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Unforgettable fishing journeys throughout North America.
Unforgettable fishing journeys throughout North America.
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S45, EP2 "North America's Greatest Sportfish"It's some of the most unique and compelling footage in fishing, as the In-Fisherman staff muscles North America's largest freshwater sportfish, the white sturgeon and gator gar, plus a few more.
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S45, EP3 "Crazy Good Freshwater Fishing"The In-Fisherman staff goes on spring flings for spawn-time slab crappies, puts the hammer to Great Lakes bad boys-salmon and brown trout, and features footage that reveals the best big-bass lures of all time.
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S46, EP1 "Into the Great Wide Open: Uncharted Adventure Destinations"Unforgettable fishing journeys throughout North America.
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