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Into the Blue
"Red Snapper With Captain Garrett Stephens"Captains Scott Walker and Captain Garrett Stephens make a long run into the Gulf in the Invincible Catamaran to fish for Red Snappers.
Into the Blue
S15, EP4 "Fishing Shallow on a Windy Day in Hawk Channel with Capt. Chris Walter"Captain Scott Walker and his former mate Captain Chris Walter fish the shallow patch reefs of Hawk Channel on a windy day.
Into the Blue
"Return 'Em Right"Captain Scott Walker and Nick Haddad of Return 'Em Right fish for snappers out of Hawks Cay while talking about best release practices for bottom fishing.
Into the Blue
S15, EP5 "Capts. Scott Walker & Chris Walter Fish Deep Structure"Captain Scott Walker and his former mate Captain Chris Walter take the Invincible catamaran out of Hawks Cay to fish in deep structures, looking for varieties of snapper that Chris can cook for dinner.
Winchester Life
"Precision Rifle Perfected"The team at Winchester Ammunition has arrived in Oregon to visit the Leupold Long Range Academy. There, they'll put Winchester's new Supreme Long Range ammunition to the test.
Winchester Life
"Winchester Life - More Than A Medal"Winchester athletes Kim Rhode and Desiree Edmonds share what it takes to compete at the highest level of clay target shooting.
Winchester Life
"Winchester Life - Missouri Deer Camp"Winchester team members and employees meet up at the Keefer Brothers property in Missouri for a multi-day deer camp; along for the ride are outdoor editors Scott Ergas and Dave Hurteau; Chris and Casey are on the search for some large bucks, as well as showing the people at the camp a great time and what deer season is all about.
Winchester Life
"Winchester Life - Wyoming Waterfowl"In this episode of Winchester Life, the crew travels to Wyoming for a three-day waterfowl hunt with the Teton Mallard Company. Hunting everything from narrow creeks and sloughs to larger river channels, they adapt to changing weather, shifting winds.
