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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.
EP12 "Gorillas on a Chandelier"
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.
EP6 "Wrestling in the Reeds"
Kim and Danny Stricker dissect the inner workings of a shallow reed field to reveal the habitat preferences of largemouth bass.
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.
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 "Wake Up and Smell the Coffee"
Kim enlightens us on the beneficial characteristics of each tube bait as well as the scent of coffee.
EP8 "Just a Spoonful"
Friend and fellow Michigander, Brian McCarter turns Kim on to a productive pattern for autumn largemouths.
EP5 "Milfoil Magic"
Although regarded as a nuissance 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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