The next best thing to being on the water is listening to the Bite Me podcast. Hosted by longtime Texas saltwater fishing legends John Lopez, with Capts. Scott ...
* Re-drifting the best topics: You otter listen
* Plus, Dean rants on potlickers, Scott on tarpon and the best big-trout discussion you'll hear.
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1:05:11
Oh, the things you see at the convenience store before dawn
* Winos, crackheads and look out where you aim
* Watching a Boat Ramp Confessional unfold right before your eyes
* Water levels have crashed. Now what?
* The people who keep us all afloat
* WWSD? WWDD? WWCD?
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1:05:20
When the girlfriend DMs the Bite Me crew
* One chargrilled oyster post and the Bite Me page goes nuts
* Making the right adjustments in cold and wet conditions
* What to look for when "casting blind"
* Second thoughts when succumbing to peer pressure
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1:11:35
Baby, it's cold outside. But finding big trout and redfish
If you could tell the Governor one thing about Texas saltwater fishing regulations
Are all tide movements created equal?
Making sure that new rod fits you. And choosing the right action, with Sawgrass Rods' Collins Illich
When feeding redfish scatter
That time you loved being miserable
WWSD? WWCD? WWDD?
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1:11:52
All about changing conditions ... and the most sentimental inanimate objects you still cherish
* Capt. Mark Nichols from DOA Lures on muddling through jighead options (and an eye on a potential world-record trout)
* Inanimate objects from your fishing past that mean the most to you
* Just how shallow does your boat run. And how to find out.
* WWSD? WWDD?
The next best thing to being on the water is listening to the Bite Me podcast. Hosted by longtime Texas saltwater fishing legends John Lopez, with Capts. Scott Null, Dean Thomas and Caleb McCumber, it offers the best in inshore and offshore saltwater fishing insight.
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