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Terry Scroggins joins Shaw on famed Rodman Reservoir in North Florida to fish for crappies.
Terry Scroggins joins Shaw on famed Rodman Reservoir in North Florida to fish for crappies.
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S20, EP12 "Crappie or Bust"Terry Scroggins joins Shaw on famed Rodman Reservoir in North Florida to fish for crappies.
One More Cast With Shaw Grigsby
S18, EP10 "Way Out West For Bass"Shaw explores fertile bass waters with his pal Doug Minor on Moses Lake, Washington.
One More Cast With Shaw Grigsby
S9, EP22 "Okeechobee Bass"Fishing on Lake Okeechobee for winter bass using buzzbaits and spinnerbaits.
One More Cast With Shaw Grigsby
S19, EP6 "Naked in the Weeds"Fishing for largemouth bass using the Naked Rage Blade.
One More Cast With Shaw Grigsby
S20, EP13 "Venice Adventure"Shaw can't keep his happy angling grounds under his hat; he visits the Gulf waters off Venice, Louisiana, with the young and enthusiastic Michael Frenette as his guide.
One More Cast With Shaw Grigsby
S20, EP5 "Redfish Lodge"A big crank bait called the 8.0, half the size of a toilet float, clobbers trophy reds on Shaw's trip with Mike Frenette, a veteran charter captain who guides on the Gulf out of Venice, Louisiana.
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