
Capt. Ryan Harrington joins me to explain how barometric pressure moves fish in the water column, high pressure shuts off the bite, low pressure turns it on, and how to fish both. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

Professional bass fisherman Jacob Wheeler joins me to break down how to dial in forward-facing sonar on Lowrance ActiveTarget 2, contrast, StableView, and transducer angle. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

I tie the Jansick Special, a saltwater line-to-leader connection knot, walk through it step by step, and test how strong it really is. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

In Episode 872 of the Tom Rowland Podcast, host Tom Rowland delivers a focused tutorial on Jack's Knot—a fishing knot designed for specific applications where strength and reliability matter.

In Episode 871 of the Tom Rowland Podcast, host Tom Rowland takes questions directly from listeners in an Ask Me Anything format covering fishing techniques, content creation strategies, and life philosophy.

I tie the uni-knot version of the snell, a uni knot wrapped around the shank of the hook, run through the front of the eye for a better hookset, and test it. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

Tom Rowland, host of the Tom Rowland Podcast, reveals two different methods for tying the snell knot in this episode focused on fishing knot techniques and strength testing.

The Snell knot is used by some of the best sailfishermen in the world to tie their hooks, but is it actually the strongest connection from line to hook?

I tie and test the Unknown knot, a no-name line-to-hook connection from Instagram that broke over 100 percent every time and failed in the line, not the knot. The strongest hook knot I have tested. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

I tie and test the No Name knot, also called the Bristol knot, which joins a leader to a bimini loop. 20 pound braid to 40 pound fluorocarbon averaged 77.1 percent, a bit disappointing. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

I tie and test the Albright knot, a connection for dissimilar lines. 20 pound braid to 40 pound fluorocarbon averaged 70 percent, disappointing for braid to fluoro but great for wire to mono. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

I tie and test the Alberto knot, a connection for dissimilar lines. 20 pound braid to 40 pound fluorocarbon averaged 82.85 percent, a little disappointing for braid to fluoro. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

I explain how to remove any fish hook from your hand, push it through and back it out, or cut below the barb with real hook cutters, because cheap pliers will not cut a hardened hook. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

I tie and test a fluorocarbon-to-braid knot from Instagram, a three-turn uni against a six-turn clinch. 15 pound fluoro to 20 pound braid, only 59 percent, a thumbs down. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

Tom Rowland, host of the Tom Rowland Podcast and saltwater fishing expert, shares wild encounters and outdoor adventures in this solo episode.

Fantastic Friday is a new weekly episode format launched by Tom Rowland that features listener success stories, viewer questions, and community highlights.

Tom Rowland tests viral fishing knots from Instagram to see if they outperform the trusted non-slip mono loop in this How 2 Tuesday episode of the Tom Rowland Podcast.

A teenager stole a mounted tarpon from a Bass Pro Shops in Tampa, Florida. The theft was captured on surveillance video and shared widely on social media.

I tie and test the first Instagram knot to break over 100 percent, a no-name line-to-hook connection from fishing minutes. 15 pound fluorocarbon to the hook, broke in the line, A plus. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.
I tie and test the Dodd knot, a braid-to-fluorocarbon connection from Instagram named after guide John Dodd. 20 pound braid to 40 pound fluoro, very consistent, but only about 75 percent. A How 2 Tuesday tutorial.

The Dodd Knot is a braid-to-fluorocarbon leader connection that gained popularity on Instagram and was requested by numerous Tom Rowland Podcast followers.