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Releasing a defeated tarpon healthy after an epic battle is the ultimate victory; for Justin, putting Ethan on his first silver king needs patience and a local chef's tasty diversion.
Releasing a defeated tarpon healthy after an epic battle is the ultimate victory; for Justin, putting Ethan on his first silver king needs patience and a local chef's tasty diversion.
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S9, EP3 "Live Fishing Report"PCB Fishing Report author Capt. Nathan Chennaux joins Capt. Justin scanning the beach waters for tarpon, and they hook into a monster while maneuvering around storms and vacationers. Does it make it into the boat?
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S9, EP2 "It's a Silver King Thing"Releasing a defeated tarpon healthy after an epic battle is the ultimate victory; for Justin, putting Ethan on his first silver king needs patience and a local chef's tasty diversion.
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