Fisherman's Post Saltwater Podcast Series

Heading just a little off the beach can produce solid bottom fish catches in the summertime and this episode tells you how far offshore to go, explains contour lines v. ARs, covers jigs, hooks, and bait, and then instructs on how to put it all together.  

This episode covers all the basics for catching flounder in the ocean, with topics that include gear, rigging, where and when, presentation, and what to do after the hookup.

This episode focuses on grouper, grouper, and more grouper, covering such topics as drifting v. anchoring, where to fish, what to look for on the sonar, rigs and bait, and how to feel the bite and fight the fish.

All the basics for targeting NC's world-class citation drum fishery and discussed, from gear selection, locating fish by reading fish and reading water, and techniques and strategies once you're in an area that promises big reds.  

If you like the idea of not only speckled trout in the summertime, but speckled trout on topwaters, then tune into this episode for the whens and wheres, as well as the lures and methodology.  

This episode covers everything you need to know for targeting flounder in inshore waters using artificials, including where to fish, best lures, and how to best work those top lures.  

Get primed with all the wheres, whens, whats, and hows to hit the pier this summer for the usual top targets: blues & spanish, speckled trout, and black drum & sheepshead.

This episode covers the fundamentals of sheepshead fishing, from what structures to fish and how to fish those structures, as well as rig options and bait selection.

In this episode, Ryan White discusses several summer surf fishing species, with a focus on lures and/or bait, locations, reading the surf shoreline, tides and times, and popular rigs.

In this episode, Chris Tryon talks fishing for red drum and flounder in the summer from a kayak by offering specific locations, techniques, and adds insight into kayak selection and rigging decisions.

This episode starts with the basics of whens and wheres of Mahi fishing (temperature change, weed lines, structure, etc.), and then moves into the basics of the hows and whats (four-line trolling spread, pitch baits, etc.).

This episode features a red drum tournament team, Capt. Rob Koraly of Sandbar Safari Charters and Jake Kight of Inshore Addiction Charters, providing insight into the habits of red drum, and they do so by looking into such areas as high tide v. low tide, bait v. artificial, and clear/calm conditions v. dirty/windy conditions.

In this episode Capt. Jim Sabella talks about easy approaches to spanish mackerel fishing, including preparation, finding fish, and best trolling practices and options, as well as a segment on ways to get kids involved in the process.  

This episode covers the basics of black drum fishing, with attention given to black drum habits over the calendar year, specific locations for targeting black drum in the summer, best bait and rig selection, and understanding the black drum bite.

This episode focuses on using the best live bait practices for landing flounder in the inshore waters, including habitats, locating fish, tactics, and gear.  

Covering the basics of how to successfully sight cast to cobia, featuring Capt. Donnie Davis of DOA Charters out of Oregon Inlet.

How to go surf fishing using light tackle in the spring to target bluefish, red drum, and other species, featuring Matt Gentry of Tex's Tackle.   How to go surf fishing using light tackle in the spring to target bluefish, red drum, and other species, featuring Matt Gentry of Tex's Tackle.

Simple-to-follow strategies for targeting king mackerel in the springtime in NC's nearshore waters, featuring Capt. Mark Henderson of Liquid Fire Sportfishing and the Liquid Fire Fishing Team out of Swansboro, North Carolina.  

This episode features Capt. Mike Oppegaard of Native Son Guide Service discussing the basics of topwater selection and strategy when it comes to targeting redfish.    

This episode features Capt. Rick Croson of Living Waters Guide Service discussing how to target blackfin tuna in the spring off of the NC coast using a variety of techniques that includes popping, jigging, and trolling. Connect with the Captain: Capt. Rick Croson Living Waters Guide Service (910) 620-7709 https://livingwatersguidenc.com/

This episode features Capt. Tim Disano of Tideline Charters covering the basics (where, what, when, and how) of catching redfish in the early spring using live bait. Special attention is given to the highly-productive slip float rigs. Connect with Capt. Tim Disano Tideline Charters (910) 279-2020 https://www.tidelinecharterfishing.com/