Bite Me - A Texas Saltwater Fishing Podcast

* The stage is set for Feeding Frenzy 2025.
* Can you really find bigger redfish mixed in with smaller ones?
* Understanding which gamefish are most visually stimulated.
* No boat, no problem. Taking stock in fishing, kayaking and birding options.
* The early signs of changing early-Fall patterns.

* Where the Captains were this week. How they did. What they noticed.
* When has the water been your best therapy?
* There's the law? And then the spirit of the law.
* Staying light on your feet this time of year, weather-wise.

* Why sometimes you'll find pompano, dorado and kingfish in bays ... and giant afternoon redfish in skinny, 90-degree water
* The first fishing "influencer" in the game.
* Are we in "tweener" mode?
* All about walking rocks, piers and fishing parks.
* WWSD? WWCD? WWDD?

* Finding the motherlode of redfish -- and staying on them for a week
* Get a light, dumbXXX
* Rules for Feeding Frenzy Casting Contest
* Even the Captains never truly stop learning
* Will shrimp ever be in danger of being overfished?
* WWSD? WWDD? WWCD?

*More than $100,000 in raffle and auction items confirmed for the Feeding Frenzy.
*What the Captains use on beachfront and nearshore.
*Are you sure you're using the right apps?
*When and where to use leaders, testing them, when to change them and what pound test for various fishing scenarios.

* A bluefin tuna? A mile from the beachfront? It appears that would be a yes.
* Explaining an eventful, action-packed weekend on the water
* Why sometimes the full moon isn't a deal-breaker
* A Boat Ramp Confessional that makes you ask, "How the bleep did that happen?"
* WWSD? WWDD?

* Where the Captains were last week, how they did and what they noticed.
* What's your best "oh, no" trailering moment?
* Clearing the inbox from listeners: Why fish the beachfront if water temps are just as high? Wading vs. fishing dropoffs. Is casting distance more important in the summer? Jetties ... with no trolling motor?

* Capt. Scott recaps three weeks of rescues in the Hill Country
* Caleb the potlicker?
* Signs for nearshore and offshore glory.
* Will the latest Louisiana F&W survey finally lead to better conservation?
* Dealing with high water temps and salinity uncertainty.

* Game-changing products shaping the industry
* Affecting tone-deaf desalination strategies
* How bad days can push you to a new level
* Water temps affecting topwater strategies

*What happens when the Bite Me crew's significant others decide to enter a tournament
*A heart-wrenching, inspiring and important update from the Hill Country from Capt. Scott
*Isabel Tiller from the Sportfish Center at the Harte Research Institute shares fascinating insight on Texas tarpon and snook
*WWSD? WWDD? WWCD?