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"Home of the Largest Peacock Bass"
Fishing for peacock bass in the Amazon River; Shea McIntee and the crew spend a full day fishing for some of the hardest fighting bass.
"Offshore Fishing In La Bocana Mexico, Part Two"
Heading back to La Bocana, Mexico, for some epic offshore fishing and find yellowtail, dorado, and wahoo.
"Costa Rica Surf and Turf With Riconte Hot Sauce"
Shea McIntee heads South to Costa Rica and meets up with a wonderful group of friends who are the Reconte Hot Sause owners; the Costa Rican coastline is a perfect playground as they explore traveling on a 50-foot catamaran, surf and fish.
"Santa Catalina Island Adventure"
First-time anglers go offshore to Santa Catalina Island and learn how to fish for Yellowtail and Calico Bass.
S1, EP1 "Cedros Outdoor Adventures, Part 1"
Shea McIntee travels to Cedros Island, Mexico to film and catch calico bass, yellowtail and halibut using swimbaits and surface iron.
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