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The waters surrounding Ocean's Edge Resort in Key West, Fla., provide no shortage of beautiful fishing areas; Capt. Scott Walker and Capt. Steve Rodger meet up with their good friend John Buckheim.
The waters surrounding Ocean's Edge Resort in Key West, Fla., provide no shortage of beautiful fishing areas; Capt. Scott Walker and Capt. Steve Rodger meet up with their good friend John Buckheim.
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S13, EP7 "Key West Mahi and Sails"Capt. Scott Walker and Capt. Steve Rodger launch from the Oceans Edge Resort in Key West, Fla., to hunt down all kinds of sport fish.
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S13, EP8 "Kings on Kites"Capt. Scott Walker and Capt. Steve Rodger take off from the beautiful Oceans Edge Marina in Key West, Fla.
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S13, EP9 "Gulf With Brice Barr"Capt. Scott Walker and Capt. Steve Rodger meet up with Brice Barr to head out into the beautiful waters of Gulf in search of giants.
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S13, EP10 "Way Out With John B"The waters surrounding Ocean's Edge Resort in Key West, Fla., provide no shortage of beautiful fishing areas; Capt. Scott Walker and Capt. Steve Rodger meet up with their good friend John Buckheim.
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S14, EP11 "Trolling Bonitas out of Key West"Captains Scott and Steve catch bonito for bait, slow-trolling them around wrecks to lure wahoo and kingfish.
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S14, EP4 "Reef Fishing out of Hawks Cay"Captains Scott and Steve bounce around the reefs of Hawks Cay, catching a wide variety of reef dwellers.
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