Blooper and outtakes show. Things seen on the water but never before shown.

When fish-stealing porpoises force Justin and Travis to find fish elsewhere, they discover what new side-scanning technology can do.

Justin invites DOA pro Ed Zyak to test new lures in Panama City Beach, but conditions make finding fish a challenge, just as they like it. Meanwhile, Travis visits an escape room and gets much needed help to break out.

Capt. Travis heads out with Choppy from Panama City Dive Center to visit some prime spearfishing and dive sites. Then, trying to catch them topside.

Justin plans the 1st offshore trip in his new Dorado 25 with Capt. Ed Zyak; wind, water and apex predators challenge the capabilities of the boat, gear and their ability to catch fish.

Life hasn't always been all about fishing for Justin. Growing up, he trained with wakeboarding world champion Andrew Adkison, who just returned from winning gold at the Pan American Games. Today, they head out to catch some fish and some air.

DOA pro Ed Zyak returns to Panama City Beach to experience shallow water nirvana with Justin. But Mother Nature will make them earn their catch.

Capt. Travis returns to Panama City Beach and joins Justin on a perfect beach sight- fishing day. But the morning proves the fish didn't get the memo . Experience tells them to head to the jetty & deeper water until the beach redfish are ready to eat.

Capt. Justin Leake takes country music's Tyler Farr out for a little R&R and the pair lands fresh dinner for Tyler's family vacationing in Panama City Beach.

Bill Carson of Humminbird joins Justin to school him on his new One Boat Network unit and finds a mahi mahi feeding frenzy off Panama City Beach.

When Capt. Harris of Team Aquatic speeds offshore from Panama City Beach to do some deep drop fishing for grouper, Justin learns new techniques and appreciates the efficiency of electric reels and a fast boat.

With the annual tarpon migration about to happen, Justin and his friend Ricky get distracted trying to find a school of redfish in the crystal clear water right off Panama City Beach.

When Capt. Justin Leake puts local firefighter Kevin Lolley on his first Panama City Beach tarpon, it's a skillful display of being in the right place at the right time.

When word gets out jack crevalle are in a feeding frenzy, Justin and fellow Captain Kyle Pitts speed down the Intercoastal Waterway to find them doing just that.

A look at the best fish we've landed and didn't, and a sneak at what's coming up next season.

A look at the best fish we've landed and some of the ones that got away in the waters around Panama City Beach.

Justin hooks up with some locals and learns about fishing gulf waters from a totally different perspective -- without technology.

Justin and his childhood friend run into a school of black drum, the elusive cousin of the much loved red drum (redfish). Then Justin fulfills a childhood dream with actor John Schneider.

Travis comes back into town and Justin's plan is to just let it happen and find success in the form of whatever hits their hook.

As professional fishing guides, Travis and Justin see it all. The guys run through the do's and dont's and what to expect on a charter in Panama City Beach.

What makes a coastal dune lake so rare; country music star Lee Brice tours Lake Powell.

Renowned saltwater fishing master George Poveromo hosts this long-running series that presents information on catching a wide range of coastal and offshore saltwater game fish. Filming occurs along the coastal U.S. and popular angling destinations abroad, with Poveromo providing tips on how to catch a wide variety of fish, from exotic species like blue marlin and bonefish to regional favorites such as dolphin, wahoo, tuna, king mackerel, striped bass, grouper, snapper, bluefish, redfish and flounder.

Capts. Lain Goodwin and George Clark Jr. demonstrate tactics, tips and tackle while fishing for inshore and offshore species in the Florida Keys and Gulf Coast.

Captain James Marko chases fish all around south Florida.