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Season 9 of the 2015 Madfin Shark Series delves into the heart-pounding world of competitive shark fishing as four elite teams battle across diverse terrains for the coveted title. For the first time the competition takes place across two world renowned locations, the Florida Keys and the Gulf of Mexico. This season features high-stakes challenges, daring strategies, and adrenaline-fueled encounters with some of the ocean's most formidable predators. With teams pushing the limits of skill and endurance, each episode promises intense competition, unexpected twists, and the relentless pursuit of victory in one of the most thrilling shark fishing tournaments of the year.
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In Season 2 of Modern Fishing with Jared Jeffries, viewers are immersed in a sport fishing journey across the American seas. From the challenging waters of Carolina yielding giant Grouper to encounters with record-sized deep-sea creatures, each episode is a testament to the excitement of modern artificial lure angling. NBA star Jared's adventures extend to Costa Rica, where he tackles Marlin with spinning gear, Panama, where massive Yellowfin Tuna await, a daring Swordfish expedition 100 miles off the coast of Florida, and more!
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In this season of Buccaneers and Bones, fly fishing legends and celebrities alike chase big Bonefish on Grand Bahama Island. Featuring Lefty Kreh, Yvon Chouinard, Bill Klyn, Tom Brokaw, Huey Lewis, Jimmy Kimmel and more, we learn the ropes of casting, technique and the history of the sport. This season explores the conservation of an ecosystem and the important of these species to the Bohemian people. Light-hearted and informative, this show will have you fishing the flats in no time!
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This show follows the exhilarating 2014 Madfin Shark series competition, as four couples battle to catch Lemon, Bull, Blacktip and Hammerhead sharks in Key West, Florida. Over three days, Bo and Dierdre of team blackjack, Carter and Heidi of team obsession, Steve and Melissa of team cool change and Patrick and Larya of team bass pro shops employ handlining and balloon techniques in shallow water, an incredibly exciting way to catch these big predators. A looming storm threatens the competition, but when no one manages to build a decisive lead, one giant fish could mean the difference been victory and defeat.
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In this action-packed new programme, NBA star Jared Jeffries travels the world in search of the craziest sport fishing. Fuelled by a competitive spirit, Jared and his buddies fish harder than ever alongside some of the best guides and Captains. Guided by die hard lure anglers, we learn the best tackle, tactics and theories behind jigging, popping and spinning artificial baits for a spectrum of species. Giant Dogtooth Tuna in New Zealand, high-flying Tarpon in the Florida Keys or Snapper off the oil rigs of Louisiana, Modern Fishing will inspire anyone to hit the waves!
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In this star-studded fishing adventure, novice and professional fly anglers alike explore the remote flats of South Andros Island in the Bahamas, home to the best Bonefish sport on the planet. TV host Jimmy Kimmel, Actors Jim Belushi and Michael Keaton, Musician Huey Lewis and more learn the intricacies of the sport from angling legends Lefty Kreh, Bill Klyne and Oliver White. We learn the significance of this delicate species from the Bonefish and Tarpon trust, committed to conserving a threatened population vital to a community and its ecosystem. Buccaneers and Bones is a fun-filled look at the peak of fly-fishing sport.
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This incredible collection from Inside Sport Fishing documents some of the most extreme and aspired angling on the planet. From Trevally on the barrier reef, to massive Tuna in the pacific, dangerous Shark fishing from kayaks and monstrous Mexican Marlin, every episode goes big. The show documents the history of the most beloved places and species in the world of sport fishing, as well as exploring the safeguarding of a potential future for angling to come.
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Randy Bowser’s fixin’ to go fishin’ for Mexican Tarpon and Jack Crevalle in this episode Yucatan Anglers TV. Joined by Captain Gary Lira, the group begin 20 miles offshore from Sisal, jigging over an underground cave system for reef species like Pompano on light tackle. Back at the marina in Progresso, Randy notices hundreds of Tarpon rolling as they hunt bait fish amongst the boats, so he and Gary search for the bigger specimens with surface baits. After sharing their most tried and tested lures, they decide to troll the length of the world’s longest pier where the true monsters like to hunt.
