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Charlie heads to Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire and meets up with owner of Eastern Propane and Oil, Chuck Clement; Charlie fishes with Chuck and his entire family for two days; Charlie and Josh get caught in one big epic rainstorm.
Charlie heads to Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire and meets up with owner of Eastern Propane and Oil, Chuck Clement; Charlie fishes with Chuck and his entire family for two days; Charlie and Josh get caught in one big epic rainstorm.
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