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Charlie hooks up with comedian/actor Jimmy Dunn in Jimmy's hometown -- Hampton, N.H. Jimmy and Charlie then hit the waves on the paddle boards and Charlie takes Jimmy fishing in hopes of landing Jimmy his first-ever smallmouth bass.
Charlie hooks up with comedian/actor Jimmy Dunn in Jimmy's hometown -- Hampton, N.H. Jimmy and Charlie then hit the waves on the paddle boards and Charlie takes Jimmy fishing in hopes of landing Jimmy his first-ever smallmouth bass.
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