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The Carolina Outdoor Journal is back to showcase one of the best fishing states in America. Presented by Joe Albea and John Moore, Season four takes us big game fishing in the Gulf Stream, Trout fishing in the mountains, chasing trophy Bass on mill ponds and even battling monster sharks on the coast. We learn fishing theories, new techniques, new tackle and bait from the best anglers and Captains in the country, and delicious family recipes from resident chef, Donna.
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Bluefin
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Bluefin is a film dedicated to the plight of the Bluefin Tuna. Perhaps the most powerful and desirable fish on the planet, these titans have been hammered by the recreational and commercial fishing industries for decades. The story is told out of the fishing town of North Lake in Prince Edward Island, Canada, the Tuna capital of the world and feeding ground of record sized bluefin. It explores the conflict of interests and opinions on the state of the species. We hear from the weathered fisherman of the past who played a role in the decimation of stocks from North Lake to the markets of Japan, and the scientists fearing the species endangerment. We hear from the young breed trying to make a living in sport fishing in this seemingly thriving population of Canadian fish. Can these practices create an industry of wealth in place of unsustainable mass killings? Or is the unusual presence of these fish just another indication of their demise?
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Season 3 of the Carolina Outdoor Journal presents the array of incredible fishing available in one of the best angling states in the country. Presented by John Moore and Joe Albea, the show explores tactics like popping for Bass, fighting big Shark, trolling for Dorado, casting dry flies for Trout, jigging for Flounder, chasing giant Red Drum and more. We head to the flats of Pamlico Sound, the Mountain rivers of Boone County, the deep-sea currents of the Gulf Stream and the little backwaters of North Carolina to fish with the best anglers in the state. While the anglers discuss bait, lures, rods, reels and fishing theories in gear time, resident chef Donna Reynolds shares all kinds of easy seafood recipes for the hungry fisherman.
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Randy returns with a special episode of Yucatan Anglers as he heads to Campeche, the juvenile Tarpon capital of the world. His host, Capt Chino from Tarpon Town Anglers takes them to a beautiful bay next to the mangroves and it isn't long before Randy gets of the mark. Creeping stealthily through the small inlets of the mangroves, using light tackle, the guys catch some lovely hard fighting and acrobatic Tarpon showing what a fishing paradise this place really is.
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In this second instalment of the Carolina Outdoor Journal, John Moore and Joe Albea are back to bring us some of the best fishing in the American south. From Largemouth Bass, to wild river Trout, to massive Red Drum and even giant Sharks, there's always action to be had. The Journal brings in some of the States best anglers to make it happen, sharing a wealth of knowledge in the gear time segment that will help you catch more fish! As always, Donna Reynolds is on hand in the kitchen for some great twists on classic Carolina Recipes.
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In this special instalment of Yucatan Anglers TV, host Randy Bowser explores the backwaters of Sisal, Mexico lure fishing for Tarpon. Joined by Captain Gary Lira, the pair push through the dense mangroves from the coast where most anglers never dare to fish. Immediately upon arrival to the first pool, juvenile Tarpon known as Sabalitos begin tailing around the boat. Known for their acrobatic fighting style, these Sabalitos make for some of the most explosive and exciting sport in the world, particularly in this shallow water. As the crew push even deeper into the jungle, the tiny channels open into a wide pool known over 300 feet deep! It’s here that Captain Gary hooks into something big…
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Hosted by lifelong North Carolina residents Joe Albea and John Moore, Carolina Outdoor Journal showcases the best fishing this amazing state has to offer, from spectacular fishing offshore for big game fish to floating a mountain river for Smallmouth Bass plus some great shows from the stunning inshore fishery.  There's a wide variety of fishing styles and stunning locations in this series and truly something for every kind of angler to enjoy. As well as plenty of world class angling action, there's some great hints, tips and tactics to take in as well as a cooking section with some pretty scrummy recipes....enjoy!
