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Shaw enjoys the privilege of introducing Iraq war veteran Alex Brown to some of Florida's best bass fishing on Lake X.
Shaw enjoys the privilege of introducing Iraq war veteran Alex Brown to some of Florida's best bass fishing on Lake X.
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S18, EP10 "Way Out West For Bass"Shaw explores fertile bass waters with his pal Doug Minor on Moses Lake, Washington.
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S20, EP10 "One More Cast With Bryce Grigsby"Shaw's grandson Bryce wings lures with bait-casting tackle like a pro, but as bass swing aboard and his numbers mount, he starts putting out feelers about taking over the show.
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