Charlie Moore: No Offense

Everyone knows Charlie Moore loves Boston sports, especially his beloved New England Patriots. So, one would wonder what it would be like for Charlie to head to Pittsburgh, take a tour of Heinz Field, fish with Steelers running back Isaac Redman, eat dinner at Steelers legend running back Jerome Bettis' restaurant and then top it all off, fishing with Pittsburgh Steelers fans.

Charlie heads down to the Cape and hooks up with Boston Red Sox player Hanley Ramirez. Charlie gets a surprise visit from the Mayor of Boston Marty Walsh. Charlie, Hanley and the Mayor hang out to support Bridge Over Troubled Waters charity. Charlie hooks up with local restauranteur and has dinner at the Yarmouth House. Charlie critiques the cocktails at Red Face Jack's Pub.

Charlie travels north to "The Way Life Should Be" state -- Maine. Mad Fish takes out his daughter Katlin his son Nikolas and his wife Angela. The family enjoys all the pleasures of lake life while Charlie tries to catch the big larries. The Mad Cook heads back to the cabin and whips up some of his favorite recipes. Charlie tops the trip off by catching a big bass.

Charlie leaves the winter in New England behind and heads to sunny Windermere, Florida. Charlie teams up with 2-time World Series Champ Johnny Damon. Johnny Damon hosts his 2-day charity event all to raise money for the Johnny Damon Foundation in which some proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project. Charlie critiques Johnny Damon's golfing skills, as well as some of the other celebrities.

Charlie hooks up with Boston Bruins Selke Award winner and cover of NHL 15 #37 Patrice Bergeron. Fishing is extremely tough leaving Charlie completely clueless. Patrice gets stumbled on a few trivia questions. Charlie critiques Patrice and his fishing skills. Charlie and Patrice take each other on in a competitive game of Cornhole. Charlie grills food for Patrice that he has never tried.

Charlie Moore, the Mad Fisherman, ditches a celebrity and local guest to fish on his favorite body of water. Charlie also fishes a lake that he has never fished before. A surprise catch ends up on the grill for lunch. Charlie visits one of his favorite places to eat and critiques the local flare. Charlie lands one of the biggest fish he ever caught.

The Mad Fisherman is known for taking out the most famous people in the world and bringing them into his world. However, time spent alone on the Mad Fisherman's Aubuchon boat is rare. Charlie cooks a few of his favorite dishes. His son Anthony stumps him in trivia. Being alone proves to be successful as Charlie lands several big bass.

East Boston native and New England Patriot Super Bowl Champion Jermaine Wiggins hangs out in the Mad Fisherman's World. Charlie takes Jermaine salt water fishing in Seabrook, NH. Jermaine doesn't handle the rough seas too well. Fishing is tough on the salt water, but Jermaine catches a nice striper. Charlie and Jermaine have lunch at the Tuna Striker.

Charlie hangs out with his two sons Nikolas and Anthony. The boys try to out-fish their father. Anthony gives his father a huge attitude. Charlie cooks steak Mediterranean style. The boys battle it out in trivia. Charlie has a surprise at the end when he tells the boys who is the best fisherman.

Charlie has a bad experience with a Facebook fishing buddy. Charlie small pond fishes in Florida and cooks up some corvina fish for the first time. Charlie and the crew heads to Showcase of Citrus and Charlie rides a 4X4 school bus on a swamp tour. Charlie catches a ton of bass.

Charlie heads to Island Falls, Maine, and hooks up with Harvard hockey star Lauren McAuliffe. Charlie catches many beautiful smallmouth and talks women's hockey with Lauren. Charlie hangs out with his wife and kids at the cabins at the lake. Charlie visits a local historic bowling alley and checks out a local restaurant. Charlie grills up one of his favorite recipes.

Spring fishing alone. Charlie heads out to relax by himself - no Celebrities, no stress. Mad Fish lands a beautiful smallmouth and largemouth bass. The Mad Cook shows off his shrimp and lobster tail recipes on the grill. Charlie ends the show with a beautiful Larry.

Cape Cod - known for its beautiful beaches, resorts and world-famous food. Charlie hooks up with local angler Dave Bernie. Dave and Charlie fish for smallmouth bass on Long Pond in Harwich. Dave takes Charlie to The Wicked Oyster, Mac's Shack and the Red Nun. The Mad Fisherman hooks up with Nick Muto Captain of the lobster boat "Lost". Great food, great fishing and great fun done.

Charlie heads out with all-time National Hockey League star Ray Bourque to attend his charity event. Ray doesn't want Charlie golfing. However, he challenges Mad Fish to catch bass. Charlie proves Ray wrong and lands a sweet 3 lb. bass. Charlie sneaks in a free golf lesson at Golf Club of New England in Stratham, NH.

Charlie fishes early Spring and the weather takes a turn for the worse. He catches a lot of bass but stays in search of one big fish. Charlie explains how to throw a top-water Pop-R bait. The Mad Cook fires up the grill and cooks some shrimp on the barbie and Cajun chicken tips.

Charlie travels to Vermont. He fishes a lake he has never been on and encounters a lot of obstacles. The local chef cooks a custom burger for Charlie. Charlie critiques the local craft beers of Vermont and picks his favorite. Charlie critiques all of the food, fishing and activities from the Mountain Top Inn and Resort and comes to the conclusion that it is top notch.

Charlie travels to sunny Clearwater, FL and hooks up with Hulk Hogan. Hulk is displeased because Charlie shows up late to a workout session at Hogan's Gym. Charlie takes Hulk into his world and tries to land him his first fish since he was a kid. Hogan invites Charlie to his restaurant, Hogan's Beach, for a seafood bucket. Hulk discusses his career that spans over three decades.

Charlie travels down to sunny FL and hits the links with two time World Champion baseball player Johnny Damon. Johnny raises money for the Johnny Damon Foundation. Charlie decides to fish instead of golf. Johnny invites celebrity guests such as Tim Wakefield, Bo Outlaw, Ray Lankford, Gary Sheffield and Micky Ward. Charlie tops off the charity event with a five pound largemouth bass.

Mid summertime bass fishing! Charlie heads out in search of a big Larry. Charlie compares himself to Joe Dirt and good things happen. Charlie cooks a special swordfish on the grill and explains how chicken wings become winglets. Charlie ends the show with a huge bass and declares that there should be an official Joe Dirt Day.

Charlie teams up with knuckleball legend and Major League Baseball pitcher Tim Wakefield. Tim talks about winning the 2004 World Series and breaking the 86 year Curse of the Bambino. The weather plays a factor and threatens to put this show into a rain delay. Tim and Charlie become very competitive on the water. Charlie and Tim discuss the history of the knuckleball.

The Mad Fisherman escapes to get away from it all. He heads to Panama to meet up with Boston native John Shyne. John takes Charlie five hours into the jungle to a place called the Paradise Lodge. Charlie fishes for Rooster Tail fish, Cubera Snapper, Jack fish and Wahoo. Charlie, also known as the Mad Cook, tries pork meat. John takes Charlie to a local fish market in Panama City.

Charlie heads down to Sunny Florida to hook up, hang out and fish with hockey legend Bobby Orr. Bobby shows Charlie how to golf on his favorite Florida golf course. Charlie critiques the local food at the PGA National Resort. Charlie heads back up to New Hampshire and wraps the show up with Bobby by fishing on his favorite Lake Winnipesaukee.