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From Redfish and cigar bars in South Carolina to Bone Fish and Lomi Lomi in Hawaii, Charlie Moore travels to a lot of cool places all around the world and introduces his audience.
From Redfish and cigar bars in South Carolina to Bone Fish and Lomi Lomi in Hawaii, Charlie Moore travels to a lot of cool places all around the world and introduces his audience.
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S4, EP6 "Wicked Good"Charlie travels to Cape Cod to fish for smallmouth bass on a pond near the ocean, jumps aboard a local boat to go saltwater fishing and checks out the oysters, lobsters and seafood that Cape Cod has to offer.
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"It's a Wonderful Life"Charlie heads to Island Falls, Maine, where he fishes for smallmouth bass with Harvard hockey star Lauren McAuliffe. Later he visits a local bowling alley and checks out a local restaurant before grilling up one of his favorite recipes.
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"Colorado - Scene Two"Charlie heads to Fort Collins, Colo. The Mad Fisherman fishes for his favorite fish - largemouth bass. Charlie and Angela critique the local margaritas and make a visit to 80's Pizza to try their food and check out all of the 80s memorabilia.
Charlie Moore: No Offense
"Raymond Bourque: Respect 77"From Redfish and cigar bars in South Carolina to Bone Fish and Lomi Lomi in Hawaii, Charlie Moore travels to a lot of cool places all around the world and introduces his audience.
Charlie Moore: No Offense
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