Off the Hook Extreme Catches

Eric is about to literally put everything on the line. He's on a pilgrimage to Moab, Utah, to attempt the dangerous art of "highlining" -- walking on a thin rope across a deep canyon. In Colorado, he kayaks down a snowy mountain.

Eric heads to Tennessee to try his hand at becoming a competitive lumberjack. It takes superb athletic skill to compete against the country's best axe throwers, tree climbers, and log rollers and they aren't showing him any mercy.

Eric is on a hunt for speed in the Southwest. He begins by sandboarding down Death Valley's blazing hot dunes, then jumps on a high-speed chariot ride with the world's fastest bird -- the ostrich.

Eric heads to Mexico to catch one of the hardest fighting fish in the ocean, the striped marlin. While most anglers battle these beasts from a big boat, Eric's taking them on from a small kayak.

Eric is off the grid in the Alaskan bush to battle the beastly, invasive Northern Pike. With the help of expert fisherman, Eric shoots at the pike with a bow and arrow and fights frigid temperatures to protect the ecosystem.

Eric's back in Florida to go shark fishing, and he's upping the ante. He's "fishing the cull," or trailing a shrimp boat after it's dumped its bycatch, which ignites a shark feeding frenzy. Eric also tries on a personal jetpack.

Eric attempts to explore Death Valley's abandoned mines with a top abandoned mine exploration team. He also heads deep into the desert looking for spiders with an expert spider collector.

Eric heads to Puerto Rico to try "Blue Water Hunting," a style of underwater spearfishing that takes place miles from shore. With no land visible in any direction, Eric tries to stay afloat and not lose track of which way is up.

Armed with only a bow and arrow, Eric heads out with a bowfisherman to hunt for invasive catfish. Eric then teams up with a top gator hunter in Florida to use a rod and reel to catch and face down an 11-foot alligator.

Eric's in New York for the "Fall Blitz," the annual migration of striped bass and bluefish past Long Island. He's "surfcasting," a method where anglers cast directly into massive waves and hope to walk away with a prize fish.

Eric visits Northern California to hunt for abalone, a rare and valuable sea snail. It's no easy task, as abalone live in bitterly cold and dangerous waters that are filled with leg-tangling kelp, strong currents and sharks.

Eric heads to Texas for a shark fishing adventure where the desert meets the sea. It's a rough stretch of water that is known as a shark super highway. Eric uses a "slingbow" to try and catch a giant buffalo carp.

Eric heads to the Pacific Northwest to search for sevengill shark, a mysterious predator known to attack humans. Scientists need to get close to one of the sharks to find out more about it, and Eric takes on the task.

The best moments from "No Limits" and Eric Young in one episode, including Eric's biggest catches, his most extreme and funniest moments and the best "never before seen" footage.