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Eric Ciocher is one of the most prolific all-round anglers in Florida. In this series, he samples some of the most exciting lure fishing opportunities in the state with an expert team of captains with lifetimes of local experience. From freshwater species like Largemouth Bass, Peacock Bass and exotic Clown Knife fish, to hard fighting saltwater predators like Snook, Redfish and Black Drum, Eric somehow never fails to bring massive specimens to the boat. This show continuously proves why the state of Florida is still considered the epicentre of sport fishing.
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Chef to the stars Antonio Meleca and fisherman Shawn DeGagne break into the big leagues in this celebrity season of Fish and Fire, as pro athletes compete to see who can catch the most fish and who can cook the best dish. Whether it's NFL football stars like Cam Jordan, NHL hockey stars like Darren Turcotte, MLB baseball stars like Chris Tillman or UFC fighters like Jim Miller, everyone in this season has a competitive drive to win. From Dorado in the Florida Keys, to Walleye in frozen Ontario and everything in between, this season showcases the absolute best angling North America has to offer.
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Paul Young's final series, Fishing Road Trip USA hits all the marks as he embarks on an epic east coast adventure travelling  from Florida to Maine and sampling the absolute best angling that this part of the world has to offer. Whether it's smashing lures for predatory Barracuda in Florida , stalking monster Salmon in New York State or casting tiny dry flies for wild Trout in Maine, there's never a dull moment to be had.
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Henry Waszczuk delivers perhaps the best season of Fishing the Flats to date. Whether he's fishing for Goliath Grouper in the Florida Keys, Bonefish in the Bahamas, Tarpon in Belize or Marlin out in the Atlantic, there's always action to be had. As always, local Captains like Billy Clyde are on hand to lend there expertise from techniques, to tackle reviews, the best resorts in the world of sport fishing, to some incredible recipes on the grill with Steve Adams. No matter who you are, season five has something for you.
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Capt George Clark Jnr brings us another series of Reelin in the Keys where he meets up with some of the top charter boat skippers in the Florida Keys who are guaranteed to bring the action. We also check in to the 2018 Hemmingway Tournament, one of the premier Marlin fishing tournaments in the world. There's plenty to enjoy here from fishing for deep water species like Tuna, Dorado and Marlin to some exciting action for shallow water Tarpon. George also enjoys an epic trip seeking out some of the big Permit that can be found in the Keys, one of the finest sport fish you can catch.
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Fishing Western Australia returns with another action packed series and some of the best fishing in the world. With such a wide variety of sport fishing species to target in this part of Australia, the guys have plenty of options to go after. Inland there are also trips for the spectacular Barramundi, the iconic Australian sport fish plus the guys take a tip to Bali in Indonesia to experience the terrific saltwater fishing there. As well as the eye watering action, there's plenty tips and advice to help you improve your own fishing techniques.
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Host Henry Waszczuk is back with another fantastic season of Fishing The Flats. Henry fishes in some stunning saltwater locations from Costa Rica to the Bahamas and Florida and encounters a huge variety of inshore species including Snook, Tripletail, Redfish, Tarpon, Black Drum, Bonefish and a variety of Sharks. He also gets up to New York to try for possibly, the East Coast's most popular sporting fish, the Striped Bass. Henry is back again fighting Goliath Grouper too, a fish that will certainly give you a hard workout. As well as the exciting action, there's plenty of tips and tactics to help put you on more fish too.
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Fanatical angler and guide, Randy Bowser returns for a fourth series of Yucatan Anglers TV from the tropical waters of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. With such an array of amazing inshore sport fishing species such as Tarpon, Speckled Sea Trout, Snook and Jack Crevalle, Randy is rarely off the mark and the action comes thick and fast. In this series, Randy also ventures out of his comfort zone, heading offshore for species like Snapper and Spanish Mackerel and finding some good fishing.
