Eric uses plywood and an inner tube to build a raft, then sets out off the coast of Miami to nab a sailfish.
Eric travels to Florida and tries to land a lemon shark, blacktip shark or bull shark while on a paddleboard.
Eric tries white-water kayak bass fishing on the Devils River in Texas, then travels to San Antonio to balloon fish for redfish.
Eric fishes from a Jet Ski for amberjack 30 miles off the coast of North Carolina, and later moves to more shallow waters to spear flounder after dark.
Eric goes to Rhode Island to try an extreme form of surf casting called skishing, and later learns how to jig for squid at nighttime.
Eric learns how to catch catfish with his bare hands, aka noodling, in Tennessee; and is introduced to jug fishing, a technique that uses empty cans or jugs.
Eric tries spearfishing in Rhode Island, and later attempts to catch striped bass in New York City.
Eric tries to catch a mako shark 20 miles off the coast of San Diego. Later, he goes scuba diving for sea urchins, which are used to make sushi.
Eric goes to the Gulf of Mexico to learn how to spearfish under an oil rig. Later, he tries to catch a powerful predatory fish called the crevalle jack.
In the Season 1 finale, Eric goes bow fishing for invasive species of Asian carp in Illinois. Also: remote-control fishing boats.
Eric attempts to collect the Hawaiian delicacy known as opihi for his luau, then dives for octopuses and wrestles the creatures by hand.
Eric travels to Alaska's Dutch Harbor, where he spends long hours in the frigid waters of the Bering Sea hunting for cod.
Eric attends the International Eelpout Festival in Minnesota, an annual fishing tournament that attracts over 10,000 participants and partygoers.
Showtime Eric Young is in Cape Cod, and he's out to catch the massive and powerful bluefin tuna. From a kayak. He's paddling out miles from shore to go on a "Nantucket Sleigh Ride", which means being towed by the fighting fish as he battles to reel it in!
Eric Young is in Montreal to try his craziest fishing adventure yet - free dive spearfishing for bass under an iced-over river! He risks hypothermia, dangerous currents and getting trapped without oxygen, all to try this most extreme style of fishing.
Eric's in Hawaii to become an old school warrior! First he's cliffdiving from a 70 foot ledge to prove his courage. Then he's braving massive waves in a traditional outrigger canoe to handline for ahi tuna, as Hawaiian warriors have done for centuries.
Eric goes to Florida to fish for goliath grouper with a rope.