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Meredith learns the value of the Trash Can Slam on a flounder trip with Capt. Justin that turns into a multi-species challenge.
Meredith learns the value of the Trash Can Slam on a flounder trip with Capt. Justin that turns into a multi-species challenge.
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S9, EP6 "Tarpon Telegraph"We listen to guides and anglers on how they attempt to hook into the migrating tarpon that pass through PCB's beautiful beach waters each summer. It's a lesson in humility, respect and yes, luck.
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"Red to Black to Jack"Capt. Justin Leake and a fellow guide search for redfish along the beach, but Mother Nature has other ideas, giving them a show they didn't expect.
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"Positive = Good Day"When Justin and Meredith stay positive after a series of bad breaks, it pays off in fun -- If fun means fish, that is! After all, they're in Panama City Beach.
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"Beach for Fun, Reef for Flavor"Capt. Leake enjoys sight-fishing on the beach; when unsuccessful, Capt. Jones recommends trying an artificial reef; they discover a productive fishing spot for their meal.
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S9, EP8 "Referencing Redfish"Capt Justin says you can catch a redfish 365 days in Panama City Beach. We put those words to the test!
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S9, EP4 "Black Pearl's Final Resting Place"Joined by PCB's Artificial Reef Coordinator Erin Graham Capt Justin fish previously dropped reefs before sinking the famed BLACK PEARL from iconic films right off Panama City Beach, FL.
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S9 "Dog Daze Delight"Capt. Justin Leake and Meredith McCord divert attention from what's not happening with the tarpon bite to using CoastMaster, light tackle and experience to find snapper success on heavily fished public spots.
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