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Nick Hocking and Lisa Sharp present this all action Australian fishing series, showcasing the the amazing saltwater and freshwater to be found in Western Australia. They kick off the series in the Mackerel Islands a clear water haven for hard fighting pelagic species like Trevally and Queenfish. They also find time for an epic trip to Malaysia where they encounter plenty of unusual species. As well as the spectacular scenery and fishing action, Nick and Lisa are full of useful angling tips and advice and employ the latest tackle, lures and techniques to keep the sport coming throughout every show.
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Most anglers around the world will know what an incredible fishing paradise the Florida Keys are and this fantastic film tells the story of conservation and sustainability there over the past 100 years. This unique ecosystem exists where the Gulf of Mexico, Florida Bay and the Atlantic Ocean meets and is home to a vast array of fish and wildlife species. We'll learn how the freshwater from the Everglades, one of the world's largest wetlands, directly impacts the reef systems of the Keys, which is home to over 6000 species of fish. We meet some of the dedicated conservationists who continue to inspire residents and visitors to join the movement of voluntourism and learn about some of the programs that have been developed to protect the Keys. From coral replanting to the creation of artificial reefs by scuttling ships, there are numerous active schemes that are helping to keep the environment healthy. We learn about the history of sportfishing in the Keys and Capt Will Benson explains how angling methods and attitudes have changed in recent years, especially with a much higher emphasis on catch and release. There's also some great fishing sequences as we head out with local guide, Richard Stanzcyk who manages to get a double Sailfish hook up! This is a wonderful film which shows off the Florida Keys in all its glory and highlights what an important environment it is to protect.
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Join Nick Hocking and the Perth Fishing TV team as they show us some of the amazing fishing opportunities to be found in Perth, Western Australia. Aside from the terrific reef and deep water fishing for species like Snapper and Dhufish, there's some great fishing within the Perth city limits and the Swan River. Plus we visit Waroona Dam just south of Perth where there's a fantastic Trout and Redfin fishery. Aside from the fanastic action and scenery, there's plenty of useful tips and advice to help your saltwater fishing.
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Join Paul Young on an angling journey across Scotland as he uncovers some of the best fishing the country has to offer. Although primarily known as a fly angler, Paul covers all kinds of fishing in this fantastic series including shore fishing, deep sea, coarse fishing as well as fly fishing for Atlantic Salmon and wild Brown Trout. This was Paul's first fishing TV series filmed in 1992 and its success led to many more series which he filmed all over the world. The series has been digitally remastered so although not in HD is as good in quality as it was aired at the time.
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A Year in The Life follows 6 anglers as they visit some of the world's premier fly fishing destinations. We begin with renowned UK river angler and journalist, Paul Proctor as he introduces us to his favourite Icelandic River, the Minnivallalaekur. The Brown Trout here can grow to prodigous sizes with fish to 20lb caught every season, often on small dry flies, and this fact makes it the world's best trout river in many fly anglers eyes. This spring fed river boasts an incredible midge population and this is what these huge trout predominantly feed on. After landing a couple of stunning fish, Paul moves to the Laxa River, which depsite being more famous for Atlantic Salmon, can offer some incredible dry fly fishing for Brown Trout too. Next up, we join fly fishing instructor and guide, Mark Windsor on the stunning Christmas Island for some high quality saltwater fly fishing. As Mark explains, Christmas Island is a large island and has a huge amount of fishable coastline which pretty much guarantees that anglers are fishing virgin water. Trophy sized Bonefish, Giant Trevally, Trigger Fish, this island has it all inshore, as well as a huge variety of offshore species like Tuna, Wahoo and Sailfish. Mark lands a nice GT before showing us how to catch Trigger fish which is one of his favourite species on the fly. We then visit New Zealand's South Island where Paul Proctor gives us a great overview of the range of fly fishing there, before latching into a nice 7lb Brown on a small backcountry creek. Paul explains his approach to fly fishing here and what it takes to be successful and we see him put this into practice several times. Music mogul, Duff Batty is in Ascension Bay in Mexico and explains what makes this place so special for fly anglers. Local guide, Manuel Chac catches a stunning Bonefish in the Mangroves before discussing his true love, the Permit which also reside in the area. In fact Acension Bay, makes a claim to be the Permit capital of the world and offers agood opportunity to catch these illusive fish. Back in England, we meet Charles Jardine discusses his love affair with Chalk Streams. Fly Fishing Instructor, Gilly Bate explains how the water clarity makes fishing these streams such a unique experience and what draws anglers from allover the world to fish rivers like the Test and the Itchen. Charles is on the River Frome in Dorset, a beautiful and wild chalk stream, famed for its sizable Grayling and Charles doesn't let us down, catching a stunning 2lb plus fish. A Year in the Life is a visual treat which shows off some of the world's top fly fishing destinations, through the eyes of renowned anglers and is highly recommended.
