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.

The annual Cubera snapper spawn off North Key Largo, in the Florida Keys. During July, August and into September, large schools of big Cuberas gather around pieces of a local wreck and assorted bottom debris.

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 and his MARC VI return to the Venice Marina to chase after tunas. For fast-action with blackfin and yellowfin tuna, Venice is the place. Poveromo and Wells kept the rods bending by drifting and trolling live baits around offshore oil rigs.

Malone goes in search of resident tarpon in the waters surrounding Marathon, in the Florida Keys. They stop at an ocean-side channel, where Malone live-chums a school of tarpon into a feeding frenzy.

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.

It's late November, a prime time for striped bass, and he's joined by premier South Jersey pro Captain Tom Daffin. Together, they look for bass along the coast by employing several tactics - trolling, jigging and live baiting.

The Florida Keys enjoyed some of its best dolphin fishing in years, with plenty remaining through November! Poveromo and Kevin Jeffries take advantage of a beautiful fall day and textbook-perfect weedline to go on the troll aboard the MARC VI.

George teams up with Willard Franklin III to fish for bull reds. Franklin takes Poveromo out by the jetties, where they anchor and soak live and cut baits.

Just how phenominal can the fishing be off the Florida Keys? You'll see in this thrilling episode, where Poveromo and local ace Jimmy Gagliardini set forth to drop on wrecks, run and gun for dolphin, and then try for a tarpon on their way back in.

Fishing some 90 miles from Miami's Haulover Inlet to the Blue Marlin Cove, West End, Grand Bahama. Their goal: Run and gun as well as troll for dolphin, then - during the afternoon - switch to chasing birds and live-baiting for tunas.

Poveromo teams up with local light tackle guide Captain Brad Nowicki to pursue mutton snapper around Rebecca Shoal proper, and then flag yellowtails just offshore.

In this episode Beth guides Poveromo to a spot along the Norfolk Canyon to pursue oversized Goldens.

The backcountry behind Islamorada in the Florida Keys is home to numerous shallow water game fish. However, a lesser-known fishery occurring back here when winter arrives is the Spanish mackerel run. When it's on, the action is fast and furious.

There are certainly challenges involved with bottom fishing at depths exceeding 500 feet, but the rewards are well worth the extra elbow grease; whatever comes up from these cold waters will surely make excellent meals.

Poveromo joins up with Captain Chris Hanson for some light tackle action. Hanson shows just how productive the local Key Largo waters can be by keeping the rods bending on snook and tarpon.

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.

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.

Florida-based kayak guide Dee Kaminskion has her first-ever Florida Keys fishing trip; the team stays at Poveromo's favorite digs in Islamorada - Pines and Palms Resort.

Poveromo returns to his old stomping grounds in North Biscayne Bay to take his daughter, Megan, fishing.

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.

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.

Fishing for bluefin tuna is a way of life for many residents of Gloucester, Mass. "Wicked Tuna" takes viewers into the unrelenting North Atlantic waters infamously spotlighted by the novel-turned-feature film "The Perfect Storm," to follow captains who are relied upon by their families, their shipmates, and by Gloucester itself, to haul in boatloads of the large but elusive bluefin. The pressure to deliver is unforgiving -- the fishing season is short and tuna populations are dwindling -- but one "monstah" catch can reel in just as large of a payday.

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.