Marshall Smith joins live from Bishop in the Eastern Sierras to break down lake vs. stream trout fishing in the Mammoth Lakes area, Crowley Lake tactics, and why fly fishing is near-essential for the streams.
Daniel, Charly, and Luke in the shop — favorite baits and setups for SoCal harbor fishing, technique over bait color philosophy, and a preview of what to expect in the fall season.
Daniel, Charly, and Luke on wall tactics for spotted bay bass, the upcoming Spotty Palooza tournament, and [FISH]rx now live on Tackle Supply.
Glizzies at the Ramp recap — 140 hot dogs served, a 7-pound calico caught after the event, and calico season updates from the wall and inner harbor.
Pek Su of Slay Dirty joins for the show’s first fish-as-food episode — Cambodian bass recipes, an 8-hour cook time Fishbone Magazine-featured dish, and what Slay Dirty has been building in the community.
Joe Gaeta of Performance Tackle on the Long Beach breakwall — A-rig tactics, jerkbait rod setups for the wall, and the local tournament circuit that runs calico and trifecta events.
Daniel previews his first El Salvador fishing trip and the new [FISH]rx colors coming to the PCS Show booth — plus a no-guest hang covering the current local fishing scene and what’s coming up for the brand.
Guest: Gary Reyes (Reyes Swimbaits) Hosts: Daniel Dahlin ([FISH]rx), El Charly, Luke Dean (Bait Slingers / Artemis Charters) Gary Reyes returns for Episode 29, recorded live on January 30, 2024, to go deeper on the fast-wind technique he introduced in Ep. 8. Daniel ran it the very next morning and had one of his best…
Guest: Cody Smith Hosts: Daniel Dahlin ([FISH]rx), El Charly, Luke Dean (Bait Slingers / Artemis Charters) Cody Smith returns for Episode 28, recorded live on January 23, 2024, about a year after Episode 2. The fast-wind retrieve is no longer just an idea — it’s been tested and producing. This episode focuses on when it…
Matt Florentino on jerkbait tactics for SoCal calico bass, reading bait in the water column as a trigger cue, and why the bladed jig has been the go-to when fish won’t touch a swim bait.