City folks fixin’ for a fish-out-of-water adventure travel to rural Oklahoma for an experience of a lifetime. With the help of self-proclaimed hillbillies and experienced hand fishermen Skipper Bivins and Jackson, city dwellers get a taste of country livin’ by learning how to noodle, a way of fishing where no bait or rod is used. For city-slicker friends Jhake, 21, and Lori, 41, noodling is a foreign concept. Lori is a savvy business woman from Manhattan who believes “roughing it” is walking over steel grates in her high heels, and Jhake is a male model and makeup artist from Washington DC who isn’t used to getting his hands dirty. But these two sophisticated socialites are determined to show Bivins and Jackson that they can noodle just as well as anyone else and are ready to toast to their catches with a martini in hand. North Dakota University college basketball players Nick, 21, and Mike, 22, are ready to bring their game to Oklahoma to catch some catfish. Standing over six feet tall, Nick and Mike think they are going to be the only giants in the water, but little do they know, they are about to wrestle 75-pound monsters. These competitive teammates are excited to see who walks away with the biggest fish! Newlyweds Kristin, 34, and Phantom, 36, are ready for their next big adventure. After moving out of the city and into the suburbs of Virginia, Phantom is learning to appreciate the great outdoors. But his new-found take on nature has not changed his fear of the water. Kristin, on the other hand, grew up in the country. She is confident she can handle the sting of a catfish bite and is determined to help her husband overcome his fear of the water.