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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.
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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S15, EP1 "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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S15, EP3 "Indian River Hex Hatch"Host Kim Stricker provides some underwater insight while experiencing a substantial mayfly hatch in Indian River, Mich.; Mullett Lake is well-known for big smallmouth and the emerging bugs triggered feeding activity on the water's surface.
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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 triving.
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S10, EP10 "Jungle Hot"Unrelenting heat, prior to the onset of an El Niño winter presents a challenge to Kim and his son Danny on Florida's Big O; small bass abound, yet the element of finesse ultimately lures better quality.
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S15, EP5 "Del Rio Dilemma"Denny Brauer accompanies Kim on Lake Amistad, where the bass have been migrated shallow; however, the influence of a passing cold front presents a challenge as the two seasoned anglers pitch the bushes with a Rage Bug.
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