George Poveromo's World of Saltwater Fishing

Aboard his MARC VI, a triple 350hp Mercury Verado-powered Mako 334, Poveromo takes Melbourne, Florida-based kayak guide Dee Kaminski on her first-ever Florida Keys fishing trip. And what a better way to showcase the diversified fishing of the Florida Keys than to take her offshore - far removed from her skinny water world. Poveromo puts her on her first blackfin tuna, amberjack, dolphin kwfishing

Poveromo grew up fishing the waters of North Biscayne Bay and offshore of Haulover Inlet. In this episode, he returns to these familiar waters to take Megan, his 21 year old daughter, fishing. Aboard the MARC VI, a Mako 334 powered by triple 350hp Mercury Verado outboards, they head offshore looking for dolphin. Megan braves the high seas long enough for them to score fish. They return to Biscayne

In this thrilling episode, Poveromo joins up with Key Largo inshore and backcountry guide 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 - all less than a 20 minute run from Sundowner's Marina. The expanse and unique makeup of the Key Largo estuary system provide for a fish-rich e

Virginia Beach saltwaters host some of the most diversified and impressive fisheries within the continental U.S. With his MARC VI in Virginia Beach, Poveromo teams up with local fishing pro - Beth Synowiec. One of Beth's specialties is hand-crank deep-dropping for trophy class Golden tilefish. In this episode, she guides Poveromo to a spot along the Norfolk Canyon, some 82 miles offshore and in 80

Rebecca Shoal exists some 40 miles west of Key West, in the Florida Keys. It's a very diverse area, offering shallow ledges, rocks, wrecks and shoals. What's more, it's a short run due south to less-pressured Atlantic reefs and wrecks. In this thrilling episode, Poveromo teams up with local light tackle guide Captain Brad Nowicki to pursue mutton snapper around Rebecca Shoal proper, and then flag

Old pals George Poveromo and Harry Vernon III are on yet another exciting adventure. This time, the duo run Poveromo's MARC VI, a Mako 334 powered by triple 350hp Mercury Verados, 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 fo

Just how phenominal can the fishing be off the Florida Keys? You'll see firsthand 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. Aboard Poveromo's MARC VI, a Mako 334, they score on all fronts - in impressive fashion! Aside from a good bottom bite, the dolphin fishing

Galveston is a vacation paradise and outstanding fishing destination melded into one. From flounder to cobia and trophy class red snapper, they're come here in solid numbers. On this trip, Poveromo teams up with Willard Franklin III to fish for bull reds, which swarm the island in incredible numbers during late summer and fall. Franklin is an accomplished recreational angler who enjoys catching bi

This season, the Florida Keys enjoyed some of its best dolphin fishing in years, with plenty of them remaining through November! Poveromo and Captain Kevin Jeffries take advantage of a beautiful fall day and textbook-perfect weedline to go on the troll aboard the MARC VI, a Mako 334 powered by triple 350hp Mercury Verado outboards. Trolling plain and skirted ballyhoo and a Rapala MAG 40 deep-divi

Poveromo returns to Atlantic City with his MARC VI, a Mako 334 powered by triple 350hp Mercury Verado outboards. 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. Sure enough, the bass respond and ignite several productive

The Lower Florida Keys abound with rich fishing opportunities. One of them is hand-crank deep-dropping for tilefish, which is becoming increasingly popular. 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. In this highly-informat

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 fabled Spanish mackerel run. When it's "on", the action is fast and furious. In this episode, Poveromo joins up with Islamorada fishing legend Richard Stanczyk, of Bud n' Mary's Marina fame. Together, they take Poveromo's