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Shallow Water Angler brings an informative and exciting way of covering saltwater flats, bay and back country fishing. Each show focuses on an overall topic, technique, or species as the editors of SWA travel the nation's coastal regions. The result is a comprehensive TV magazine show that is sure to entertain and inform both the hard-core angler and casual viewer.
2006
How to make the most of temperature changes when fishing.
Bass fishing techniques that also work for catching redfish.
Fishing for striper.
How to fish tree-lined banks on high and low tide.
Tips on catching spotted sea trout.
Using dark lures in dark waters.
Tips for fishing in rocks.
Fishing for reds and tarpon using suspended twitch baits.
Fishing the surf.
Best of 2007
2007
David Conway uses spinner baits to entice bottom hugging flounder.
Today it's our skiff review!
Getting in the water and eye level with the fish.
Part 1 of the special on baits that look as good as the real thing.
Part 2 of the special on baits that look as good as the real thing.
Family fishing in Boca Grande.
Jeff Weakly uses the light of the full moon to fish the backwater canals of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Mike Conner uses tubes for stripers and blues in the northeast and then way south to the Bahamas.
Tidal ponds offer great fishing for a variety of game fish.
Learning the secrets to catching large tarpon.
Terry Gibson follows schools of mullet to find game fish.
Showing only the best of SWA TV 2008.
2004
Techniques used when presenting crank or hard plastic baits.
How man-made or natural structures in the water can provide a hot spot for fishing.
Exploiting the right time of day for proper light, tides and water temperature.
Leadhead wonder lures.
Maximizing fishing opportunities; stocking the right equipment.
Focusing on topwater basics.
Fishing bones and reds in shallow waters.
Working the water column in Texas, Florida and New York.
Techniques for using live bait.
The importance of learning to read shallow waters for successful angling.
Using tidal information to catch more fish.
2005
Techniques needed to present bait; tailing bonefish and redfish; rolling tarpon and fining sharks.
We show you how to pull the fish out from structure.
How man-made or natural structures in the water can provide a hot spot for fishing.
Terry Gibson and Scott Wagner fish for reds.
Mike Conner and Kip Dougherty fish for mackerel using cork floats.
Fishing for redfish with Captain Wagner and Jeff Weakly in Georgia.
Covering saltwater flats.
Jeff Weakley and Ray Markham fish for snook and redfish.
Fishing in North Carolina.
New techniques for catching trout, redfish, snook, stripers and bluefish.
2008
Fishing Barrier Islands
Proper trolling techniques
Triple tail lures
Using soft surface seducers
Fishing on and around artificial reefs
2009
Catching slams, specific groupings of fish!
Anglers make things easier with the use of a mother-ship.
Spoons set the gold standard in fishing and have been the go-to lure for trout and red fishermen for years.
Suspending twitchbaits
Fishing from the Kayak!
Tips on how to pick the best spots to fish with trees around.
Fishing some of the best-known mudding locations.
Finding elusive fish.
Discussion how raising your elevation will help increase your sight-fishing abilities.
How to fish these feeding grounds.
Catching fish while they're on the move.
Using eels for tackle.
The best of 2010
