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The crew heads to sunny Florida. However, a nor'easter potentially could cancel the show. Part of the crew gets stuck in Tulsa, Oklahoma because of a tornado warning. Charlie and Sean make it to Florida and fish for big largemouth bass.
The crew heads to sunny Florida. However, a nor'easter potentially could cancel the show. Part of the crew gets stuck in Tulsa, Oklahoma because of a tornado warning. Charlie and Sean make it to Florida and fish for big largemouth bass.
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