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Tennessee River fishing guide & bass tournament record holder Rogne Brown joins Kim Stricker.
Tennessee River fishing guide & bass tournament record holder Rogne Brown joins Kim Stricker.
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S7, EP12 "Chickamauga Chunks"Tennessee River fishing guide & bass tournament record holder Rogne Brown joins Kim Stricker.
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S13, EP1 "Point to Point"Secondary points, those adjacent to spawning pockets, are prime places for pre-spawn bass to congregate.
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S12, EP9 "Okeechobee, Alive and Well"Veteran Tournament Angler and Lake Okeechobee guide, Tom Mann Jr. joins Kim to discuss the environmental challenges this ecological treasure has endured. In the process they demonstrate the famed fishery is thriving.
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S12, EP5 "Milfoil Magic"Although regarded as a nuisance to recreational boaters, Eurasian Milfoil provides a preferred habitat for largemouth bass; power-fishing with stout gear is a reputable method to catch them out of thick vegetation as Kim validates.
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S15, EP6 "Back to School"Lake Chatuge's spotted bass are schooling throughout the open water and Kim capitalizes on the rising fish with a Strike King Sexy Dawg; when the surface activity slows, he switches to a small Rage Swimmer swimbait to better match the forage size.
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