Fisherman's Post Saltwater Podcast Series

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.

This episode starts with why have insurance on your boat and then moves to how do policies differ, what's covered and what's not, how can you save money, what to do if you have a loss, and all the basics so that boat owners can be empowered with info.  

When trout are in water less than 52 degrees, the strategies for finding them and getting them to strike change, and this episode explains trout habits, as well as optimum conditions, lure size, presentation, and placement angles.

Learn about stripers arriving and leaving, river morphology, sonar as a verification tool, understanding river level, and terminal tackle.

Gain a thorough understanding of conventional reels in this episode, including drag systems and settings, components and materials, retrieve ratios, single speed v. two speed, and more.

The components, features, and design of inshore rods are explained in-depth, with insights on how the correct rod can help anglers be more successful.  

This episode focuses on the company's popular swing jig line, covering first the design of the rig, followed by target species and how to fish the swing jig on the jetties and in nearshore waters during the winter months.  

When grouper closes, the keeper sea bass have moved in closer. This episode focuses on sea bass as a winter bottom target and covers gear, jigs and bait, locations, and anchoring v. drifting.  

Come celebrate with us as we have multiple guests from the 2020 season back on the show in this LIVE (PREVIOUSLY RECORDED) episode!

This episode serves as both a holiday gift guide and a product review of several items for the inshore angler, the offshore anglers, and the angler that already has everything.

This episode covers speckled trout patterns and movements from late fall into early winter, and then moves into lure selection and presentation, with a focus on the differences in the ICW and the Cape Fear River.

This episode first covers the seasonal movements of stripers in the Cape Fear River, and then focuses on the winter fishery and what to look for to locate fish, and then how to fish for them.

This episode discusses targeting redfish in shallow water, from searching to stalking to hooking up, as well as discussions on approaching schools v. approaching single fish.

Topwater striper action can happen year-round on the Neuse River, and this episode covers the whens, wheres, topwater choices, and topwater techniques.

Learn about pier king fishing, including anchor rods, fighting rods, terminal tackle, hookups, and landings, from Mike Donovan who just finished his first season of king fishing on Surf City Pier.

This episode starts with how to find fish, and then covers all of the basics of both spinning and fly catching techniques.

This episode on fall trout starts with live bait rigs and techniques and then moves to artificial lures and techniques.

This episode narrows in on finding and catching snappers (beeliners) and triggers, covering such topics as rod/reel setups, rigs, bait, drifting ledges, feeling the bite, and fighting the fish.

This episode focuses on fall kings from 0-10 miles off the beach and covers such areas as dead bait v live bait, as well as structure v no structure, and finishes with getting the king to the boat and in the boat.  

This episode offers slow trolling for wahoo strategies as an alternative to high speed, with conversations on when, where, gear, and setting the spread.

The big reds move down Brunswick County beaches in the fall, and this episode discusses the equipment, locations, baits, boat positioning, and catch and release tactics.

Big spanish pass the NC coast in the fall, and this episode covers the whens and wheres, as well as hardware options versus bait options.

This episode explores how to rig, bait, and cast your way to a citation red fish from the surf, and the conversation includes when and where and the best conditions with Bryan Lester of Hatteras Style Custom Rods & Tackle.

This episode showcases Wrightsville Beach trout, and the three best artificial techniques: topwater, jerk & twitch, and soft plastics with Capt. Jamie Rushing of Seagate Charters.  

This episode starts with a trip plan (weather, wind, tide, temps, safety), and then moves into tactics, rigs, and specific areas to target when launching your kayak into the Cape fear River out of River Road Park.