanspost.com. Contact Maps Unique - call 910-458-9923 or text 910-233-1931 | https://www.mapsunique.com/

Dead bait fishing for kings is probably the easiest way, and a good starter way for beginners, to target king mackerel off the Carolina coast.

After covering the life cycle of Pamlico reds, this episode discusses how to find those citation redfish, techniques for catching, fish handling, and fish etiquette. For show sponsorship inquiries contact: billy@fishermanspost.com Contact Our Guest: Capt. Andy Bates | Captain Bates Fishing Charters | (252) 888-4868 | https://www.captainbates.com/

The Sound behind Hatteras Island hosts red drum and speckled trout for wade fishing anglers, and learn how to target them with popping corks, topwaters, hard baits, and natural baits. For sponsorship inquiries contact: billy@fishermanspost.com Guest Contact Info: Ryan White | Hatteras Jack & Century Fishing Rods | 23902 NC-12, Rodanthe, NC 27968 | (252) 987-2428

Learn how to get kids both catching saltwater fish and enjoying fishing in the summertime via a discussion of casting options (from beginner to intermediate skill levels) and trolling possibilities. Sponsor the podcast: billy@fishermanspost.com. Book a fishing trip with our guest: Capt. Mike Oppegaard @mikeoppegaard | Native Son Guide Service | 910.233.8295 www.nativesonguideservice.com

Whether a slip float rig or a popping cork, understanding how and when to use float rigs opens up new possibilities for putting fish such as red drum and speckled trout in the boat. For show sponsorship inquiries contact: billy@fishermanspost.com Book a fishing trip with our guest: Capt. Patrick Kelly | Captain Smiley Fishing Charters | https://www.captainsmileyfishingcharters.com/  

Live bait can often be the most effective tactic for red drum in the summer, and this episode covers everything about the rigs, baits, locations, and presentations. For show sponsorship inquiries contact: billy@fishermanspost.com Book a fishing trip with our guest: Capt. Matt Littleton | Friendly City Fishing Charters | 910-330-4764.

This conversion on bottom fishing (150-400') includes what the bottom looks like, reading electronics, how to fish the structure, and what to use--both jigs and bait. For show sponsorship inquiries contact: billy@fishermanspost.com | Book a fishing trip with our guest: Capt. Rick Croson @capt.rickcroson | Living Waters Guide Service | (910) 620-7709 | livingwatersguidenc.com

This episode goes in-depth on live bait tactics for trophy spanish, including bait and rigs and presentation, then moves to anchoring, metal casting, metal jigging, and fly options, and then finishes with a couple of recipes. For sponsorship inquiries contact: billy@fishermanspost.com. Book Capt. Rob Koraly | Sandbar Safari Charters | 252-725-4614 http://www.sandbarsafari.com/

If you want to add scamps and reds to your catch list when bottom fishing, then this episode discusses finding spots, setting up on those spots, the rigs and bait, and ways to "up" your grouper game. For show sponsorship inquiries contact: billy@fishermanspost.com. Book a fishing trip Capt. Todd Skeen | Shenanigans Sportfishing 910-632-4847.

The big mahi show up in May and June, followed by increased numbers throughout the summer, and this episode covers the whens and wheres, and what to use and how to use it.

This episode addresses the need for surfcasting distance and breaks down power casting into 5 basic fundamentals, explaining in detail and with demonstration how to execute those fundamentals.

Be ready for the Cape Lookout cobia bite this spring with a detailed how-to discussion of anchoring/bottom fishing, then sight casting, and then bait ball casting.

This episode covers everything fly fishing for reds--from proper equipment, tides, what to look for, and how to approach--and also gives insight into redfish habitat and behaviors in general.

This episode covers the main boating issues that Sea Tow sees on the water each spring, with suggestions on how to avoid those spring boating issues, and it also discusses general safety guidelines regarding float plans, cruising, and marine radios.

This episode moves quickly from a standard spanish trolling spread to a dead bait spread, and then shows how to rig (and twist and re-rig) a Mack-A-Hoo using a cigar minnow.

This episode targets cobia off Brunswick County in deeper water by focusing your fishing plan on areas of attack, boat tactics, and bait tactics.

This episode covers the patterns (when's and where's) of yellowfins off Hatteras in the springtime, as well as the different techniques used, including how to target your spreads, even if you're fishing an outboard.

The game is locating fish and staying on fish, and this episode covers the basics of trolling and sight casting, as well as some dos and don'ts.

This episode covers targeting the Weldon stripers by drifting, anchoring, and using bait or artificials (including topwaters).

Rod shares his routine for preparing his tackle, rods, and reels for the spring season, and then moves into simple preparation routines, such as data collection, that any offshore angler should consider.

This episode starts with an explanation of NC's inlet system with a focus on shallow-draft inlets, and then continues with why they are rough, conditions to look out for, how to avoid getting in trouble, and what to do if you find yourself in trouble.

This episode on winter reds includes such topics as time of year, areas that hold fish, what to wear, what to bring, and tackle and techniques. Hear about strategies for targeting shad that include when, where, tackle, and methods and the discussion covers both a static troll and a casting approach.