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Denis and Austin go to Fort Peck Montana and catch some monster Walleye and Trout.
Denis and Austin go to Fort Peck Montana and catch some monster Walleye and Trout.
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S2024, EP7 "Fort Peck"Denis and Austin go to Fort Peck Montana and catch some monster Walleye and Trout.
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EP5 "Fort Peck: Trophy Walleye Hunt"Still immersed in the raw beauty of Fort Peck, Denis and Austin are on a mission to unlock the secrets of its giant walleye. After multiple days of tough fishing, long boat rides, and trial-and-error tactics, they finally crack the code.
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EP6 "Fort Peck Birthday Fishing Bash"To celebrate his birthday, Denis stages a one-day marathon at Fort Peck - targeting every species he can find in a non-stop, high-energy fishing bash. Bass, trout, and walleye all make appearances, and just when they think they've seen it all, an unexpected mystery fish shakes things up. It's a fun, festive day packed with surprises, laughs, and unforgettable catches.
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S2024, EP7 "Fort Peck"Denis and Austin go to Fort Peck Montana and catch some monster Walleye and Trout.
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