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The Trosset family is synonymous with fishing in the Conch Republic; father-son duo RT and Chris Trosset take the SFTV crew to their favorite offshore reefs and wrecks to chase a mixed bag of snapper, grouper, jacks and permit.
The Trosset family is synonymous with fishing in the Conch Republic; father-son duo RT and Chris Trosset take the SFTV crew to their favorite offshore reefs and wrecks to chase a mixed bag of snapper, grouper, jacks and permit.
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