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Local guide Marcel Veenstra accompanies Kim to Indian River, Mich., for giant smallmouths; with the fall feed on, Strike King's Tour Grade Titanium Umbrella Rig pays off in a big way.
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EP2 "Redear Roundup"
Known to be colony breeders, redear sunfish are a popular gamefish. Kim targets these tasty spawners and provides a rarely-seen underwater view of their reproductive courtship.
EP9 "Okeechobee, Alive and Well"
Veteran Tournament Angler and Lake Okeechobee guide, Tom Mann Jr. joins Kim to discuss the environmental challenges this ecological treasure has endured. In the process they demonstrate the famed fishery is triving.
EP6 "Skinny-Water Smallmouths"
Smallmouth bass, particularly those that are positioned shallow, are susceptible to a topwater lure. Yet, anglers need to realize as conditions change, so should your lure choice.
EP12 "Chickamauga Chunks"
Tennessee River fishing guide & bass tournament record holder Rogne Brown joins Kim Stricker.
EP14 "Pig Island"
Kim probes reed islands and lily pads in search of mid-winter, Florida-strain bucketmouths; Seaguar's Flippin Braid stands up to the challenge while Strike King's 4 Rodent is the featured lure.
EP11 "Bienville Bananas"
Kim and fellow Professional Angler, Jeff Fitts, visit the lakes at Bienville Plantation. This renowned bass fishing operation is noted for trophy bass and it doesn't disappoint-even with bananas in the boat.
EP10 "Jungle Hot"
Unrelenting heat, prior to the onset of an El Niño winter presents a challenge to Kim and his son Danny on Florida's Big O; small bass abound, yet the element of finesse ultimately lures better quality.
EP5 "Del Rio Dilemma"
Denny Brauer accompanies Kim on Lake Amistad, where the bass have been migrated shallow; however, the influence of a passing cold front presents a challenge as the two seasoned anglers pitch the bushes with a Rage Bug.
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