No Limits

Pro Wrestler, Eric Young ventures to the gulf coast of Florida determined to catch one of the most predatory animals in the ocean. While in the middle of the ocean, he challenges himself by standing on a paddle board.

Eric ventures to Ft. Lauderdale and enters an annual Bullseye Snakehead competition. Down south in Miami, he fishes from his homemade raft to catch the Sailfish, the fastest fish in the Atlantic.

Eric Young journeys into the heart of Texas to take on the aptly named Devil's River from a kayak. He braves whitewater rapids, flash floods, snakes, scorpions and extreme heat, all to find the biggest bass in the state.

Eric ventures to the Outer Banks of North Carolina in search of the ultimate game fish. In order to find the infamous amberjack fish, he travels 30 miles off the coast using a jet ski.

Eric travels to Rhode Island to skish -- a combination of skiing and fishing -- to land a striped bass. He'll free-float miles from the coast armed only with a rod, and if he lands a big one, he could be towed through the water like he's on water skis.

Eric ventures to Tennessee to learn two unique ways of fishing. He learns how to jug fish, a fast an easy way to catch a meal. He ventures up river to learn how to hand-fish from a team of women, known for their grabbing skills.

Eric Young ventures to Long Island Sound where he takes on The Race, a dangerously fast, boulder-filled stretch of water where striped bass abound. He challenges himself to try and catch one by free-diving and hunting with a spear gun.

Eric ventures to San Diego in search of the Mako shark, known as one of the deadliest sea predators. Meanwhile, He dives in hopes to find sea urchin, a delicacy used in sushi.

Eric Young ventures to the Louisiana Bayou to compete in the Spearfish Rodeo. He travels 30 miles into the Gulf of Mexico to spearfish at the base of oil rigs and go after the largest fighting fish in the Atlantic.

Eric Young heads to Illinois to battle the millions of Asian carp that have taken over the region's river systems. He meets the Peoria Carp Hunters, and they're extinguishing the invasive problem using samurai swords and tridents, while on water skis.