Virginia's James River is one of the best known blue cat fisheries in the country, but what many people don't realize is that these brutes mingle in the river's low end with salty players like black drum and redfish. Joe Cermele teams up with swimbait guru Oliver Ngy to hunt a mixed bag in this...

At best, a sucker is a good muskie bait. At worst, it's a fish most people don't even deem worthy of a nightcrawler. But Tyler Winter sees things differently. While the rest of us stress over prime real estate for glam species like walleye, bass, trout, Tyler enjoys equally hard fights in beautiful...

It's been more than 20 years since invasive snakeheads showed up in U.S. waters. Despite early fear about how devastating they would be, time and science have proven otherwise. Still, they are arguably the most hated fish in the country. But do you really understand what you're hating? Joe Cermele...

Are you a proud patriot? Then give thanks to the American shad. They are the most culturally significant fish in this country, and subsequently spawned an entire fishing subculture that Joe Cermele has been a part of since he was a kid. You'll never look at shad the same again, especially after Joe...

With dull gray scales, bulbous heads, and gnarly buck teeth, tautog aren't winning any beauty contests. But what they lack in looks they make up for in fight and flavor. Joe Cermele has been a member of the Northeast 'tog cult for decades, and breaks down why so many anglers can't wait to close out...

The Passaic River winds through the most heavily populated part of North Jersey. A lot of it isn't pretty, but beneath all the overpasses and behind the miles of barbed wire that flank it, there's a healthy population of Northern Pike. Join Joe Cermele for an urban flyfishing adventure exploring...

Chain pickerel get no respect. They're overshadowed by their pike and muskie cousins, but Joe Cermele has a soft spot for them. Join him as he targets these under-appreciated predators in New Jersey's vast, eerie, and historic Pinelands National Reserve.

Joe Cermele heads to the lobster pot fields off the New Jersey coast, but he's not after crustaceans. The shade produced by the buoys tied to the pots attracts piles of mahi-mahi in late summer, creating a light-tackle fishery that rivals Key West's.