Published by John P. Lopez
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.
Listen on Apple PodcastsHuge Bite Me broadcast news. Don't be scared off by the rod brand name. We have blue water! Why some bays, "get hot."
Capt. Dean Thomas with insight on affordable night vision viewers, knowing what to look for when taking bucks and the best, affordable options for newbies or occasional hunters.
From Power Pole issues, to trolling motors not deploying and more, J.T. Koshy from The Boat Yard shares insight on getting some potentially frustrating issues corrected.
Head-turning products from iCast How Bertha will affect fishing Analyzing the health and future of tarpon and snook in Texas with researcher Isabel Tiller
Jaco Swanepoel, whose family has been a leader in conservation and management of safaris for generations, takes us behind the scenes of one of the preeminent safari destinations in the world. Deeply entrenched in the Limpopo region of South Africa, Swanepoel offers insight like few others.
The great Capt. Kevin Beach, with a deep dive into Venice tuna fishing, gear, setups and why the fishery is healthier than ever.
The fellas share those times fishing trips got derailed. Literally.
Targeting jacks. Check-in from iCast A new-and-improved Sargent?
The one and only "Uncle" Cary Marcus shares thoughts on why many Gulf Coast anglers hold a grudge against spinning reels .... and should they?
Longtime revered guide Marcus Canales joines the Bite Me podcast for insight on what's happening and what to do on South Texas ranches this time of year. Plus, what to learn and what to expect as the 2026 season inches closer and insight on high-fence herds.
Skinny-water navigating strategies. Strangest requests the captains have gotten. Data-center water usage on notice? Dealing with dolphin cramping your style.
Dean Thomas joins the Bite Me podcast to talk about dealing with the New World screw worm, which has invaded a neighboring ranch. Plus, the things they don't tell you about managing a high-fence game ranch.
J.T. Koshy from The Boat Yard joins the podcast to discuss all the little things you sometimes can forget, but shouldn't. Plus, proper servicing and tips on keeping your boat tip-top.
+ Why don’t saltwater fishermen wear lifejackets while running? + Is freshwater fishing more innovative than saltwater? + Making lures effective in the summertime.
Rancher Jordan Beeman joins the podcast to discuss the New World Screw Worm, dealing with its dangerous invasive nature properly and more. Managing hogs on a ranch, big buck stories and, of course, Akaushi beef.
One of the best in the business, Capt. Aaron Cisneros, joins the podcast to chat about the allure of the Lower Laguna Madre, plus tactics and insight on targeting memorable fish.
Longtime hunter and game management professional, Marcus Poffenberger of Bellville Meat Market, joins the Bite Me podcast to discuss everything from hunting high-fence ranches, to exotics, game you didn't know was delicious and "the why" of management.
When the storm, “comes out of nowhere.” Setting you up for blue-water days. Does summer make you miss winter. Miss winter yet?
CCA Texas advocacy director Shane Bonnot joined the Bite Me podcast to discuss the hottest of hot-button topics: Effects, costs and pros and cons of desalination plants along the Gulf Coast. Bonnot also updates with the latest on the oyster license buy-back program.
From one of the most successful remote offshore operations in Australia to dominating the global lure market, Damon Olsen has a story. And now, that story has begun to separate itself in the Gulf Coast soft plastics world. Olsen joined the Bite Me podcast to discuss the remarkable history of his fishing journey, lure design, the meticulous detail that separates some lures from others and his scented soft plastic baits.