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Carter continues on an adventure to try and catch the largest swimming fish in the world's oceans.
Carter continues on an adventure to try and catch the largest swimming fish in the world's oceans.
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The Obsession of Carter Andrews
S3, EP6 "Cape Cod Bluefin Tuna"After towing his Seavee boat from South Florida to Cape Cod to catch Atlantic Bluefin Tuna... the weather kept Carter and his Obsession inshore for the first few days. But now there's a window of opportunity and they head offshore.
The Obsession of Carter Andrews
S4, EP7 "Back to Baja"Carter Andrews is heading back to Baja California SUR to meet up with friend Julio Meza in hopes of fishing the best grouper bite in the world. Gulf and broomtail groupers are the species of choice.
The Obsession of Carter Andrews
S2, EP4 "Nova Scotia Monsters Part 2"Carter continues on an adventure to try and catch the largest swimming fish in the world's oceans.
The Obsession of Carter Andrews
S4, EP8 "Magdalena Bound"Carter and Julio head 160 miles down the coast to fish for striped marlin in Magdalena Bay; in these remote areas of Baja California Sur, logistics always present a challenge; the guys try to capitalize on the best marlin bite area.
The Obsession of Carter Andrews
S4, EP6 "King of the River"Being no stranger to lodges in remote areas, Carter Andrews continues a unique experience, which enlists the help of the native people of the Secure River basin to catch exotic catfish, pacu, and the infamous jaguar of the river.
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