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Jimmy is bass fishing on a warm winter day.
Jimmy is bass fishing on a warm winter day.
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S49, EP7 "Crank Baits and spinner hits"Jimmy is bass fishing on a warm winter day.
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S45, EP9 "Trapped Redfish"Jimmy fishes with baseball buddies in Rockport, Texas, catching trapped redfish in low tide.
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S45, EP6 "Lake Ivie"Jimmy and Josh Jones are after big bass in Lake Ivie, Texas.
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S44, EP32 "Bass Pro's"Jimmy is fishing with professional angler Edwin Evers in Oklahoma.
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S42, EP16 "Luck E Strike"Jimmy is fishing a drop shot with a new kit from Luck E Strike. The bass like it.
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S42, EP13 "All by Myself"Jimmy is bass fishing in Oklahoma. The fish are biting square bill crank baits and spinner baits.
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S42, EP12 "Cayman Adventure"Jimmy is wade fishing in Cayman Islands and will also be fishing offshore on the Slack'em.
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