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Ocean exploration is a romantic notion that reaches out to the adventurer in all of us. From an early age people dream of exploring the farthest reaches of Earth – uncovering history and ancient stories, witnessing the true beauty of nature while discovering the raw essence driving that simple word, ‘exploration’. ‘Big Fish Big Adventure’ is an 8 part original Australian-made series featuring an exploration charter company ‘Big Cat Reality’ that caters to the desires of open-water fishing enthusiasts and adventure seekers, introducing them to some of the most beautiful, still unexplored fishing destinations the world has to offer. The series offers adventure, reveals Queensland’s long-lost maritime history, undersea life, the thrill of extreme fishing and ocean exploration. Captain James McVeigh, seasoned mariner and once commercial diver who has spent his life on or under the water, takes his clients to the furthest reaches of the reef, chasing their ‘fish-of-a-life time’. James and his crew deliver a true adventure experience, which, as the real adventurist knows, means facing down an unforgiving sea, and Mother Nature’s ability to throw the unexpected at them, at any time. This is what it means to maintain a charter business supplying high end experiences while navigating the spectacular waters of the Coral Sea. The fish may be big but the adventure is bigger. This series represents the truth of ocean charter work alternating daily between relaxed lounging, battling big fish, tales of high adventure played out on the sea floor, racing storm fronts and re-discovering some of Queensland’s seldom seen seascapes. This is Big Fish Big Adventure.
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Running the Coast
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The Striped Bass is almost certainly the most revered and sought after saltwater species in North America, and this epic, near 3hr film delves deep into the subject of angling for these hard fighting fish. Following a group of 'striper' lifers, the film starts in the spawning grounds of Chesapeake Bay where expert anglers, the Tylers are looking for their first fish of the season. As sunset arrives, they finally find the fish they have been looking for and a big striper is boated to kick off the film in style. Further up the coast we meet Jo Shastray, a New York city firefighter and fishing boat captain who is equally obsessed by these fish. He explains how the currents and tides of New York harbour provide excellent opportunity to target stripers, and what an amazing backdrop we see as Jo does just that in front of the Manhattan skyline at night. As the water warms and fish migrate, they can be sighted up and down the coast and targeted out in open water and the Tylers show just how to find and catch these fish. We meet legends like Lefty Kreh and Bob Popovics who are both addicted to catching stripers and have played a hefty role in the development of fly angling for them. Greg Myserson also shows us how its done, fishing a worm hatch in Rhode Island, and he should know whathe's doing as in 2011 he became the IGFA World Record Holder for Striped Bass with a huge 81lb fish. We follow the migration up the coast culminating at Montauk where hoardes of anglers arrive each year to find stripers in what could truly be called the surf fishing capital of the world. We also join Pink Floyd's Roger Waters in Montauk as he fly fishes 'the blitz' where thousands of stripers hit bait on the surface and the action is relentless. This is a must watch film for saltwater anglers providing an incredible insight into the Striped Bass fishing scene, along with plenty of information about how to successfully target these amazing fish.    

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