George Poveromo and lower Florida Keys guide Tim Carlile head into the maze of shallows, flats, creeks and mangroves behind Sugarloaf Key.

George Poveromo searches for prime offshore fishing spots.

George Poveromo docks his MARC VI at Bud 'n Mary's, an institution in the Florida Keys. He and Chase Fulton, one their top offshore captains, set forth to deep-drop and hand crank for barrelfish in 1,000 feet.

George Poveromo searches for prime offshore fishing spots.

Kite fishing is a highly popular tactic for catching sailfish, king mackerel, tuna, dolphin and even wahoo during winter and spring off Southern Florida, it can also be a potent producer year round.

Take a poll on the most sought after game fish in the Florida Keys, and dolphin will surely top the list. In this action-packed and highly-educational episode, Poveromo teams up with Jake Roth, a top offshore captain at the Post Card Inn.

Basing out of the Cape Eleuthera Resort & Marina, Poveromo and Harry Vernon III return to a spot where they crushed the yellowtails during their initial visit here several years back.

Poveromo and Harry Vernon III take the MARC VI, a Mako 334, Sportfish Edition center console powered by triple Mercury 400hp Verado outboards, from North Miami Dade's Haulover Inlet to the Cape Eleuthera Resort & Marina.

This episode is a classic example of why anglers flock to the Florida Keys. George Poveromo and local ace Ariel Medero begin their trip by yellowtailing. Within minutes of dropping anchor and chumming, clouds of flags (large yellowtails) materialize.

From the Green Turtle Club Resort & Marina, Abaco, Bahamas, Poveromo and Carl Grassi head offshore for billfish. With the MARC VI's SIMRAD radar in Bird Mode, they locate birds working over deep canyons.

Poveromo and Carl Grassi make the 150-mile crossing to the Green Turtle Club Resort & Marina, Abaco, Bahamas. The local reef fishing can be outstanding, as Poveromo and Grassi go on to prove.

The upper Florida Keys harbor some of the most diverse fishing environments on the planet. In this fast-paced episode, Poveromo brings down his Shallow-Water MARC, a Mako 21 LTS, to fish the ocean-side patch reefs and back waters behind Key Largo.

Poveromo returns to very familiar waters, accompanied this time by Bri Andrassy, a kayak fishing specialist. Poveromo's goal: treat Bri to a sampling of the wealth of fishing opportunities off Key West in the Florida Keys, minus her kayak.

Poveromo takes Darrell Gwynn and Trista Evans fishing for Spanish and king mackerel out of North Miami Dade's Haulover Inlet. Schools of these mackerel migrate into the area after the first few cold fronts of the year.

Numerous ships met their demise along this shallow, sandy stretch of bottom which divides the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, in the Florida Keys. The rusting hulks have since transformed into habitats and migratory points for a variety of game fish.

In winter and spring, South Florida's top offshore sport is live-baiting for pelagics. On the MARC VI, Poveromo and Ben Sharpe present live baits from fishing kites, while concentrating over certain depth zones, bottom structures and color changes.

Poveromo joins up with legendary Florida Keys backcountry guide Jim Willcox, to catch fish strictly on lures and light tackle. Using Rapala top water and mid-running hard baits and Storm 360GT soft baits.

Poveromo visits the Venice Marina. Between trolling along weed lines and pitching lures and baits on light spin tackle along the thicker patches and debris, the action is fast and exciting with quality fish.

Poveromo teams with Capt. Ryan Wenzel for fast-paced action with yellowtail snapper. The Florida Keys are noted for superb yellowtail fishing and the Islamorada reefs are certainly no exception.

One luxury of fishing in the lower Florida Keys during the fall is that it becomes a lightly-pressured destination. However, game fish are still here for the taking. Poveromo and Andrew Tipler fish the local shallows and flats around Cudjoe Key.

Spring and early summer are heralded as the prime dolphin period in the Florida Keys. However, unbeknownst to tourists and visiting anglers, late summer and early fall can also yield very consistent fishing.

Jay Madden and Scott Head travel around the world in search of exciting saltwater and freshwater species. Learn new techniques from guest hosts, visit exciting places and see how the pros target redfish, bass, trout, walleye, musky and other species.

Traveling to saltwater fishing destinations to get expert tips on how to succeed as an angler.

Three-time world sailfish champion Peter Miller brings viewers along as he and his guests -- experienced anglers and amateurs alike -- travel across Florida on unforgettable fishing adventures. Miller begins each episode by meeting his guests either at the airport or at their resort accommodations, and then the fun begins. The fishing expeditions are taken on both fresh and saltwater sites and some of the many species featured include largemouth bass, swordfish, tarpon, shark, snook, red snapper and grouper. Away from the water, Miller also extends his guests such amenities as shopping experiences and tickets to pro sports events.

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.

Fishing for bass or salmon, working a farm pond or a ripe river spot, or angling for fresh or saltwater catch, Roland Martin has done it all ... and then some. For more than two decades, the legendary Martin, a nine-time B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year, has shown viewers how to outsmart a variety of game fish, and he continues to pull in the big ones. Each episode features Roland, often joined on his boat by a guest or two, tackling a new sport-fishing adventure in North America and providing fundamental tips and techniques.

Professional fishing tournament.