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"Lake Commandos"
Steve Pennaz and guests discover and attempt to conquer unfamiliar waters.
"In Search of Record Smallmouth"
Plano pro Eric Brandreit joins Steve on a fertile prairie lake that had produced the current state record.
"Walleye--Live Bait vs. Soft Plastics"
Steve and Berkley pro John Hoyer tip their jigs with live bait or soft plastics to see which produced the most walleyes.
"Tough Bite, Big Bass"
Chad LeChance joins Steve on a fertile lake known for big bass. The bite is tough..can they figure it out?
"Lake Commandos"
Steve Pennaz and guests discover and attempt to conquer unfamiliar waters.
"Big Lake, Huge Smallmouth"
Steve and Ryan Chuckel find the smallmouth spawn is almost over, but there are big bass still shallow.
"Clear Water, Spooky Bass"
On an extremely clear urban lake, Steve Pennaz and guest Travis Nadeau target pre-spawn largemouth that just moved shallow and are so spooky, even casting scares the fish.
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