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Multi-species fishing action including a big surprise ending.
Multi-species fishing action including a big surprise ending.
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S2025, EP13 "Jiggin' & Drop Shottin'"Jim explains how effective drop shotting can be for largemouth bass when the bass are keying in on bedding bluegills.
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