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Shea's heads spend another two days fishing in Lake Perris, but this time he's not alone; fishing with his brother and good friend, they get into Bluegill, Bass, and some big Carp.
Shea's heads spend another two days fishing in Lake Perris, but this time he's not alone; fishing with his brother and good friend, they get into Bluegill, Bass, and some big Carp.
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