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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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"Hook n' Look"Follow angler and diver Kim Stricker, and his son Danny as they get an up-close look at fish.
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S7, EP10 "Deeper Aspirations"Kim and Cory expand their efforts deeper and discover a mega school of better-quality smallmouth and largemouth bass.
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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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S10, EP5 "I Like Jigs"Kim and his guest Kevin Vida demonstrate the attributes of Strike King's tour-grade football jigs and Rage Tail trailers. Late summer largemouth bass position along weedlines in the featured pattern.
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