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Shea McIntee and the crew find out that Magdalena Bay doesn't only have offshore fishing, it also has inshore fishing; Shea's captain takes him to some of his favorite spots to catch red snapper, snook, corbina, and palometa.
Shea McIntee and the crew find out that Magdalena Bay doesn't only have offshore fishing, it also has inshore fishing; Shea's captain takes him to some of his favorite spots to catch red snapper, snook, corbina, and palometa.
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