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The annual spawning migration is a phenomenon of nature that draws predators from far and wide to feast on the smorgasbord of marine life. Tommo targets the pelagics offshore, while Wes throws the big baits from the beach targeting massive sharks.
The annual spawning migration is a phenomenon of nature that draws predators from far and wide to feast on the smorgasbord of marine life. Tommo targets the pelagics offshore, while Wes throws the big baits from the beach targeting massive sharks.
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S1, EP3 "The Sardine Run"The annual spawning migration is a phenomenon of nature that draws predators from far and wide to feast on the smorgasbord of marine life. Tommo targets the pelagics offshore, while Wes throws the big baits from the beach targeting massive sharks.
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S1, EP4 "Fins on the Flats"There are few species that have fussier feeding habits on the flats of Seychelles than that of the Triggerfish. Gareth and the team head to the Alphonse atoll to take on these tailing coral crunchers encountering the King of all game fish that rules these currents.
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S1, EP5 "Billfish Country"Taking down a billfish on fly is the ultimate challenge and achieving the double slam of a bone and bill in the same day is a rare accomplishment, Jeremy attempts this unique challenge, motivating Brad to hunt for a trophy specimen further North.
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S1, EP3 "The Sardine Run"The annual spawning migration is a phenomenon of nature that draws predators from far and wide to feast on the smorgasbord of marine life. Tommo targets the pelagics offshore, while Wes throws the big baits from the beach targeting massive sharks.
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