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Follow angler and diver Kim Stricker, and his son Danny as they get an up-close look at fish.
Follow angler and diver Kim Stricker, and his son Danny as they get an up-close look at fish.
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S7, EP12 "Chickamauga Chunks"Tennessee River fishing guide & bass tournament record holder Rogne Brown joins Kim Stricker.
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"Hook n' Look"Follow angler and diver Kim Stricker, and his son Danny as they get an up-close look at fish.
Hook n' Look
S8, EP11 "Wake Up and Smell the Coffee"Kim enlightens us on the beneficial characteristics of each tube bait as well as the scent of coffee.
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S8, EP9 "Just a Spoonful"Friend and fellow Michigander, Brian McCarter turns Kim on to a productive pattern for autumn largemouths.
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S12, EP7 "Right Under Your Nose"Kim demonstrates the virtues of a Strike King KVD Deep 1.5 Crankbait along weed edges. Once the bass are located, he follows up with a Swinging Swim Jig. As customary, he provides visual confirmation of the pattern from the lake bottom.
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S12, EP5 "Milfoil Magic"Although regarded as a nuisance to recreational boaters, Eurasian Milfoil provides a preferred habitat for largemouth bass; power-fishing with stout gear is a reputable method to catch them out of thick vegetation as Kim validates.
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S12, EP2 "Cattail Classroom"Accompanied by his friend Mike Ebach, Kim probes the vegetated aggregation of cattail reed beds, then capitalizes on the knowledge with a new weedless hollow-bodied bait by Strike King -- the Hack Attack Pad Perch.
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