Rush teams up with longtime friend and fellow angler Jesus Diaz for a well-earned "busman's holiday" in the beautiful waters of Key West. Even on a day off, these two can't resist seeing what's going to bite. Taking the wind and the tides into account, the duo maps out a strategic circuit through Key West's surrounding waters to target cobia, grouper, snapper, and tuna for a busy day "off" work.
The Odyssea Sportfishing family grows as Casey Villone comes aboard as Rush's new deck hand. While Rush gained a helping hand on his charters, he also scored a new "Fishing Mate" who is always game to bend a rod. With a day off and a report of Tuna offshore, the two head out to see if they can beat the sharks and land a Key West sushi dinner.
Captains Tom Rowland and Rich Tudor head to the Everglades for whatever may come, and that turns out to be some exciting action near the mangroves with snook and baby tarpon.
Captains Tom Rowland and Rich Tudor are joined by Florida Keys guide Brandon Vargas, as they continue from an earlier flurry of offshore permit catches to a variety of fun offshore targets.
Nick visits Key Largo to search out backwater battles with snook, reds, trout and surprises in Florida Bay with Capt. Bruce Davis.
Josh heads offshore for the first day of red snapper season with his friend Joe Koenraad.
Josh and Alex explore the SS United States the world‘s largest artificial reef.
This episode we make our way through South Carolina, where we stop in Clemson, Travelers Rest and Charleston!!
This episode we make our way through Georgia, where we stop in Helen, Alpharetta and Atlanta!!
This episode we make our way through the mountains of western North Carolina, where we stop in Asheville and Cashiers!!
We kick off Season 2 in Tennessee where we stop in Nashville, Townsend, and Johnson City!!
Capt Justin Leake and Meredith McCord divert attention from what's not happening with the tarpon bite to using CoastMaster, light tackle and experience to find snapper success on heavily fished public spots.
Meredith learns the value of the Trash Can Slam on a flounder trip with Capt. Justin that turns into a multi-species challenge.”
While releasing a defeated tarpon healthy after an epic battle is the ultimate victory, everything else is measured in heartbreak and degrees of failure. For Justin, putting Ethan on his first silver king requires patience and a tasty diversion by a local chef.
PCB's white sand beaches are jam-packed with visitors soaking up sun and surf while Justin and Meredith chase schools of migrating tarpon just offshore. How often do those two worlds collide?
Meredith McCord arrives in late spring and joins Capt. Justin Leake on the hunt for a fish she's never caught before. Lo and behold, it's a day fit for a king.
Mike reunites with his South Seas comrade for a day of trout madness.
WWII Veteran Don Halverson served in the 34th Red Bull Division. He fought in some of WWII's most historic battles including Mount Pantano and Monte Cassino.
Nathalie Lasselin is a diver, filmmaker and activist who has explored everything from the Arctic to underwater caves in China yet this River Hero finds herself pulled back to the waters of her home, Montreal, to help clean up the St. Lawrence River. Underwater, Lasselin and her team scuba dive to collect water samples for testing and scavenge for manmade debris, removing up to six tons of trash each year from a river that is the source of drinking water for so many Canadians.
Fed by the Mekong River, Tonlé Sap Lake in Cambodia is not only home to hundreds of thousands of people living in the floating villages, it is also the source of 75% of Cambodia's fish (equal to 60% of the country's protein intake). Because of a combination of threats, from pollution to climate change, the densely populated area's fish populations are dwindling – but locals are educating themselves on ways to make change. In this beautifully photographed award-winning film, we get a rare glimpse into life on the lake while learning how a dedicated conservation group is combatting plastic pollution.